69%
of 426 padel players had been hurt playing
Tendons were the most common.
Feel stronger on court in 8 weeks. 15 minutes, 3 times a week, at home. Free with every strap.
● Free with every strap: it goes into your bag automatically
15-page PDF guide · download link in your order confirmation
A 15-page PDF guide for padel players, built to go with the Second Set strap: three 15-minute sessions a week on the days you don't play, at home, with a wall, a step and a chair.
Digital product: nothing is shipped. The download link is in your order confirmation email.
Free with every Second Set strap: it is added to your bag automatically.
General fitness guidance, not medical advice or treatment. Stop if anything hurts and see a qualified professional.
8-Week Knee Program
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The plan
Move on when it feels easy.
Wake up the muscles around your knee. No jumping.
4×30 s → 5×45 sBack on the wall. Slide down and hold.
3×12 → 3×15Lift your hips. Hold 2 seconds.
3×10 → 3×12 / legStraight leg up, slowly down.
3×12 → 3×15 / sideOn your side. Lift from the hip.
Get strong, nice and slow.
3×10 → 3×12Sit down slowly. Stand up.
3×8 → 3×10 / legLower slowly from a step.
3×8 → 3×10 / legSlow down, back knee near the floor.
Back to quick, springy moves, like on court.
3×15 s → 3×30 sSmall, quick, quiet hops.
3×5 → 3×10Small jump. Land soft.
3×8 → 3×10 / sideStep wide, sit back, push back.
3×20 s → 3×30 sTiny hop, land ready, go.
Why it works
69%
of 426 padel players had been hurt playing
Tendons were the most common.
16/20
knees showed less tendon strain under a strap
That is why our pad sits just below the kneecap.
4 stages
holds, slow strength, spring, sport
Our 8 weeks follow the same steps.
The strap supports your knee while you play; it doesn't treat it. Knee pain that worries you? See a physical therapist.
Game days
Wear the strap when you play. Skip the session.
Rest days
Do your 15 minutes. No strap needed.
Golden rule
If something hurts, stop and talk to a professional.
Written by the Second Set team from published research. General fitness guidance for healthy, active adults, not medical advice or treatment. Stop if anything hurts and see a qualified professional.