Table Tennis grip
Strokes
charlie denza Asked 13 years ago
i have 2 table tennis grips but i don't know which grip is better 4 me. what do i do ?
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Charlie,
Try to stay with the standard grips. It depends what your grips look like. It is important to have a good grip. These grips have been developed over time by many players to find something that is most beneficial to advance your strokes. Take a look at our lesson on Get a Grip. This will show you the Shakehand and Penhold grips and how to use them.
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