Reverse tweener
A between-the-legs shot with an unusual body or racket position, mostly played for show.
When to play it
Rarely, when nothing else is possible.
How to play it
Keep the racket path clear of your legs. Aim high. Recover.
Common mistakes
Using it when a normal shot was possible. Hitting yourself.
Rules for this shot
Questions
Is the reverse tweener legal in padel?
Legal under Rule 14: any stroke counts if you hit the ball once with the racket in your hand before its second bounce (Rules 13c, 13i and 13m), and it then goes over the net.