Our Mission: Elevating Your Game
At PingSkills, our mission is simple: to create the best table tennis tutorials available online. We believe table tennis is a lifelong game that anyone can learn, and with its fascinating mix of spin, speed, and placement, there's always something new to discover. Our goal is to make learning fun, rewarding, and efficient, helping you see how practice turns into real, tangible improvement.
While there are plenty of tutorials scattered across the internet, it’s hard to find a single resource that guides you step-by-step on your table tennis journey. Without the right direction, it’s easy for bad habits to form—and they’re tough to break. At PingSkills, we streamline the learning process, teaching the right techniques from day one to ensure you get the most out of your game.
Whether you're a beginner looking to build a strong foundation or an experienced player aiming to sharpen your skills, our tutorials are designed to help you improve efficiently and effectively.
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Meet the Coaches: World-Class Experience
Alois Rosario
Alois started playing table tennis at just 5 years old, dedicating countless hours to perfecting his skills. By 9, he was competing, and throughout his junior career, he dominated the State Junior championships, winning titles across all age groups from Under 10 to Under 18.
As an elite player, Alois won two State Men's Singles titles and two National Doubles titles. He represented Australia internationally, playing on the National Senior team from 1986 to 1991, competing in two World Championships and the Asian Championships in Shenzhen, China.
In 1986, Alois shifted his focus toward coaching and quickly became a pivotal figure in developing the sport at all levels. As the Development Manager for the State Table Tennis Association, he coached school children, senior players, and even co-authored the "TOPS Table Tennis Manual," now part of the ITTF Level 1 Coaching course.
Alois’s coaching journey has included guiding National Junior champions and Olympic athletes. Notably, he coached the Australian Olympic Team at the 2004 Athens Olympics and managed the Commonwealth Games Men's team in Manchester 2002. Alois Rosario has been a coach at several Paralympic Games, including the 2012 London Paralympics, the 2016 Rio Paralympics, the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics, and the 2024 France Paralympics. At the 2016 Rio Games, his coaching efforts contributed to Samuel Von Einem winning a silver medal in the Men’s Singles Class 11 event, which was Australia’s first table tennis medal at the Paralympics since 1984. His passion for coaching extends to players of all abilities, from beginners to professionals, sharing his love for the game and helping others reach their full potential.
Jeff Plumb
Jeff's journey in table tennis began at the local association in Canberra, Australia. Although the competition was modest, his passion and dedication quickly saw him rise to the top of the local rankings. In 1989, Jeff claimed the Australian Under 15 Singles title and was the runner-up in the Under 17 category that same year.
At the age of 18, Jeff made the bold decision to move from his hometown of Canberra to Melbourne, a 650km journey, in pursuit of his dream to represent Australia at the highest level of table tennis. Despite facing setbacks and struggling to make it into the Australian Senior National Team, Jeff’s determination never wavered.
Through hard work and resilience, Jeff eventually earned his place on the Senior National Team, representing Australia in various international tournaments. Although he was briefly dropped from the team in 1996 due to new coaching and training standards, Jeff’s commitment to the sport paid off. In a triumphant return, he won the qualification tournament for the Sydney 2000 Olympics, achieving the rare honor of representing his country at a home Olympics.
Today, Jeff is passionate about helping others achieve their table tennis goals, whether that’s becoming the best player in their local club or striving for international competition.
Watch the Coaches in Action in their Younger Years
Alois vs Italy
Jeff's Top 10 Points (1989 - 2000)
A Global Community of Over 100,000 Players
PingSkills isn’t just about watching tutorials—it's about becoming part of a global movement. With over 100,000 players who have signed up for our free membership, you’re joining a worldwide community dedicated to the love of table tennis. Our members range from beginners picking up the bat for the first time to seasoned competitors sharpening their skills.
"PingSkills has been a game changer for my table tennis. The clear instructions and attention to detail have really helped me fine-tune my technique. I’ve made improvements I never thought possible." — John, Amateur Player
By joining us, you gain access to exclusive resources, the ability to ask our coaches questions, and the opportunity to improve alongside players from all over the world.
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