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Simon Lewis Asked 13 years ago
Hi Pingskills,
I need some advice about what to do after a bad session. Is it a case of get back on the table and go again, or do we sometimes need to step back, re-evaluate and come back with a different way of thinking. My bread and butter shot, my forehand loop, was struggling. I dont know if there was something technically wrong or what, but the shot that I can normally rely on, was all over the place!! What do you think?
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Simon,
I often had similar experiences. I remember talking once to an older player at the time after a bad session.... or two.... I asked her if I should practice more or less. Her answer was, "what is wrong with playing the same?".
I think as long as you are mentally OK, you should try to keep thinking more long term. In the end it is a matter of how many hours you can put in over your life.
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douglas harley Posted 13 years ago
hi simon,
i really feel you here dude!...
i played in a tournament this weekend, got moved up 2 divisions due to lack of players in the divisions i wanted to play in, and i got SPANKED. it was pretty humiliating and left my confidence shaken (i am just a beginner). then i had practice the next day, hitting just really badly, faulting a lot, and generally struggling with stuff i hadn't had problems with in weeks. in the end, i decided to just be philosophical about it, and came to the conclusion that life is filled with ups-and-downs, and i just gotta keep on struggling. :) good luck to you!
peace.