From borrowed rackets and loaner shirts to committing to proper kit: a Barcelona club's story What happens when a group of weekend padel players decide they are done with hand-me-down rackets and cheap, ill-fitting clothes? At a small club
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1. Totally agree on the shoes part! I used to overlook good padel shoes until I got some ASICS ones—night and day difference on court grip. Anyone else feel like shoe comfort beats flashy design? 2
1. Look, I tried kanna tea after my morning meds (SSRIs), but honestly felt zero effects. Anyone know if kanna’s supposed to work on an empty stomach? Tried dosing around 150mg. Was hoping for mood lift or anxiety relief but nada. 2
1) Why the outside can lie: an upfront look at what this list will do for you Think of your house like an iceberg: the roof, paint, and siding are the tip everyone sees, but most of the damage sits below the surface
1. Oh man, I totally relate to the gurgling thing. Ignored it for like 2 months thinking it was nothing, then bam—the toilet overflowed during a holiday dinner. Learned my lesson: never ignore weird noises