In the modern table tennis, the flick (or flip) techniques are crucial. You can’t survive in this era without the forehand flick and the backhand … Read moreBackhand Flick vs Forehand Flick Techniques – Which One Is Better?
Do you want to win easy points with your tricky serve? If yes, here are the 6 weeks training programs (with 16 short coaching videos) … Read morePar Gerell’s Serving Tricky Tips
Body and Arm Coordination is the main power source in table tennis. The arm is the connection between your body core and your racket. How … Read moreBody & Arm Coordination In Table Tennis Like A Pro
Chinese table tennis emphasizes a lot on Yin Pai. As table tennis strokes require timing, yin pai, and acceleration. I will talk about the very … Read moreYin Pai – Prepare Table Tennis Strokes
This is the ultimate analysis of Ma Long’s table tennis techniques. This tutorial includes several aspects of the advanced table tennis skills: Ma Long’s grip, … Read moreTable Tennis Ma Long’s technique
There are many differences between professional and amateur table tennis players. Some of them are timing, consistency, power, micro-adjustment, and tactics. To become professional in … Read moreTable Tennis Professional Micro-adjustment
What is the best training exercises for table tennis? Today, let’s learn from the best Chinese table tennis players: Zhang Jike. How they train in … Read moreTable Tennis Training Drills in China
What is the optimal contact point on the racket when serving and doing the forehand topspin? Today, coach EmRatThich explains the best contact point to … Read moreContact Point to get Max Spin & Power in Table Tennis
This is the training session of Ma Long in Werner Schlager Academy (WSA). You can learn the footwork and the forehand techniques of Ma Long. … Read moreMa Long training: Powerful Forehand
Welcome back to pingsunday: A place to learn table tennis correctly and with fun. You would know how to use the wrist in table tennis. … Read moreHow to use finger in table tennis (Chinese techniques)