Controlled Game
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Lukas Oberbanscheidt Asked 13 years ago
How can I practise to play very unexcited and controlled? Because my coach said me I play very hectically. Thank you in advance, Lukas.
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Lukas,
In training focus on getting more balls on the table in a row.
Start to think about being more consistent in a game situation as well. Often putting the ball on the table one more time is enough to win a point rather than trying to hit a winner.
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Lukas Oberbanscheidt Posted 13 years ago
So I shoulnt hit it every time with a Lot of speed and spin but I should do a counterhit or a block with good placement?
Yes, that is good. You can wait for a weaker ball to attack it fast but think more about placement.