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Blocking Footwork

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Crossover Step

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Diary of a 10-Year-Old

By Sarah Jalli

 
 
 
 
 
 
Diary of the 10-Year-Old
Women’s World Cup
Philadelphia, PA October 7-9, 2016
Part 1
 
 
Why I’m going to the World Cup?
I am going to the World Cup because I think I will be inspired by watching the world class players play. I also think it will affect my game highly after I implement the things that I saw.
 
 
 
Who I’m looking to watch?

Top 10 Most Explosive Exercises

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Dear Mom and Dad...

To All the Table Tennis Parents

 
 
 
 
 
 
This is the most controversial table tennis article that I have ever written…
 
Many coaches have talked to me about this for years but are afraid to say it…
 
I finally decided to step out on a limb and address it…
 
 
 

Coach of the Year

Thanks to USATT

 
 

New Website

Check out the Equipment Reviews!

 
 
PongHero is a site dedicated to providing reviews and information about table tennis equipment. Our goal is to provide unbiased reviews and information to help readers make informed decisions when making a purchase.
 
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PongHero.com

Student of the Month

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Student of the Month

Congrats to 10-year-old Sarah Jalli for being the SDTTA Student of the Month!

She doesn't get this award for her recent wins against 2100 level players.

She doesn't get this award for waking up at 7am to practice before school.

She doesn't get this award for making it to the first division in the Paddle Palace Ohio League.

She DOES GET this award for the shot she attempts at 0.45 in this video......check out this shot!

5-Year-Old

Fiona learning about control, footwork, and placement

Footwork

Training vs Warm-Up Article and Video

In table tennis, every drill should have a purpose. One distinction that needs to be made is the difference between training and warm-up. When you see professional players warming-up at tournaments, they might do some forehand, backhands, and a simple footwork drill. That might be about it at tournaments. However, their daily training routine might look drastically different. Here are a couple thoughts on this concept.

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