Training
What is the best training program for beginners?
Hi Chris,
Firstly it is to get as many hours on the table as you can.
Start with focusing on the basic strokes, The Forehand Counterhit, The Backhand Counterhit, Backhand Push and Forehand Push. Then work at mastering these strokes. You should get to a stage where you can play 100 balls in a row without any effort at all.
From there learn to serve well, learn to move by learning the Footwork Basics and keep progressing.
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Remember it is a game that you can play for life and always keep improving.
Although attacking is the most popular style at the top level in Table Tennis, it is important to be able to defend well. If you choose to play a defensive style then you should be practicing these strokes all the time. If you play an attacking stroke then you should still try and find some time for these strokes. If you can win one extra point by defending well when pressured, it could make the difference between winning and losing.
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