Training
A player is very consistent having everyday practice but - When we do not play table tennis for a period of time for "say one month" and finally after one month without playing table tennis coming and playing on the table might be a little difficult task. At this stage, on what should we focus on? How to learn back the same strokes we were doing? Or is just a little wiggle which we can correct by ourselves? How?
Thank you,
Ganesh
Hi Ganesh,
After a break the thing I always stress is allowing yourself to adjust and get your feel back again. Just hit a lot of balls consistently. Allow yourself to feel the ball again. Once you have that you will find your strokes will all come back very naturally.
Don't rush it.
Learn why a serve where the second bounce is near the end of the table is so effective. Make sure you consider the depth of your serve when practicing or playing a match.
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