-
Home
-
Tables
-
Robots
-
Rackets
- Types
- Hardbat Rackets (without sponge)
- Entry Level Rackets - Pips-In w/Sponge
- Entry Level Rackets - Pips-Out w/Sponge
- Intermediate Recreational Rackets
- Advanced Recreational Rackets
- Penhold Recreational Rackets
- Penhold Pro Combos
- Offensive Pro Combos
- Allround Pro Combos
- Defensive Pro Combos
- Oversized Rackets
- Outdoor Rackets
- See also
- Balls
-
Blades
-
Rubber
-
Balls
-
Assembly
- Gluing
- Glue
- Gluing Tools
- Side Tape
-
Gear
- Clothing and Shoes
- Shirts
- Women's Shirts
- Men's Shorts
- Women's Shorts
- Skirts
- Socks
- Caps
- Men's Suits
- Women's Suits
- Shoes
- See Also
- Cases
- Bags
- Other Accessories
-
Brands
-
Info
| Return to Topic Index |
Q: Pro's style (1)
Q: Pro's styleby MadCow 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Q: Pro's style) was posted by MadCow, on 6/24/2005 12:44:01 PM:
| I have been playing ping pong for a while now and have observed something which I don't understand. Why once you have your opponent 10+ feet back from the table don't people simply hit a short ball which is extremely easy and basically 100% guaranteed to get you the point instead of slamming right back to the opponent. Also when you have your opponent's entire body to one side of the table why not hit a short, sidespinned ball to the opposite site; also basically garunteeing the point. A great example is this video - http://tabletennis.about.com/od/reflexsports/l/bl_reflex11.htm |