The Passive Game pt. 2: Useful (Universal?) Strategies (TB EP. 05)

Last week, we’ve discussed the most
common technical errors that people
make when being passive in table tennis.
Today, we’re taking a look at basic strategies
that you can use to make the situation
play out well for you when you're blocking.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:22 - KP1: Don't just play diagonal
01:04 - KP2: Know when to go over
01:47 - KP3: Know when to slow down
02:37 - KP4: Don't forget the middle
05:18 - Outro

[@OlavKTTT]

Thanks for watching! In the last keypoint, I am talking about the tendency of people to play countercross when they play middle. This isn't a black-and-white case where every player will play every ball in his/her middle like that, so keep that in mind!
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[@SanderSchepens]

Een goede herinnering om niet teveel diagonaal te spelen maar ook rechtdoor en naar het midden.👍

[@heidiiiM]

Thanks for the video

[@jochems.1173]

Very nice and clear video! any tips on how to train footwork effectively?

[@OlavKTTT]

It's such a broad concept that I can't give you one golden tip. However, I'd say be most conscious about what you do when you're too late and try to correct your mistakes there..

[@user-wz5pd4bn9b]

Thank you for the great content!
Note to myself: Although the content is very clear and summerized well in 6 minutes, each key points should be trained at least multiple sessions. Don't think free content is invaluable. Plan your sessions beforehand and train, train, train.