The push, chop drill is a common drill sequence used when an attacker is training with a defender. See the above diagram for a description of how the drill is performed. Complexity This is a fourth degree of complexity drill. The ball placements, strokes used and spin all change, but according to a fixed pattern. Pattern […]
Defenders – Deceive or Die
In table tennis, as in life, some things you do once and never forget, and other things you have to keep relearning the hard way. This two-minute tip is one of the latter variety for me! Defenders – Deception is Vital If you are a defensive player, don’t forget that deception is one of the […]
Why Not Many People Play Defender Table Tennis
There are many offender table tennis players and very few are playing defender. This is for the reason that it is kind of a difficult path to play defender. You need to change the fundamental and skill of your game, which is partly the expression of your character, your perception, and your views. Defending is not […]
Brief Table Tennis History That May Interests You
Do you know about table tennis history or how this game being invented? Most people know the world’s most widely played sport is soccer, but what’s number two? Believe it or not, with well over 30 million registered competitive players worldwide, table tennis (or ping pong) makes a solid case for the runner up. That […]
Simplify for Better and Quicker Returns
Anticipating shots is obviously very important in table tennis as it gives you that extra millisecond to react in the best way possible to your opponent’s shot. It’s something that occupies a large portion of the way the game’s play. Another large portion is reacting to shots you did not anticipate or have little time […]
