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Practice taking the upper hand by forcing the opponent into the open game.
Practice stepping out quickly after your first attack to follow up strongly.
Play smarter not harder by improving your wide angles.
Improve the flexibility of your shots and placement options with this difficult exercise.
Practice hitting the ball where your opponent least expects it with this service exercise.
Some of the most difficult exercises in table tennis. Speed, footwork and all out attacking.
Recovery, relaxation and control are what we are looking for here. Irregular and challenging exercise.
Increase the effectiveness of your shots by improving the precision of your placement.
Being able to quickly adjust your shots is the key to succeeding with this exercise.
Improve your short game while keeping ready to topspin any ball that is long.
Start to handle shots that land anywhere on the table with this tough irregular exercise.
Dominate the backhand to backhand game and you'll dominate the match.
A tough footwork exercise that will strengthen your movements and technique.
This exercise will sharpen up your efficiency and movements after serving.
Learning to control your topspins is essential for the X's and H's Intermediate exercise.
This exercise promotes fast recovery, quick movements and shot anticipation.
The advanced version of this exercise requires split-second timing and control.
Dirks works on the efficiency of switching from forehand to backhand and looks at the positioning of William's feet.
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