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Practicing Alone | Table Tennis | PingSkills
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2021
- www.PingSkills.com - Here are some ideas for improving your table tennis skills at home by yourself. We talk about ball control, hitting against the wall, serving, shadow play, and using multiball. I hope you get some tips from this video. Leave a comment to let us know what you are doing to improve your skills at home.
Good luck with your table tennis.
Cheers,
Jeff Plumb and Alois Rosario
We missed you guys much love
So happy you´re back Alois. You know you have a mission on this planet so keep up the good work.
This is a great remastered video of the video from a few years ago! Great Job!
Hi Alois, very helpful video as always. Barring those acrobatic skills you showed at the beginning, I've been doing serving practice all by myself for years now. And that seems to have helped me a lot. Only by looking at the stance of the opponent whenever I play an occasional game or two I get an idea of what would be a winning for me to do!!!! And 90% this has paid off.
Great to hear! Keep enjoying this great game!
Your teaching so clear & understandable , how you explain it.Thank you so much🎉❤🎉
Finally pingskills is back 🔥🔥
Ive Missed Alois and PingSkills
Guys, your channel was what got me into table tennis. Hope you start uploading again 😁
Same here!
Love this game👍
So glad you’re back!
Great. Lots of things to learn..
Hey pingskills..✋Can u do a episode on different colour of balls..i am confused to choose which colour should i choose...white or orange??
I like your channel it helps me in my school as I have a sports selection. 😀😀😀😀
This was extremely good advice.
Thank you for ideas
We have missed you so much
WOW Alois! I typed in "table tennis training" & your video is #1 on the list. Keep up the great work! Im off to training now :)
Could you guys try to do an updated series going over the traditional korean penhold techniques? Im trying to learn and there are so few resources for learning this style.
Really awesome
One thing I do is I got a dinner table and put a net on it and I practice with doing ghost backspin serve (backspin so the ball comes back to me.) and then I shoot it as hard as I can
This is a phenomenon video
Great stuff. Thank you👍🏿
This video makes me reconsider what kind of past time I’m picking up
Hello pingskills! Missed you around. Could you give some tips for penholders
Thank you coach
Thank you! I'm having a friendly competition coming up and I've never really played this so I was wondering how to practice.
You're welcome!
Thank you very much
Thanks sir i play for my school you teach tricks tip etc tank
Thank you very much!
Hi Coach. My wrist isn’t loose, thus less sensitive when contact with the ball. Could you tell me how to train daily for improvement. Thank you very much!
Eleven Table Tennis VR game is also good for home/solo practice especially on a wireless device like Oculus 2. Btw I'm a bit surprised that you guys on PingSkill never tried it or at least never uploaded a video about it.. would be cool to hear your thoughts on it teach :)
Was about to write this comment myself. Eleven VR is so underrated for self drill.
Skills bro 😜 moving the table away is a mad idea
Thank you
yeay..i'm ready to pingskills
i now know how to play with myself thank you!
How do i stop hitting my fingers, and the edge of the bat. I also hit the ball too far consistently. Any tips?
Control
@@axolotlsRawesome helpful
@@Doodlebob4894 you're welcome
@@axolotlsRawesome its called sarcasm
@@Doodlebob4894 I know did you improve tho?
welcome back 👍👍
Yay your back
Thank you sir
If there’s a ping pong master puzzle you would fly through the speedrun chart so fast
Sir, what is the material of balls? Plastics or rubbers which are real?
Hello sir plz how to play with pimple racket in back hand drive ...plz guide me 🙂
very nice video
Wow 🤩
Hi! A question. I could put only a midsize table tennis in my apartment. Does it count for light trainining and burn calories? How much calories? I play alternative with one hand and the other always drive to produce de more movement possible and moving both arms. Thank you very much answer will be apreciated.
Yes, shadow drills as we call them certainly count as training. Here is a video on the topic: www.pingskills.com/tutorials/training-tips/shadow-drills
Hey I have what might be a simple question but if I server you my opponent side of the court does the ball have to exit through the back line of of his court or could it exit off the either side of the court. I’m somewhat new to ping pong and haven’t seen any rules about it.
Good🍏
1:47 instead of a wall,you could use a small table (not a table tennis table) as a higher bounce so it’s more realistic, using the floor is more of a challenge
Good suggestion!
Or the table tennis in L form, like don't release it on the other side
Rebound board, robot, VR - ETT
Searched this up because I don’t have a training partner when I go to the gym in the morning to work on my game.
Him showing how alone he is.
Oh come on. Good ideas for training
@@robertoyamakata6672 Yeah, honestly, I'm probably lonlier than him lol.
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A lot of people are buddy
I am getting to like ping pong.
el tipo este tiene el fisico perfecto para jugar al Virtua Tennis 4
If you want to perfect your backhand flip then get a return board...
God that you can all the Drills alone at least
Thanks gillie da kid
I remember u from 11 yrs ago
haha, glad you still remember us!
Get a Quest 2 with Eleven Table Tennis. Best solution to practice alone in the 21th century lol
Do you coach ?
👌🙏🏼
Still waiting for the game?😉👍
wow you guys havent aged one bit
1st one to comment..y so much of gap to post a video🤔
Damn ur nice
meerut
1:38
Plot twist: this video took 7 months for wuality
2:55 are you sure these are proper exercises for technique training and improvement?
Yes, you can do this for ball control fun, and just to get time past, but this is not a good idea for technique improvement, nor real training. The returning ball will never resemble a real ball returned by another blade, and you would most likely develop a technique designed for this wallgame, instead of real play... :)
I loved the video btw.
No ,actually what if your opponent hits it like this and you don’t and then develops better and unique techniques than you that are 100% valid and with enough training could be used so I don’t think it’s a waste of time or anything and besides you writing this message on the same week of the video???
You probably haven’t even tried that new technique that he’s implementing and trying out for the purpose of teaching and critquzing harshly and saying “wall game” without even saying a better technique SO
I dare you to give me a new technique video than this
@@Anonymous-eh3bt actually he's right and not harsh just stating faxx . You're just trying to prove you're point that this one is useful by talking abt other important techniques 🤷
@@Anonymous-eh3bt yeah well this basic like the queen. No use in competitive match
In my perspective I don't think wall practice is useful because it denies technicality and is a standardised method which doesn't allow us to use our full potential. Comment if you also feel the same way
It definitely has limitations. Practicing with a partner would certainly be better. However it can be useful if you are still learning basic skills and coordination and cannot practice with another person.
Hi sir main hoon Woh Tum Bolo raha hu sir table tanis ki kharidne
😂great attempt focusing on game rather ghan facilities, practical approach to excuses not to play some of us .
This is a nice thing you can do but unfortunately it doesnt really improve your skills at table tennis
bouncing on the different surfaces will destroy your rhythm what a waste...
What meaningless exercises