The science of table tennis page.

GusShnaps · Apr 4, 2019

Hey guys! I was just researching about the physics and the science of table tennis and I found this website: http://thescienceoftabletennis.blogspot.com/p/chapter-3-muscles-structures-involved.html
I wanted to know if any of you guys ever read this and if you know if it's reliable.
I found it really interesting nonetheless.

langel · Apr 4, 2019

No science here. Its an introductory essay to TT beginners.

SFF_lib · Nov 19, 2019

GusShnaps said:
Hey guys! I was just researching about the physics and the science of table tennis and I found this website: http://thescienceoftabletennis.blogspot.com/p/chapter-3-muscles-structures-involved.html
I wanted to know if any of you guys ever read this and if you know if it's reliable.
I found it really interesting nonetheless.

It's very brief but quite true.

Baal · Nov 19, 2019

Well and good. However:

Rule 51. Deep or contentious discussions of physics in threads on table tennis forums should probably be avoided. Exceptions can be made for players with doctorates in aerospace engineering who have playing levels of 2300 or greater.

passifid · Nov 19, 2019

Good essay but In all reality the only science needed for table tennis is one thing.
COR/tangential COR and it's application.
This will allow you great knowledge on why T05 is simply not as good as T25.
/S

Baal · Nov 20, 2019

passifid said:
Good essay but In all reality the only science needed for table tennis is one thing.
COR/tangential COR and it's application.
This will allow you great knowledge on why T05 is simply not as good as T25.
/S

That.

And also Rule 88.

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