Safe painting on the table
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D K Asked 7 years ago
Hello PingSkills Team,
I have noticed that Koji Matsushita uses some table with extra lines for him to aim into.
He has squares painted on the table as seen here https://youtu.be/PMpMjjMuJAM?t=1492
Are you aware of any....chalk or whatever,that can be safely used to draw such squares for me to aim to them too?
I am pretty sure my coach would not allow it and also I would not get sparring for that training,but just in case.
Thanks
DK
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Alois Rosario Answered 7 years ago
Hi DK,
You can put a piece of paper on the table. This will have the same effect.
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D K Posted 7 years ago
We tried but it was effective only for serving.
When someone started looping around it the paper just flew out.
OK :)
He especially likes your Smashing videos because he likes playing like "serve- BOOOOOOOOOM"
Jean Balthazar Posted 7 years ago
Why not use masking tape? The kind you use to protect surfaces when you're painting next to them. It's very thin, so I shouldn't change the bounce too much if the ball lands on it, and it's designed to be easily removable without leaving marks on the surface it was put on.