Basic exercises: Pushing and powerful first ball attack – Robot plays 2 heavy backspin to long Backhand, Jhon plays 2 Backhand push to long Backhand,after that Jhon plays top of the bounce full power Backhand topspin from Backhand to wide Backhand FETHOMANIA 17 / Drill 6 https://youtube.com/shorts/0bSweEWtAwI   All FETHOMANIA drills are performed on the […]

(by: Bowmar Sports) In this Butterfly Training Tips, Anav Gupta is executing the footwork drill that consist of Backhand, Middle, Backhand, wide Forehand https://youtu.be/aJJToOVDEIQ Stay “In The Loop” with Butterfly professional table tennis equipment, table tennis news, table tennis technology, tournament results, and We Are Butterfly players, coaches, clubs and more

Basic exercises: Pushing and powerful first ball attack – Robot plays 2 heavy backspin to long Backhand, Jhon plays 2 Backhand push to long Backhand, robot plays heavy backspin to long Forehand, Jhon plays top of the bounce full power Forehand topspin from Forehand to elbow FETHOMANIA 17 / Drill 5 https://youtube.com/shorts/TlWWQfQpl7I   All FETHOMANIA […]

(by Butterfly Global) Butterfly Players Worldwide introduce Butterfly players who are making an impact around the world. This time, we feature Leonardo Iizuka from Brazil. Profile of Leonardo Iizuka Place of origin: Brazil Playing Style: Right Hand, Shakehand, Attacking Date of Birth: 7 April 2006 Achievements: 2025 Pan American Championships Men’s Doubles Champion 2025 Pan […]

Basic exercises: Pushing and powerful first ball attack – Robot plays heavy backspin to long Backhand, Jhon plays Backhand push to long Backhand, robot plays heavy backspin to long Backhand, Jhon plays top of the bounce full power Forehand topspin from Backhand to elbow FETHOMANIA 17 / Drill 4 https://youtube.com/shorts/wgD7SBioPwc All FETHOMANIA drills are performed […]

(by Dr. Alan Chu, PhD, CMPC) In the 1990s, psychologist Anders Ericsson revolutionized our understanding of expertise. Through his landmark research on expert performers—from musicians to chess players to athletes—he discovered something surprising: what separates world-class performers isn’t innate talent or the quantity of practice, but the quality of practice. Based on his research, Ericsson […]