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Hello TTDers,
I was wondering what everyone thought about using multiple/different bats/rubbers in training to teach yourself various strokes or adjustments depending on your equipment.
I’ve heard basically two camps:
1. Stick with the same equipment and learn the ins and outs of it (especially directly before competition). This is the best way to improve your table tennis and strokes in general.
2. Use various set-ups and you’ll improve your strokes no matter your equipment. Your brain will essentially learn how to micro adjust to any ball regardless of your equipment. This will improve you as a table tennis player overall.
Now, one of the camps I know will have overwhelming support, but I’ve heard both cases from different coaches.
I couldn’t find any discussions on this yet, so I wonder what the TTD world thinks!?
Thanks
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I was wondering what everyone thought about using multiple/different bats/rubbers in training to teach yourself various strokes or adjustments depending on your equipment.
I’ve heard basically two camps:
1. Stick with the same equipment and learn the ins and outs of it (especially directly before competition). This is the best way to improve your table tennis and strokes in general.
2. Use various set-ups and you’ll improve your strokes no matter your equipment. Your brain will essentially learn how to micro adjust to any ball regardless of your equipment. This will improve you as a table tennis player overall.
Now, one of the camps I know will have overwhelming support, but I’ve heard both cases from different coaches.
I couldn’t find any discussions on this yet, so I wonder what the TTD world thinks!?
Thanks
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