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I practise around 4 hours a day, i started doing drills, i am now working on backhand loop drills, i have around 20 drills for backhand that i have written down, forehand smash and forehand loops, i want to know if i should do all drills together, or do 3 at a time, 3 backhand, 3-6 backhand 6-9 and then when i make it second nature, start the forehand or mix it up? please advise.
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Hi,
I think during each training session you can do a variety of drills. YOu may have a focus of a particular skill that you want to improve but I think a variety will help you to maintain your concentration and interest during the drills.
It is great that you can find 4 hours a day to train. Make sure that you give yourself some time off as well. This is important to ensure you are still playing in 5 years time.
Good luck with it all.
The fifth building block of table tennis is using match drills to simulate real-game situations. Match drills start with a serve and return, creating a practice environment that closely mirrors actual gameplay.
Within these drills, you can focus on specific skills, such as executing topspin against backspin. Incorporating match drills into your training helps you transition your practice into competitive play, building confidence and readiness for real matches.
To develop this building block the following video on match drill routines will be extremely helpful.
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