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The rotational movement of the trunk that powers padel shots
Definition
The rotational movement of the trunk that powers padel shots. Core rotation connects the legs (power source) to the arm (delivery mechanism) — players who only arm-swing lose 30–50% of potential shot power.
Medicine ball rotational throws, cable wood-chops, and Russian twists build the obliques and thoracic mobility that drive padel rotation.
Stiff, arm-dominated strokes with limited pace, quick fatigue in the shoulder, and inconsistent direction.