Does it stick once I learn
Strokes
Esteban Mendez Asked 12 years ago
Let's say that hypothetically, I practiced table tennis for 6-7 years. If I were to stop playing after that, will I get to keep those skills I learned in practice or will I have to warm up to it until I tap onto those skills I once had?
Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago
Hi Esteban,
If you learn them well initially they will be there. They may take a bit of switching on again after a few years but it shouldn't take long.
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