Training without effects!

TurboS1 · Jun 14, 2012

Hello TTD ! )
Everyday I have trainings ( basic exercisses and multi-ball ) and I usually do this very good !
When it goes to score , I can't apply training session !
Sometimes I make mistakes on the simple balls. I try to improve my technique but on the direction are more fails ... ((
Why ?
p.s Thanks for help

azlan · Jun 14, 2012

Nervousness?

Multiballs are good for coordination, but what you really need is probably more game simulations. Get a partner, serve like you usually do in a match, and play to finish the point. You don't have to keep score. You can even ask a partner to return the serve to a particular area on the table where you find that you're weak at.

TurboS1 · Jun 14, 2012

azlan said:
Nervousness? Multiballs are good for coordination, but what you really need is probably more game simulations. Get a partner, serve like you usually do in a match, and play to finish the point. You don't have to keep score. You can even ask a partner to return the serve to a particular area on the table where you find that you're weak at.

I have trouble with serve return,when I try to put more dangerous for opponent , and it make me very nervous (( but when it goes it to put simple on the table , it is easy to attack ..(

Giangt · Jun 14, 2012

Uhh sounds like you have a lot of tension when you play matches. Try to focus on the good things you do even when you play matches... doesn't matter if you lose. Make a plan before you serve and if your plan sticks to what you have thought you would do then cheer yourself. Try to play the albow of your opponent and see what happens... that usually works

Anders · Jun 14, 2012

Try to practise more on match situations, it'll probably help you

PingPonger · Jun 14, 2012

TurboS1 said:
Hello TTD ! )
Everyday I have trainings ( basic exercisses and multi-ball ) and I usually do this very good !
When it goes to score , I can't apply training session !
Sometimes I make mistakes on the simple balls. I try to improve my technique but on the direction are more fails ... ((
Why ?
p.s Thanks for help

I had the same experience. But know, I don't train anymore with a coach. I usually play with other player and I myself figure out what I did wrong and I will just correct it. I'm learning on my own mistakes in matches that I played.

ducksick · Jun 15, 2012

As Azlan said, nervousness, but most important you must RELAX. during practices, you're good, cos you're relax. When you relax, all the strokes,
receiving service, etc etc can be executed nicely. Relax,in term of mind, hand,wrist etc. Once you can do it, your whole body while move together.
If you're stiff... your leg, body cant move at all,right? Then you cant play the ways you've been practices all this while during game.

Relax mate.... Hope this can help you.Cheers

YosuaYosan · Jun 15, 2012

Anders said:
Try to practise more on match situations, it'll probably help you

Simple and clean advice there

and video it

Oh and if you could upload it here that would be a major boost since we could share a thing or two.

TurboS1 · Jun 15, 2012

YosuaYosan said:
Simple and clean advice there
and video it
Oh and if you could upload it here that would be a major boost since we could share a thing or two.

Ok)) I will upload today a video !
Thanks !

Matt Hetherington · Jun 16, 2012

If training isn't working for you then change the way you train, try different exercises or scenarios, more gameplay exercises etc.

TurboS1 · Jun 16, 2012

Video Quality is not high , but you can see the game ! ))
I am in Black )

tomtat92 · Jun 16, 2012

One little thing in your technique you can try is to have your elbow and your upper arm almost parallel to your body before every stroke. You have the elbow too much infront of you before you hitting. So, if you are standing straight you should just let your elbow hang straight down, not infront of you. If you are having you upperbody forward (as you have in the video), you have to take you elbow more backwards before every stroke.

Look at this video from 3.00:

Just look at Jörgens elbow. It alway goes backwards to the same posiotion (elbow parallel to your upper body).

I just did as you and have my elbow infront of my body before i should do my strokes. But when i did this little change in my technique my level went to a new level. I think this could help you a lot. So, as more you bending your upper body forwards, as more you have to pull your elbow backwards. And do this before every shot. doesnt matter if its backhand or forehand.

Shree · Jun 17, 2012

Practice makes a man perfect your practicing multi ball and still you do not do well .
My answer to your problem is not practice you should know where your doing mistake
I think you may be doing wrong while receiving the serve once you do not receive well
all other best stroke dong work.
so practice serve and attack try to hit the third ball according to the ball you receive
a shot or topspin or place the ball .
Practise this for 20 minutes this daily for 15 days.
Then let me know the results.

TurboS1 · Jun 17, 2012

Shree said:
Practice makes a man perfect your practicing multi ball and still you do not do well .
My answer to your problem is not practice you should know where your doing mistake
I think you may be doing wrong while receiving the serve once you do not receive well
all other best stroke dong work.
so practice serve and attack try to hit the third ball according to the ball you receive
a shot or topspin or place the ball .
Practise this for 20 minutes this daily for 15 days.
Then let me know the results.

ok)) Thanks !

Shree · Sep 19, 2013

Hello it is nice to read that ur realise your mistake first where your going wrong
I think that when you play most important is serve and reading the oncoming ball
When you practise you should change ur style of practise .
Practise serve nad attack practise and ask the partner to place the ball where you
usually go wrong remember that in match nobody gives the ball where you want
remember that we should always expect the unexpected and practise more matches
after your regular stroke practise .I hope this might help you
Shreeshail Happy TT

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HLDang · Sep 20, 2013

One thing I noticed whenever I do multiball and attempt to apply what I learn to real games is that I'll see the shot I just practiced and get excited to kill it because I killed it in the practice. I'll agree with others that you might be playing too stiff or tense so the best thing to do is just play loose but with correct form, don't attempt to kill every ball. Even the simplest shots can be overthought.

UpSideDownCarl · Sep 20, 2013

Based on the video from back then you have to do a lot of serve and receive drills and work on your third ball. But this thread is sooooo old that hopefully the stuff that was happening in the video is not the case any more.

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