Collecting Balls for Multi-Ball Training
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DHS Lover Asked 11 years ago
Hi PingSkills. We have a problem of collecting the balls for the multi-ball training. The place where we play table tennis is wide and it's a public place so that there're many things there. The problem is, it make us difficult to collect the balls as it'll go bounces separately under the table, in the toilet, etc and sometimes the balls disappeared. So how to avoid it and make us collect the balls easier without go on chasing and searching the balls ? Because only me and my friend that play multi-ball so that no one can collect the balls during the multi-ball training. Would you please solve my problem ? As it's very important so that we can play more rather than tired of collecting the balls. Please for the answer, Thank you very much :D
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Frendy,
You could try to construct a barrier around the table area. You can use cardboard boxes to do this. Or if you have something like a net you can put this up at the end of the table to stop the balls from going anywhere.
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DHS Lover Posted 11 years ago
Just put them up as a barrier or you can cut out feet from them and then use the main part as a wall.
Steve Billmire Posted 10 years ago
Hello Pingskills members,
I know this is an old thread, but I thought I would let those of you who have not found a way to collect balls after multi-ball practice. I did a search on collection nets and there are a few to choose from. I went ahead and bought one from a place called ",Paddle Palace" here in the states. It was not to expensive and you can buy some that are cheaper. But you get what you pay for and the one I bought looks to be made a lot better than the cheaper ones from IPONG/Joola.
Looking forward to receiving it and when I do I will report back on how I like it.