Winning and losing
Strategy
bhupal rai Asked 12 years ago
Losing with the same opponent with who you win easily.
Does this situation happen v. Often? Why does this repetition happen?
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Bhupal,
This can happen often. Table Tennis is not a simple game and sometimes we play well and sometimes we don't. This also happens to our opponents.
It is what makes the game so interesting because there are so many variables. That is why we focus on making the game as simple as possible to try to add consistency to your game.
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bhupal rai Posted 12 years ago
Thanks pal
But am not convinced yet.
Could you supply me with a solution which might lead me and my game to further consistency ( I could smile at least for a week or so before am moved back to the other side of the pendulum)
Thanks pal.
There is no easy solution otherwise players would have consistent results most of the time. I think it is about making sure you manage your emotional level well. Then focus on working on each point and game and have a regular routine that you use before each point and game. This provides a regular reference for your body to make it feel comfortable and keep your emotional level constant.
bhupal rai Posted 12 years ago
Thanks coach,
Your advice seems appropriate to me. Managing yr emotion well.
Its a piece of cake I'll always hold on to.
Thank you once again.
Until next time.