Monocular vision

thanks for your encouragement. If you can think of any drills that might help my particular situation please let me know.

thanks

sam

I think I can understand you arif

I do not have monocular vision,but I cannot see fast movements.

When my opponent makes a faster loop,it becomes nearly invisible.

My opponent himself turns into a swirling mass of foggy something during the fast stroke.

Despite this,I am training to be a classical defender.

Without my glasses,I am nearly blind
For example,if you have seen any of pingskills team's videos,if Alois would have a blue clothing,I would probably never find him in their blue training hall.
I am not sure if I would even find that blue table despite its size.

I have tried to play with one eye,and I must say it is really difficult.
I normally get on the table 20% of balls
With one eye,I was able to return only 20 balls

thanks DK for understanding, hope you become a great  classic defender. I wish  I can find others with my situation and how they have overcome this handicap.

arif

Youre welcome.

I thnik there is no way for me to become a good player.

I  have trained for more than three months,and never won

I have never won EVEN ANY SET.
I have lost against many players who have trained for only a few months.

Even against those who had a problem with holding the bat correctly or had a sky-high serves.

98% of players around me are endlessly repeating "You must be a bothwings attacker,you cannot be good with defense,nonaggressive strokes have no place in the game" etc etc.
This is one of the main reason why I decided to persevere and focus on all that means defense-blocking,lobbing,throwing,but mainly chopping

Hello, 

i dont have monocular vision, but maybe something to say witch will help you. I'm sure determination as Alois said will be the key. I think you can develope some strong abilities witch will make playing against you strange and hard. Take for example just the feeling of hitting the ball. I think the key in your case could be not to focus to much on tracking the ball with your sight witch is obviously your weak and not changeable point.

I am a professional drummer. I know a drummer who has no arms and crippled legs. And he plays thanks to his will, dedication, determination and some tricks very beautiful Drums In a way on a really high level (he can not play loud or fast) with lots of joy. He sticks the sticks to his shoulders and has a special construction for the pedals. He uses very small drums. 

There was also this blind child who was able to ride bicycle and play video games.

i think your case is not that dramatical. Maybe you'll never beat ma long, but there is a funny video where he plays against a robot with covered eyes. I think some day with enough training you could beat him if he would cover one eye.

thanks for your  thoughtful comment