Best Table Tennis Techniques?

[originalshilajit]

Hey everyone,

What are some easy and effective table tennis techniques you've found helpful? I'm new to the game and looking for tips to improve. Any advice is appreciated! 🏓

 

[Gozo Aruna]

FH topspin.

 

[buyhighdapbn]

Hi there!

Welcome to table tennis! One tip is to focus on your grip and practice your serves. Also, work on quick foot movements to get into a good position. Have fun playing! 🏓

 

[brokenball]

I read someplace that the average rally is 3.7 balls/strokes. Obviously serving, return of serve, push and opening loops are good to practice in that order. Just get through the first few strokes and you will win most of the time.
Obviously, better players have longer rallies, so there is much more to learn and practice after getting past the basics.

 

[JeffM]

Practice ball feeling.

Practice putting spin on the ball, the brush feeling, whether it be topspin, backspin, or side spin.

Practice putting the ball back onto the table.

 

[PaddyPolar]

For FH topspin, always leave space for your arm tk actually commit the shot. If the elbow is too bent, you won't get the speed and spin potential. Tgis is why Chinese Forehands are so powerful compared to European, as they leave space for the arm to be more extended than normal.

 

[SFF_lib]

Hey everyone,

What are some easy and effective table tennis techniques you've found helpful? I'm new to the game and looking for tips to improve. Any advice is appreciated! 🏓

Hmm

You need to be well rounded to a level. Once you can play all kinds of shots comfortably, then you can develop your unique techniques.

 

[Nima Abadi]

If you're new to the game, the only technique that you should focus on right now is to engage your hips in your drives and proper placement. The rest are pretty much intermediate stuff.

If you want to improve even more, then focus on reading the spin on the ball especially when your opponent is serving and learn to watch the contact point. Also practice your serves.

 

[kingkimchi]

Hey everyone,

What are some easy and effective table tennis techniques you've found helpful? I'm new to the game and looking for tips to improve. Any advice is appreciated! 🏓

Roll in your wrist, as if you're going for a brutal lyj like bh flick, then go for a light strawberry tap over the net. brutal stuff right there.

 

[blahness]

A lot of detail went into my TT game.... but one of my big keys was understanding the concept of using both index and thumb fingers as lever arms to your advantage to control spin.

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

The understanding and usage of spin is the difference between amateur and higher level players.
There are many techniques, which all leads to a more effective way of spinning the ball.
So, i'm not naming any one technique, but naming the core of all of them.

 

[kingkimchi]

maybe you could even try an anders lind strawberry