Beginners Drills robo pong 1050
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Pasquale Mule Asked 12 years ago
Hi Alois and Jeff, today im getting a new robot, and for the past months i have been playing table tennis quite for fun and not training, which made me improve less but still Ok. And in november i bought my self a beginners blade with hurricane 2 rubbers and i was in montreal because my grandfather past away.. i really cried alot. Anyways it's a paddle for control and spin of course, so after i started making a club with my friend David. We started getting people to play for fun, but i can't actually share the robot with him, but thats ok, but what i need for training is drills for beginners. So do you know what drills should i do? like example forehand counterhit and backhands?
Thanks for reading!
Oh yeah and my blade is DHS
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi George,
Sorry to hear about your grandfather.
FOr the drills you an go to our free download of Training Drills. STart with some of the simpler ones in the one and two ball drills section. You can set the robot to feed the balls out lile the controller.
This will give you some reasonable training. It would be better if you can get your partners to train with you.
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