1. For how many years have you been playing Padel?

A: Since I was 22; professionally, since I was 23.

2. How do you see Padel in your life: as a sport, a high-performance sport, or a profession?

A:Profession.

3. From 1 to 8, what is the level of balance you have between your personal life and Padel?

A: 7.

4. Do you consider Padel to be a team sport or an individual sport?

A: Team sport.

5. How many times do you train per day?

A:Two to three times.

6. Which part of the training do you like the most: physical, technical, or tactical?

A: Technical.

7. Which side of the field do you feel more comfortable playing on: left or right?

A: On the left.

8. Do you consider you need to improve your team play: yes or no?

A: Yes, there is always something to improve.

9. What is the technical move that you most like to use in a game?

A: Backhand Volley.

10. Which technical move do you need to work on the most?

R: Off the Wall.

11. Which part of the game do you need to understand better: defence, attack, or counterattack?

A: The counterattack.

In a tournament…

12. Do you prefer to play indoors or outdoors?

A: Outdoors.

13. On a slow, medium-fast, or fast court?

A: Medium-fast.

14. Do you prefer to play in the morning, in the afternoon, or in the evening?

A: In the evening.

15. In a tournament, does training and playing on different types of courts influence your game: yes or no?

A: Yes.

16. As a partnership, do you study your opponents before the games: yes or no?

A: Yes.

17. In tournaments, do you prefer to have the presence of a coach: yes or no?

A: No.

18. When you have the coach at tournaments, what do you like to hear during the break: encouragement, constructive criticism, or tactics to apply during the game?

A:Tactics to apply during the match.

Psychological Scope

19. In the psychological realm, what do you feel you need to work on most to improve your performance: frustration, anxiety or confidence?

A: Tolerance for discomfort.

20. What is the degree of influence that the audience has on your adrenaline: none, little, reasonable, or a lot of influence?

A: Much influence.

21. What degree of influence does the audience have on your concentration in the game: none, little, reasonable or great influence?

A:None.

22. From 1 to 8 what is your level of acceptance when the opponent sends the ball at your body?

A: 8.

23. From 1 to 8, what influence does a defeat have on you?

A: 3.

24. From 1 to 8, how much importance do you give to the moment of serving to close the set?

A: 3.

25. How long does it take you to recover after a less positive performance: minutes, hours, days, or months?

R: Minutes.