Sliced bajada
A bajada with backspin, which stays low after the bounce and comes off the opponents' back glass low.
When to play it
Off a high rebound when you want control. To push the opponents away from the net.
How to play it
Prepare side on with the racket high. Cut through the back of the ball high to low. Aim deep through the middle.
Common mistakes
Slicing so much that it floats. Playing it from too far back.
Rules for this shot
Questions
Is the sliced bajada legal in padel?
Legal under Rule 12.3: the ball has bounced on your side and you may play it in the air off your back glass before its second bounce (Rule 13c).