Table Tennis

MULTIBAL DRILLS

  • Basic FH smash

    Category: offensive
    Type of drill: technique
    Player level: from intermediate to advanced

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  • Basic FH loop 4

    Category: offensive
    Type of drill: footwork
    Player level: from beginner to intermediate

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  • Push-flip footwork

    Category: defensive
    Type of drill: footwork
    Player level: from beginner to advanced

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  • Loop after push attack 2

    Category: defensive
    Type of drill: footwork
    Player level: from intermediate to advanced

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  • Smash after BH loop

    Category: offensive
    Type of drill: footwork
    Player level: from intermediate to advanced

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  • Flip-loop 1

    Category: offensive
    Type of drill: complex
    Player level: from advanced to professional

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  • Loop after deep push

    Category: offensive
    Type of drill: footwork
    Player level: from intermediate to advanced

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  • Basic loop 3

    Category: offensive
    Type of drill: footwork
    Player level: from intermediate to advanced

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  • BH push technique

    Category: defensive
    Type of drill: technique
    Player level: from beginner to intermediate

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Note that:

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Each drill should be performed with more then 50 till 100 balls at least 7-10 minutes. After every drill series the player must have a short pause for minimum of 2 minutes.

To increase difficulty of the exercise you can play balls not in sequence but in random way. Depending on your coaching skill you can also increase tempo of the drill. Rapidly slowing down tempo could be also part of multi-ball routine.

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