Training 101 | Stance & Footwork | Table Tennis | PingSkills

In this training session you'll learn how to find the best basic stance and learn how to practice your footwork. As usual there are plenty of games along the way to keep the session fun.
Before watching this video you watch the "Basic Stance" tutorial - www.pingskills.com/tutorials/...
and the "Footwork Basics" tutorial - www.pingskills.com/tutorials/...
Thanks for watching! We love making table tennis videos and hope they'll help you understand the game of table tennis. Make sure you subscribe to keep up with our latest videos.
Good luck with your table tennis.
Cheers,
Jeff Plumb and Alois Rosario

[@pingskills]

Thanks for supporting PingSkills. For the full set of tutorials in training 101 visit our website: www.pingskills.com/tutorials/training-101

[@aaaaaa-qn8ol]

These training 101 videos are superb. Thanks for making!

[@pingskills]

I'm glad you are enjoying them.

[@KA-eu9sy]

Amazing video on basics. Especially stance and footwork. I would add to stance: Low and lean forward. Low helps you see the ball early. Lean forward to react faster. Ping Skills...you guys are awesome! Keep up the good work. Thanks for all your amazing vids

[@pingskills]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@johnstapleton5126]

Thanks Alois and Jeff, another great basic tutorial, on the building blocks of the game!

[@pingskills]

You're welcome.

[@FPSDALLAS]

Thanks Alois and Jeff, i have learned so much in 2 months.

[@pingskills]

Great to hear. Keep up the hard work and I'm sure you'll keep improving.

[@hasanurrahman4386]

Super training. Thank you so much.

[@pingskills]

Glad you liked it!

[@ChandrachurMukherjee96]

So finally I know who is better. Jeff. If not in a match, at least in fast side steps. Congrats Jeff! :D

[@pingskills]

haha, thanks! Cheers, Jeff.

[@susheelapraveen8585]

Very helpful!! Thank u so much!

[@vedanshbhati4976]

very helpful

[@deeipomar2366]

Simple but powerful , thanks a lot

[@pingskills]

No worries :)

[@tamankumar9362]

Great video
Thanks

[@pingskills]

You're welcome. I'm glad you liked it.

[@kajolahammed]

awesome guidline sir, great works, so much helpfull

[@pingskills]

Glad you liked it.

[@box.10]

Welcome back me!

[@roninugraha8969]

tanks u very much

[@pingskills]

You're welcome.

[@lvnxeraa]

Can you do tutorials about left hand penhold ?

[@pingskills]

This is difficult for us since we don't use the penhold grip ourselves. We do have a tutorial (right handed) for penhold which you can find by googling "PingSkills penhold techniques". I hope it helps.

[@praveenapragatheeswaran9998]

hi pingskills I has a doubt which is powerful topspin or smash please do a video for this doubt

[@pingskills]

We generally call a smash a shot you hit from higher with less topspin. You can probably get more outright speed with this but in general play when the ball is lower you need the topspin to get the ball to dip, so from a low height you can hit the ball faster with topspin.

[@islamsonable]

PLZ / I read an article about Timo Boll blade from Butterfly with Tenergy 05 or Evolution MX-P. They are the best table tennis rackets this right or no. Which is better Timo Boll blade from Butterfly with Tenergy 05 or Evolution MX-P. or donic blue storm z1

[@ayushkrishnanchakravarthy5548]

islam son it depends on your game, some work on your game some don't. I've heard Timo Boll ALC is inconsistent. MX-P is really fast and rather difficult to control unless you play really well. I suggest the latter if you're hell bent on getting a new racket.

[@eloimumford5247]

Do you have a tutorial on playing in double ...we had a controversy @ the club : supposedly i move too far sideway , too fast , to close of the table ...what is the optimal way ?

[@pingskills]

We do have a specific video tutorial on this for our premium members - www.pingskills.com/tutorials/doubles-tactics - but basically you want to move just far enough so your partner has room to make the next shot but not too far so you can get back into position quickly.

[@nadernashed9983]

Make a vedio about how to make float serve

[@ayushkrishnanchakravarthy5548]

I think they have done a ghost serve video. Look at that, give the ball more height and the ball will float.

[@wromero4745]

No sé mucho Inglés but you are a good máster

[@pingskills]

Thank you :)

[@j_ja_den7486]

Can u do a tutorial for countering when someone hits the edge of the table

[@aaaaaa-qn8ol]

Just do the best you can. With experience, you'll do some fake movements and place it back on their side as awkwardly as you can. Other than that, just try your best, stay relaxed, stay balanced.

[@j_ja_den7486]

Tomas Mac Donncha thanks

[@pingskills]

There's not really an secrets here, most of the time you won't get the ball back if it hits the edge, just do your best as Tomas mentioned.

[@pingskills]

haha, yes I better start lifting :)

[@shoaibswagger7761]

Can you tell me how much should i train for a single lesson

[@pingskills]

Great question. It really depends on how much time you have. As a guide it can be useful to have between 1 and 2 hours. We also have a great series for our premium members on how to train: www.pingskills.com/tutorials/training-secrets
Good luck!

[@user-bu6iv9hv9u]

The first

[@pingskills]

Thanks for watching :)

[@kansje7637]

Wait why was it not Jeffs point when he smashed

[@pingskills]

It was just the rules we introduced in the game to encourage consistency.

[@johna6968]

Jeff always wins. Be like Jeff

[@pingskills]

haha, I try my best against Alois :) Cheers, Jeff.

[@MrPeterchew]

Sitting on the Table Tennis 🏓 table 👎👎👎