| It's had to say exactly what makes a
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| | a single technique of table tennis, then
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| "best" instructional video, but from my
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| | goes on to expound on that technique.
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| standpoint it's simply this: the video
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| | It's extremely detailed, including many
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| has to be able to get it's point across
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| | exercises for a given move, how to
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| and teach it's viewers in a simple
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| | develop that move, ways and times to use
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| fashion that can be easily understood. If
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| | it, and how to apply it singly or in
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| a video gets too technical and elaborate,
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| | combination with other techniques. If you
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| often I find that it's just a "master"
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| | already play table tennis and want to
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| seeking to impress people with his
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| | develop a weak point, or turn your
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| "skill". The best instructors don't
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| | strongest technique into a "killer" move,
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| necessarily need to be the best players;
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| | this DVD series might offer the solution
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| they DO need to be the best teachers,
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| | you're looking for.
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| able to impart knowledge and make sure
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| | Carl Hardin Table Tennis Training
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| that it sticks. To that end, here is a
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| | Shortcuts - this is something that any
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| brief list of my 3 favorite table tennis
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| | table tennis player can benefit from.
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| DVDs that I'd recommend for any aspiring
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| | It's focus is NOT on teaching you how to
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| table tennis player.
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| | play effectively, but on how to TRAIN
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| Killerspin Success in Table Tennis Series
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| | effectively. Instead of focusing on
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| - this set of DVDs comes as a package
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| | demonstrating techniques, the video shows
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| deal and is a keeper for anyone's video
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| | a lot of simple but effective training
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| library. The chapters are seperated
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| | methods that improve your game.
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| across beginner, intermediate, and
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| | Techniques are covered briefly in an
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| advanced levels of play so that you can
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| | "application" fashion, showing you HOW
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| find references for whatever degree of
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| | the improvements you get from the
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| skill you've got. The videos get straight
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| | demonstrated training method help your
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| to the point with very little unnecessary
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| | different game-moves. This video works
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| elaboration. It's approach generally
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| | for players of any level, helping
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| takes three steps: demonstrating a move,
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| | experienced players by sharpening their
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| showing WHY it works and HOW to use it,
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| | game and giving beginners a solid
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| and ending with a drill that helps you
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| | foundation from which they can build
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| develop it. The video series is very
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| | their own arsenals.
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| holistic, and even includes sections
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| | The reason these three form my
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| about how to determine good equipment,
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| | "favorites" list is because their varied
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| taking care of and repairing your gear,
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| | approaches to teaching table tennis mesh
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| and general body drills for any level to
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| | wonderfully with each other. The first
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| improve reflexes, timing, and footwork.
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| | set is complete in and of itself and
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| Table Tennis Master DVDs - this series of
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| | works for any level of skill, teaching
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| DVDs take a completely different approach
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| | all the necessary moves for any level.
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| to instruction, and is a poor choice for
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| | The second focuses on polishing and
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| beginners but a great buy for
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| | mastering individual moves. The third, on
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| intermediate to advanced players seeking
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| | the other hand, focuses on training
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| to improve their game. The main reason
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| | techniques that, taken with the knowledge
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| why it's a poor choice for beginners is
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| | about move execution from the other two
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| that the Master Series DVDs don't focus
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| | videos, can boost any player's
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| on HOW to play effectively. Instead, each
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| | performance immensely.
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| video in their series dedicates itself to
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