Table tennis for beginners
Original price was: $29.99.$14.99Current price is: $14.99.
What you’ll learn
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How to hold a table tennis bat, how to stand and how to move
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Basic strokes, including forehand drive, backhand drive, backhand push and forehand push
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21 different training drills to help you improve your skills
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How to serve, including backspin serve, sidespin serve and topspin serve
In this popular course, I’ll show you how to play table tennis. You will learn how to hold the bat, how to stand and how to move.
You will learn the correct technique for the basic table tennis strokes – a forehand drive, a backhand drive, a forehand push and a backhand push. Plus, I’ll show you 21 training drills to help you improve your skills.
You will also learn how to serve. I’ll show you how to do a backspin serve, a sidespin serve and a topspin serve.
Each video lesson includes links to external resources, where you can read more about each topic.
To become a great table tennis player, you need to master the basic skills first. This course will help you do that.
Over 2,000 students have already signed up, with a review average of 4.6 out of 5. This is a really good course for learning table tennis. Go for it!
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who wants to learn table tennis
- Ideal for beginners and improvers
- Also useful for more experienced players who want to refresh their knowledge
- Parents who want to coach their children
- School teachers who deliver table tennis classes
- Other coaches who want ideas on how to teach basic table tennis skills
12 reviews for Table tennis for beginners
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Original price was: $29.99.$14.99Current price is: $14.99.
Peter Mitchell –
i am only using this program. every stroke in the course is now to me. brush the ball. that is a key initial idea that is so foreign to me, but i love working on it
i would like too learn how to RETURN back spin serve. i think the only service return was on the side spin serve which was to use back spin. same for returning the back spin serve?
Enrique Contreras Ruiz de la Prada –
Me ha encantado y he aprendido mucho con él. Inglés muy sencillo y entendible. Todos los ejemplos muy gráficos.
Emmett Swint –
Material is basic. Very good for giving pointers to new players at senior center. I learned several things, e.g., movement, body position and stroke technique that have helped improve my play. I would have liked a little more details for serves but realize this is a basic course.
Danny Vandaele –
Zeer goede tips , zeker als je al wat praktische lessen hebt gevolgd.
Duidelijke voorbeelden die je meer inzicht geven in tafeltennis techniek.
Udo Hellmann –
super compact and essential
aladin Seaforth –
Tom is a brilliant teacher. I am learning lots. His table tennis course is a great reference for me. Thanks Tom but also thanks Udemy
James Curtin –
It really helped me to understand the basics better and to develop different parts of my game
Eakkaraj Deelert –
Good job ?
Françoise Del Socorro –
Hello, thank you for your advices. No one did study for sports exams on 2021. Clubs are closed for adults but it did affect teenagers who don’t have sports in their schools in the kind of professional diploma I aim because they study in business and I study at home, (their hours in clubs are different but they must pay extra too). I did watch your videos and pretended to play in front of my screen, mostly the day before. At exams I even had to explain to teenagers how to play table tennis, although usually I’m last one in sports, I was very nice with them, and for once in my life, and it’s first and last time, I did finish at 2nd place. Because it has been 3 years that all teenagers haven’t done any sports. I could have done more efforts so to finish 1st place, but the level wasn’t there yet, true my opponent didn’t study it at all, but she did knew all rules and how to play, because she remembered well of 3 years ago, she must have been very good. I’m an adult, and I have never in my life expected to win a match in any sports. So it’s difficult for me to admit I won. I think self-confidence even over things that are set to be impossible aims for me, should be improved. I have no problem in giving a try on new things. I did one year of beginner level in table tennis last year. Although forces are often set against me, it’s good to know that I still can win, or can progress, or can succeed. It’s unexpected and impossible. But that means never say never. Thank you !
Jim Hertlein –
yes, lots of improvement!!
Psalm Quiñones –
This lecture is very encouraging the Instructor
Tom Lodziak is a really great instructor. I have done all the training drills so far and it is quite fun to do. Thanks for the lecture Tom Lodziak!
ChuckG –
Great but I wish it was longer!