Training videos

3Ttabletennis · Dec 2, 2016

Another amateur training video with a funny multiball exercise: Topspin around the net

Suga D · Dec 3, 2016

3Ttabletennis said:
If you are interested, here is a guest blog of us on Ponguniverse with some basic thoughts and tips for multiball training:

http://ponguniverse.com/blog/why-ev...-use-multiball-training-to-improve-his-skills

Very interesting read. Thanks for sharing. Have to read more...

Suga D · Dec 3, 2016

3Ttabletennis said:
By the way: if you are interested, you can find an article written by 3TTablettenistraining about serving on ponguniverse (just some thoughts about the length of serves):
http://ponguniverse.com/blog/guest-blog/3-types-serves-able-tennis-players-should-know

This has been a very interesting read as well. Also like the video demonstration.
Especially the last two drills where the custodian has to serve between net and the pole.

Thanks again for sharing.
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3Ttabletennis · Dec 4, 2016

Hey Suga D, thank's for your kind feedback. I'm happy that you like our guestblogs about multiball training and serve length and our training videos. If some peolpe like it, the work has been worth it.

Suga D · Dec 4, 2016

3Ttabletennis said:
Hey Suga D, thank's for your kind feedback. I'm happy that you like our guestblogs about multiball training and serve length and our training videos. If some peolpe like it, the work has been worth it.

Thank you for inspiring.
I've just took a look at your clubs website. Good job. Looks professional.
You guys seem to do good work. 9 teams and 3 junior teams.
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That's pretty impressive.
Keep it up.
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3Ttabletennis · Jan 3, 2017

Thank you very much, Suga D.

Another short video: Table tennis on 2 tables for some variety:

3Ttabletennis · Jan 13, 2017

Our video project has reached 100000 views on youtube.
Thank's for watching.

Suga D · Jan 14, 2017

3Ttabletennis said:
Our video project has reached 100000 views on youtube.
Thank's for watching.

Congrats! Good job!

gmiller2233 · Jan 18, 2017

Love your channel! I have been subscribed for some time.

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Essemme · Jan 18, 2017

very interesting, congratulations

3Ttabletennis · Jan 18, 2017

@ gmiller2233 and Essemme: Thank you for your nice words.

This time we have made a video about training with special equipment: short pimples on backhand side

3Ttabletennis · Jan 20, 2017

New multiball attempt: 3-point-placement with 3 sheets of paper:
- short push
- topspin at the elbow
- topspin into the wide forehand

3Ttabletennis · Jan 25, 2017

Our Channel got a new black-and-white design:
https://www.youtube.com/c/3TTableTennisTraining

What do you think about it? Do you like it?

Suga D · Jan 26, 2017

3Ttabletennis said:
Our Channel got a new black-and-white design:
https://www.youtube.com/c/3TTableTennisTraining

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What do you think about it? Do you like it?

I think it´s pretty nice and looks quite professional.

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UpSideDownCarl · Jan 27, 2017

So many good videos and ideas for training. Thanks Suga D for making me realize these guys are here.

Suga D · Jan 27, 2017

Hahaa. That´s great. Glad you like ´em. But no need to thank me but rather thank Werner and his crew from 3T Tabletennis.

@3T TableTennis:
Carl seemed to enjoy your agility ladder & Multiball Drill Video.

Since you´ve been open for requests i would like to ask you if you have more of these kind of drills. But anyhow, love your project. Thanks for sharing it with us.

3Ttabletennis · Jan 28, 2017

@ Suga D: Thank's for promoting our amateur video project. We wanna hire you for our marketing

@UpSideDownCarl: I'm happy that you like our ideas for table tennis training.

We have already planned to record some exercises for warm up and explosive strength including agility ladder. But please have a little patience with us.

UpSideDownCarl · Jan 28, 2017

Yeah, I personally love the idea of mixing crosstraining stuff with TT training stuff. But, in general, I like the approach you guys have to helping people get better. And it is nice to see that they are real players who are working on improving. And how the training techniques fit to help the players get better at specific skills. Good stuff.

Seeing real coaching of real humans learning and improving is valuable and very different than seeing the top players performing a drill they can do flawlessly for show and entertainment in order to demonstrate skills they already have.

Most of us need to see at least more of people in the learning stages working on developing skills.

And these learners are still pretty high level. I have seen players at intermediate levels of play being trained by coaches in person many times and it rarely looks that good. So this is actually a very good level of player to see being taught and trained. A lot to learn from these videos. I am now a big fan thanks to Suga D and the quality of your videos.

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UpSideDownCarl · Jan 29, 2017

3Ttabletennis said:
Thank you, strangeloop! We will go on with uploading training videos.

Yesterday we practiced the cross step again. Please watch the video. There is a nice around the net shot at the end of the video

If you have any wishes or ideas for further videos, please tell us!

I think the first cross step for the second player is around the net too even though he is not trying and his body blocks it.

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3Ttabletennis · Jan 30, 2017

Hey UpSideDownCarl: Sorry for the delay. We had an exciting weekend with a lot of great impressions. I will write about it later in this post.
I'm happy that you and other people like our approach of showing "real" players training. It's important information for us, that not everybody is only interested in Ma Long's training.

I think it will be nice to see the players' improvement in some years. I'm looking forward to making a video in some years about the development of the skills of our players.
I'm also very happy that you are pleased with the level of our players and coaches and the quality of our videos. We make efforts to provide satisfactory quality. We try to provide varied training for our players and give some inspiration and motivation via social media for other players and coaches. We'd like to provide more videos. But table tennis and our video project is just a hobby beside the real job.

What do you mean exactly regarding the cross step video? I don't understand completely. From today's view the cross step video is not optimal. More dynamic and body rotation would be good.

At the weekend we were at Grenzau at the match TTC Grenzau vs. Borussia Düsseldorf (first league match in Germany). In the break after two matches I received the award "basis trainer of the year 2016" by Butterfly Germany. This award is not for professional trainers, but for coaches, who work at the basis of table tennis for example with kids. Our video project "3T Table Tennis Training" and the use of social media for our favourite sport was decisive for the first place in this award. As I started playing table tennis only in the year 2008, this award is a great pleasure for me.

Foto with Richard Prause (sports director of German table tennis association) and Rüdiger von Berg (Butterfly).

Foto with team Borussia Düsseldorf (Danny Heister, Anton Källberg, Stefan Fegerl and Kristian Karlsson)

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