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table tennis rubbers are lined up to show the doming effect of increasing layers of glue

ATTENTION: In the demonstration (final part), I DID NOT USE the bomb I made during the tutorial. I used one with only 2 balls. Besides, I stomp in the smoke bomb, what GREATLY REDUCES its life time, so don’t do the same mistake. Necessary Material: – Table tennis / ping pong balls – Paper / [...]

Learn how to correctly hold a Table Tennis bat using the shakehand grip or the penhold grip. This Table Tennis coaching lesson is proudly brought to you by PingSkills.

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The most consecutive catches of four table tennis balls with the mouth is 23 and was achieved by Francisco Tebar (Spain), aka Picasso Jr, on the set of Lo show dei record, in Madrid, Spain, on 9 February 2008.

Learn the best and cheapest way to clean your Table Tennis bat. This video is brought to you by Ping Skills

This online Table Tennis lesson from Ping Skills shows you how to peel the glue off the back of your rubber. You will only need to do this if you use speed glue regularly

www.tabletennisblogger.blogspot.com an interesting video on how to speed glue using a glass plate. After gluing using this method the glue effect is supposed be a lot better.

Today you can buy many different types of table tennis rubber some costing over £40 and some people will change these sheets of rubber every couple of months. That’s a lot of money. We decided to look at one of the pre tuned inverted rubbers to see if some of our players could tell a [...]