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jaskaran singh Asked 10 years ago
Where can i practice if i do not have a table?
Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago
Hi Jaskaran,
Every table is a Table Tennis table. You can use even a small dining table to practice on.
We also have a video on Practicing Alone that may help you.
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Omkar Sathe Posted 2016-08-10 07:53:13
Sir,
How to catch the ball with bat as seen the 'Practicing Alone' video? Whenever I try doing that, the ball ends up bouncing off of it.
Thank You,
Omkar
Hi Omkar,
The key is to follow the ball down with your bat. Also keep your hand relaxed. This will help to absorb some of the speed of the ball.
Just keep practicing it and you will see a difference.
Omkar Sathe Posted 2016-08-10 07:53:13
So do I have to keep the bat tilted and then make it parallel?
Thanks.
You can do that as well. I find it easier to do that but you don't have to.
Omkar Sathe Posted 2016-08-10 07:53:13
Thanks Sir. I will surely try my best.
martinand bernard Posted 2016-08-10 07:53:13
hello is it very important to do this to improve my game?
IF you have regular practice then that is better than practicing alone.