1 | 3 Proven Solo Table Tennis Drills for Fast Improvement | 6:02 | ||
2 | Train While You Play Socially | 6:42 | ||
3 | Practicing Alone | 8:04 | ||
4 | The Most From Your Training | 1:01 | ||
5 | Choosing a Training Focus | 2:37 | ||
6 | Introduction to Multiball | 2:46 | ||
7 | How To Feed Multiball | 7:03 | ||
8 | Footwork Drills with Multiball | 7:05 | ||
9 | Match Drills with Multiball | 6:50 | ||
10 | Multiball Extras | 3:08 | ||
11 | Overwhelmed When Learning | 5:22 | ||
12 | Keeping The Ball Low | 4:19 | ||
13 | How to feed multi ball | 2:32 | ||
14 | Shadow Drills | 2:36 | ||
15 | Training With Robots | 2:26 | ||
16 | Utilise Multiball | 1:21 | ||
17 | Short Push Game | 4:07 | ||
18 | How To Improve Skills Against Fast Balls | 2:49 | ||
19 | How to Identify Your Strengths and Weaknesses | 3:47 | ||
20 | How to Coach in a Social Situation | 7:40 | ||
21 | How to Prepare for a Tournament | 5:19 | ||
22 | How to Continue Improving as You Age | 4:21 | ||
23 | Overcome Fear of Defending | 1:31 |
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D K Posted 5 years ago
As a longpips player,I have mostly difficulty,as noone wants to train this with me,but overally,noone here wants to train this with noone,since they consider it a passive game and here they encourage "never play passive" approach.
MR R Posted 4 years ago
I think having these easy-to-hard variations for a short push game make it much more interesting, more challenging, and better training.
Jasper Low Posted 4 years ago
The attack part is good because it stops both players from staying right above the table.