Practicing alone

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Basel Assad Asked 13 years ago

Hi Alois,

I wanted to know how can i practice my topspin shots and chops. I have a playback table but the thing is that I don't really know where the ball is ending up on the opposite court and if i'm really doing it right at all! plus none of my family members have the time to practice with me cuz nowadays they are extremely busy and have almost no time to practice with me. and here in Pakistan there aren't many good, professional t.t clubs!

Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago

Hi Basel,

It becomes very difficult to improve unless you can find someone else to hit the ball back to you. Or you can just hit the ball to the other end and then pick it up and do it again.

Perhaps try to convince your friends to play the game with you.

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