Playing with my amateur friends

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mohammad Hekal
mohammad Hekal Asked 10 years ago

 Hello,

First I want to thank you and encourage you for you passion and Professionalism towards this sport and helping others.

My question is that I was playing as an amateur for a while and I fell in love with the game and decided to be professional and started training with a coach and I am doing so good in training and improving. The problem is when I play with my mates that is used to play with before training its so hard to play in the right way as I learn in training and from your site and win because my mates play in a random way not paying attention if they do the right moves and they invent their own hits but they win many times.

So how to balance between playing in the right way and being able to handle any random hit in my advantage without imitating them and doing wrong moves just to get the point.


Alois Rosario
Member Badge Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago

Hi Mohammad,

This is something that you need to balance as you are learning.  Try to focus on your technique while playing and see if you can manage to implement what you re learning in a your training.  Focusing on the result will stop this happening sometimes.

Whatever you do is alright.  Just keep training and playing games with your friends and eventually you will start to see the results come as well.


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mohammad Hekal

mohammad Hekal Posted 10 years ago

Thanks Alois for your response

And I took also a good answer for my question from your video PingPod #34 because this is exactly what i was suffering from wink


Alois Rosario

Member Badge Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 10 years ago

Good to hear it has helped you Mohammad.


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