Reaction
Strokes
Tom Oxas Asked 13 years ago
Hi Alois,
I have a big problem with reaction. It's too slow. How can I learn to react fast? What exercises should I do to make it better?
Thank you for help.
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Tomas,
I think one of the best ways to improve reactions is to use multi-ball for training. Get a friend to learn how to feed multi-ball and feed the balls out faster than normal rallying pace. This will start to improve your speed of reactions.
The next important step though is to do it with one ball. Get your training partner to hit the ball anywhere on the table and learn to track the ball well so that you give yourself the best opportunity to react to the ball. YOu need to then learn to track the ball well all the way in and out.
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Tom Oxas Posted 13 years ago
Thank you Alois. You realy helped to me.