When playing a tournament in big hall
Strategy
Nabil Hamadeh Asked 10 years ago
Hi Alois,
Usually when I am training (in a small hall say 8x4 meters), the sound of the ball on the bat is quite important..right..!
When I am playing a tournament in big halls like a basketball hall and there are about 16 table. The sound is quite different, how this shall be treated for a successful game..?
Thank you in advance
Nabil Hamadeh
Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago
Hi Nabil,
This is just something you will start to get used to, the more tournaments you play. Try to get to the tournaments early so that you can have a good hit up and get yourself used to the conditions.
The ball may also feel like it moves slower in the bigger hall. It is all just relative so adjusting is the key.
Recommended Video
The First 3 Shots Decide the Rally – Master Them to Win
The key to winning more table tennis points isn't just about long rallies—it starts with the first 3 shots! In this video, we break down how to take control of the point early by focusing on spin, speed, and placement in your serve, return, and third ball attack.
🔹 Learn how to:
✔️ Plan your first 3 shots for maximum impact
✔️ Use spin, speed, and placement to disrupt your opponent
✔️ Avoid common mistakes that give your opponent easy points
Mastering the early part of the rally can give you a huge edge, whether you're playing against your toughest rival or just looking to level up your game. Try these tactics and start winning more points!
Watch NowNo comments yet!
Become a free member to post a comment about this question.