Training
Hi.I am Devvrat Singh. I am 11 years old.I was taught TT at the age of 7 by my mom and dad.After I was 11 years old,I went to a TT training academy termed 'Sanjeev and Ankur's Academy of Table Tennis Training'.I already had an idea of what 'push' was.The training was of one month.In the academy I learnt 'topspin' and perfected my 'push'.After that training,I continuously played TT with some college students whom dad taught (some of the college students played really well).Now what should I do to improve my TT skills?
Thanks.
Hi Devvrat,
You are on the right track. Well done.
The next things I would focus on are making sure your consistency on those strokes is getting better. Try to get 50 topspins in a row without a mistake and try to do 100 pushes both forehand and backhand. This will make sure your strokes are becoming proficient.
Then you can start to work on your topspin against a backspin ball and also work on your serves.
The main thing at your age is to keep working consistently on your game. Keep enjoying what you are doing. It is a great game that you have chosen.
Most drills involve one person performing the exercise and the other placing the ball as required by the exercise. We call this person placing the ball the controller. When you are acting as the controller it is a great opportunity to practice your blocking and concentration. As blocking is an important part of the game you should be 100% focused at this time. You also owe it to your training partner to be blocking effectively so they get the most from their exercise.
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