Practicing Regularly for a Working Professional
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tejas kumbhar Asked 11 years ago
Hi Alois/Jeff,
This is my second question and thank you so much for the Video response for my first question (Joo Se Hyuuek chops).
I am a 24 year old IT professional from India with a long standing interest in the game, but started to receive coaching recently.
Coaching is for 1 1/2 hrs every Saturday and Sunday, but I don't get to practice much during the weekdays due to hectic work schedules and not having a TT table around at home. Please suggest ways or drills through which I can practice at home and learn faster. Wanna hear from you soon.
Thanks,
Tejas K.
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Tejas,
I think it is important to do as much as you can but you also need to take into account your life balance such as work.
We do have a lesson on Practicing Alone that may give you some ideas depending on your level.
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