Training
Hello sir,
I live in a area which does not have a table to practice. Can you give me a exercise to practice without a table?
Thanks
Hi Devang,
Take a look at our lesson on Practicing Alone which will give you some ideas.
One thing you can be sure of is that every top player will be able to keep the ball on the table with a solid block when under pressure. It seems that this is a pre-requisite to becoming a good player. That's why in this training session we focus on improving your block. If you can absorb your opponent's attack you will be in a good position to win a match against them.
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Jim PingPalHal Posted 8 years ago
I didn't have a table for most of the beginning of this year, and I did find shadow play and hitting the ball on the floor/walls to be semi-helpful in terms of just getting the feeling down and getting more comfortable with how the ball felt on the paddle.