Advanced level: How to generate spin and speed by using your wrist Part 3 of a 4 part series: Jim Clegg a Level 4 Coach with the English Table Tennis Association and Head Coach of the Preston Table Tennis Association explains and demonstrates how you play a backhand drive.
My playing ping pong….
A Ping Pong Game
Fantastic table tennis points in HQ.
Madtv skit
Intense ping-pong game.
Pt4 how to make your opponent return your serve to where you want them to. Part 4 of a 4 part series. Serving today is an extremely complicated topic. This series of 4 videos explains and demonstrates 9 points which Jim Clegg feels all table tennis players should think about before they serve the ball.
My first program for the LED-Matrix and the Arduino. A little ping-pong game. camino.dirk-melchers.de
a jay chou music video… give some comment… enjoy…
Ideally you should always try a table tennis rubber before you buy. But this is not always possible. And with the influx of “speed glue” effect rubbers and their high cost we decided to ask Ronnie Pennington and Tony Rigby, two of our most experienced and successful members to compare Stiga Boost TC and Xiom Zeta (Asian Sponge) table tennis rubbers in terms of serving, returning, drive, block, loop, chop. We also looked at the relative aspects of speed, spin and control and how the winner compared to using speed glued rubbers.