Which training is better?
Training
Jin Kazama Asked 14 years ago
Hey guys,
Sometimes I have no one to play with. So instead I practice my serves with some balls, pick them up and just keep repeating. It gets boring sometimes so I tried making a practice up.
Instead of serving, I bounced the ball on the table and tried variety of strokes (Hookshot, Smash, Chop, Flick, etc. most of them I learned in your vids).
Since you guys are really good coaches, I was hoping for your opinion in this? Will this actually help me? Should I stick to practicing my serves?
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Jin,
Both practice methods will help. I think that the serving practice will be more beneficial as it is more reflective of a real match situation.
The hitting of shots could also be done using a return board or hitting against a wall.
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Jin Kazama Posted 2012-08-10 07:56:27
Tnx Guys ^^