What is your ultimate goal in table tennis?
To make the Olympic Team?
To become the club champion?
To someday break 2000?
To improve your fitness?
To beat your great-uncle Bob?
Most players’ goals involve some type of tournament performance. As a coach, I must know the goals that my students have and help to guide them in the right direction to meet their goals.
If someone wants to have a good serve, what should they do? Hmmm…. Maybe practice their serves.
Everyone has a god. This god can be the true God or it can be something else that we put in the place of god – table tennis, work, family, money, girlfriend, hobbies, etc… In our Bible passage, the apostle Paul was in the city of Athens. This city had many idols. Paul saw one idol that was titled – To the Unknown God. He explained to the Athenians about the one and only and true God and what they must do to have a true relationship with God.
Proverbs 3:5-6 Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding; In all your ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct your paths.
We are looking for some friendly volunteers for our Sep 26-27 Tournament at Walsh University.
Here are the jobs that we are still looking to fill...
Player Transportation - Airport Pickup (Friday night)
Table Moving (Friday morning and Saturday night)
Tournament Work (Friday 4pm-9pm and Saturday 9am-9pm)
Scorekeeping (Friday 4:30pm-9pm and Saturday 9am-9pm)
I would like to invite you to our exciting events here in Ohio. Click the links below to check out the entry forms and see who else is coming!
See you soon!
Samson
Playing against a very tall player might seem scary, but if you implement the right strategies, you can do it. First, I'm going to outline what he probably does well. Next, I'm going to outline your game-plan.
Keep in mind that very tall players have a wide wingspan. With a little leaning and reaching, he can often cover about 7 feet without taking any steps at all. Very tall players usually smash well and can power through most lobs.
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