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Push / Block
Fast Push
Techniques,
by Richard McAfee
The Chop Block, A Winning Variation, by Richard McAfee
Develop Your Push With Robo-Pong,
by Richard McAfee
Forehand Block, by Larry Thoman
Backhand Block, by Larry Thoman
The Push, by Larry Thoman |
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Drive
/ Counter / Smash
The
Penhold Reverse Backhand, by Richard McAfee
Kill That Chop!, by
Richard McAfee
Forehand Smash Against Backspin,
by Larry Hodges
Smashing, by Larry Hodges
Forehand Drive, by Larry Thoman
Forehand Smash, by Larry Thoman
Combining Forehand and Backhand,
by Larry Thoman
Forehand Counter, by Larry Thoman
Backhand Counter, by Larry Thoman |
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Loop
/ Topspinning
The
Penhold Reverse Backhand, by Richard McAfee
Forehand Loop Against Backspin,
by Richard McAfee
Fast Backhand Loop Against
Backspin, by Richard McAfee
Backhand Loop Against Topspin,
by Richard McAfee
Topspin Defense, by Richard
McAfee
Learning the Off-The-Bounce-Loop,
by Richard McAfee
Looping Heavy Backspin, by Larry
Hodges
How to Loop, by Larry Hodges
Looping Against Backspin and Topspin,
by Larry Hodges
The Backhand Loop, by Larry
Hodges |
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Footwork
Random Footwork, by Larry
Hodges
Footwork, by Larry Thoman |
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Serve
“Listen” To The Spin On Your
Serves, by Rick Mueller
Check Ball Placement after Serve
Practice, by Rich Bernhard
Serving, by Larry Hodges
Developing Your Serve Game, by
Richard McAfee
Serves, by Larry Thoman |
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Serve
Receive
Attacking
Half-Long Serves,
by Eric Owens
Short
Returns of No-Spin Serves,
by Eric Owens
Using your Robot To Practice
Serve Return, by Larry Thoman How to Effectively Return Short
Services, by Richard McAfee
Serve Receive, by Larry Thoman
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Drills / Training
The
Table Tennis Pyramid Of Success,
by Richard McAfee
Drills
for Learning the Penhold Reverse Backhand,
by Richard McAfee
Robot
Doubles Practice Drills, by Richard McAfee
Long Pips Attack and Defense
Techniques, by Richard McAfee
Vary Your Stroke Timing When Practicing,
by Ken Szeto
Making Quick Decisions, by
Nicolaas Strik
Integrating Robot Practice into
your Training Program, by Larry Thoman
Increase Consistency And Precision,
by Nick Snider
Advanced Aerobic Movement
Drills, by Richard McAfee
A Great Looping Drill,
by Richard McAfee
Drills to Control Over-Aggression
by Larry Thoman
Fun Game For Building Table Tennis
Endurance, by Abe Mantell
The Phenomena of Speed and
Anticipation, by Richard McAfee
Improve Your Doubles Teamwork,
by Enrique Gomez Bravo
Eliminate Long Strokes, by
Will Kazez
Train Your Chopping Game
(Part 1), by Richard McAfee
Train Your Chopping Game (Part
2), by Richard McAfee
The Natural Progression of Skills,
by Larry Hodges
Increase Your Reaction Speed Using
Newgy Robo-Pong, by Richard McAfee
Basic Strokes and Skills, by
Larry Thoman
Strengthen Your Mid-Point Weakness,
by Adrian Cheung
Step-Around Footwork Drill,
by Lawrence Au
Footwork Drills, by Yeushan Goan
Chair Drill, by Roger Dickson
Newgy Circuit Training, by Larry
Hodges
Practice Your Serves, by Robert
Mayer
The Basic Eight, by Richard McAfee
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Robot
Set-Up / Alternative Uses
Controlling
Robot Spin From Your Robot, by Larry Thoman
Reduce Static In
Your Table Tennis Room, by To Ko
Adjusting Backspin
When Learning To Loop, by Larry Thoman
Controlling Static Buildup
On Your Robot, by Larry Thoman
Make Your Robot Shoot Through
Your Net, by Yohan Choi
Better Performance From Robo-Pong
1000 & Looping Tip, by Yimin Zhang
Solutions
For Unsticking Your Newgy Robot, by Larry Thoman
Turn Your Newgy Into a World Class
Chopper, by Richard McAfee
Videotape Analysis of Technique
II, by Wes Butler
Robot Setup Tips, by Darrell Rickert
Alternative Set-up For Wide Angles
and Smashes, by Yeushan Goan
Using Robots To Teach Small Children,
by Scott Preiss
Practice Against “Difficult Balls”,
by David Perkel
Practice Returning “Net Balls”,
by Tito Rodriguez
Better Simulation Of Loops and
Chops, by Carlos Marin
Practicing Backhands And Third Ball
Attack, by Amar Salaj Vattakandy
Making the Robot Produce Inconsistent
Deliveries, by Phil Moy
Using The Robot In The Robo-Caddy,
by David Tereo
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Styles
| Modern Table Tennis
Styles, by Richard McAfee |
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Other
Practicing
Trick Shots, by
Scott Gordon
Three
Basic Principals For All Table Tennis Strokes, by Richard McAfee
Switching
From Hardbat to Sponge Rubber,
by Larry Thoman
Newgy
Robot Peculiarites, by Larry Thoman
Ping Pong Table Skirt,
by John Sternig
Unconventional Grip?,
by Larry Thoman
Correct Wrist Position During Strokes, by Larry Thoman
Easy Way to Prevent Dust From
Entering Your Robot, by Sarkis Isikbay
Black-light Fun!, by Valerie Kowalczuk
Faster Ball Collection For Serve
Practice, by Manuel Cruz Jr.
Setting Up A Table Tennis Room,
by Larry Thoman
Quick Method to Clear Nets and
Table of Balls, by Lawrence Ujimori
Learn About Spin To Improve
Your Game, by Larry Thoman
Switching from Robot Play to
Competition, by Larry Thoman
The Benefits of Using a Robot, by Larry
Thoman
Buying Your First Racket,
by Larry Thoman
Using Robo-Pong in a School Program,
by David Cole
10 Quick Tips To Better Table Tennis,
by Larry Thoman
Shakehands Grip, by Larry Thoman
Table Tennis Equipment, by Larry
Thoman
Understanding Spin, by Larry
Thoman
Hand and Eye Coordination, by
Larry Thoman
Develop Chaotic Relaxation, by
Matthew Clune
Clean Your Robot For Best Performance,
by Glenn Wilson
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