Vibora
What is the correct grip for the vibora?
The continental grip is the one most used to hit the vibora in padel. It lets you combine control, spin and speed without making abrupt grip changes during the point.
A correct grip makes the movement more natural, improves the precision of the stroke and helps you stay consistent on every execution.
Most common mistakes
Turning your hand too far
Many players change the grip too much chasing extra spin or power. That usually costs control and makes the stroke harder to repeat with precision.
Changing the grip too late
Waiting until the last moment to set your hand forces the stroke and takes fluidity out of the movement.
Squeezing the racket too hard
Too much tension in the hand limits wrist mobility and makes it harder to generate natural spin on the vibora.
How does AURO Grip help?
AURO Grip adds a tactile reference that helps you find the correct hand position quickly and intuitively.
During training it builds muscle memory so the correct grip becomes an automatic gesture. That way you can focus on improving your vibora technique instead of constantly checking whether you are holding the racket properly.
Before trying to hit harder, make sure your hand always starts from the same position. A consistent grip is the first step towards a vibora that is more precise, safer and harder to return.
