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Strokes

Ashwinkumar Rangarajan
Ashwinkumar Rangarajan Asked 13 years ago

I am R. Ashwin Kumar from India.  I have a quest.

I have joined my school's Table Tennis club a month ago and I am improving myself to my maximum.  So I am in a situation to learn the main tricks in Table Tennis.  My seniors dominate me and they don't teach me the tricks and they treat me as a learner.  So I need to show my hidden talents.  So I require a moral advice in developing my skills.

It would be great if you accept my request.  I'm hoping for the best from you.


Alois Rosario
Member Badge Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago

Hi Ashwin,

It is important to learn the strokes first.  In our Video Lessons we have a section on Strokes & Technique which set out in order the strokes and techniques you need to progress through to become a better player.  Start at the top and work your way down the list.

You should also explore the Serving Secrets lessons which will add a lot to your game.

There are several areas within the Lessons section that you should go through to make yourself a better player.  These will keep you busy for a while.


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Rahul Kumar

Rahul Kumar Posted 13 years ago

Hey Ashwin, me too from india. In which school you joined the club??


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