Playing on low tables
Equipment
Joshua Rojan Asked 13 years ago
Hi.
Is playing on a lower table than usual a good training tool?
Since the ball always goes low?
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Joshua,
I think it is only good for younger shorter players so that they will not develop strokes that are too different to their adult strokes.
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Joshua Rojan Posted 13 years ago
Alright thanks. The only reason i asked is because there's is this place that my friends go and play table tennis that i think that has tables lower than usual (doesn't look like 76cm). While a lot of children go there (since i am young) the low tables are kind of annoying. I would have to do a improper stroke to get the ball over with spin. Should i keep going or should since my friends go or should i stop and find another place to play table tennis?
If it is the only place for you to have a hit then keep going but if there is an alternative then I would take it. You are right, you will start to alter your strokes.