Summary: <h4>Drill of the Week - 2:01</h4> <p>Lazy Falkenberg</p> <h4>Yesterday's #PQOTD - 3:55 </h4> <p>Can Mima Ito each No. 1?</p> <h4>#PQOTD - 6:25</h4> <p>How long have you been playing Table Tennis?</p> <h4>Improving all the Time - 7:12</h4> <p>Brock: I have improved a lot and I am one of the best in my school right now :)</p> <h4> <a href="/table-tennis-forum/optimum-performance/">Mental Muddle</a> - 8:30</h4> <p>Jaydev: I play very well without doing that much exercising, on the other day I play better after doing good exercises. The reverse is true. Sometimes I play well even when exhausted, What is all this mess, I can't understand. Please give me your insights</p> <h4> <a href="/table-tennis-forum/how-to-play-as-a-blocker/">Playing as a Blocker</a> - 10:47</h4> <p>Johnny: I’ve watched some 'blockers' matches, and I found their playing interesting. I'm wondering if you've got any tips for playing as a blocker, and is the 'blocker' style effective?</p> <h4> <a href="/table-tennis-forum/mesmerized-by-the-ball-and-opponents-actions/">Mesmerised by the Ball</a> - 13:43</h4> <p>Ilia: I only react if the fast ball is coming into my hitting zone or nearby. Typically I stand in my backhand corner I see that my opponent is going to topspin to my wide forehand, but instead of moving to forehand I'm mesmerized by the ball and opponent.</p> <h4> <a href="/table-tennis-forum/backhand-return-3/">Backhands in Matches</a> - 16:11</h4> <p>Pradeep: While practicing stroke I find myself quite comfortable executing my backhand. But during game when my opponent blocks , or drive on my backhand I find my backhand return stuck to the net most often.</p> <h4>Links in this Episode</h4> <p><a href="/TSRDrills.pdf">Training Drills PDF</a></p> <p><a href="/table-tennis/sports-psychology/">Sports Psychology Course</a></p> <p><a href="/table-tennis/strokes-and-technique/improving-your-reflexes/">Improving Your Reflexes</a></p> <p><a href="/table-tennis/training-secrets/random-drills/">Random and Competitive Drills</a></p> <p> </p>
