To be a great player

Training

Kevin A
Kevin A Asked 11 years ago

 Sir, i am a varsity player. i am enjoying in playing and training. i am average player. i'm willing to pay for my personal training for my improvement. i want to ask if how long i will be great player? so that i will know if it will be worth it. I’m playing 4 times a week for 2 hours. thank you.

Alois Rosario
Member Badge Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago

Hi Kevin,

They talk about the 10,000 hours principle to master something.  So at 8 hours a week it will take around 1250 weeks or 24 years.

Sounds like a long time doesn’t it.  However you can still improve your game greatly over the years and become a high level player with regular training.

Back to Questions
Backhand topspin and counter hit problems What is a good attacking bat

Recommended Video

Summary and Outcomes

Congratulations on reaching the end of our training 101 series. You've covered a lot of ground and are now ready to join a club or take on our 52 week training plan.

Watch Now

Thoughts on this question (2)


Kevin A

Kevin A Posted 11 years ago

Yes, in the mastery. But i i see average players before that after a year, their game really improve a lot in just a year because they have great trainers! so is it possible for me to improve my game? For now, i know how to topspin forehand and loop forehand, but not really in backhand. And i am not good in receiving services yet. I mean in a year, can i be average in all the strokes if i train qith great trainers? Thank you so much for helpong me. =)


Alois Rosario

Member Badge Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 11 years ago

Hi Kevin,

Definitely.  If you train 8 hours a week you will see some really big improvements in a year.


Become a free member to post a comment about this question.