Qué se debe hacer para dar el salto cualitativo y cuantitativo que permita mejorar el actual desempeño?, desempeño que se puede calificar como bajo, persistentemente bajo, de los últimos años.
Project for the ITTF 2018 Mentorship Program.
Mentor: Gorazd Vecko, Performance Director BPTT
Author: Cristhian Carrasco Alarcón. Coach ITTF-PTT Level I
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What should be done to make the qualitative and quantitative leap that allows to improve the current performance?, Performance that can be qualified as low, persistently low, of recent years.
Project for the ITTF 2018 Mentorship Program.
Mentor: Gorazd Vecko, Performance Director BPTT
Author: Cristhian Carrasco Alarcón. Coach ITTF-PTT Level I
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For European table tennis coaches, the term “passive game” is a very familiar topic within the...
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Aiden Oakley shares insights on how essential physical preparation for young table tennis players is…
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During the 2016 ITTF World Cadet Chellenge in Shanghai, China, Zheng Chaoying, gave a lecture to...
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Chen Bin is a top level Chinese Coach. He is the personal coach of Ding Ning, the current Olympic and World Champion…
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One of the best ever European coaches, Istvan Korpa, is talking about his coaching career. As a...
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Chen Bin is a top level Chinese Table Tennis Coach. Born in Huangshi City in Hubei, Province. He has been, since 2010, the personal coach of Ding Ning, the current Olympic and World Table Tennis Champion.
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Jing Junhong was a successful Table Tennis player. In 1988 she was the number three player in China. She played at 3 Olympic Games in 1996, 2000 & 2004 for Singapore.
As a coach Jing is in charge of several Singapore Table Tennis Association’s youth development programs, and was the head coach of the Singapore women’s table tennis team from 2013 to 2015.
She also won the Singapore Table Tennis Association’s Coach of the Year award in 2013 and 2014.
During this lecture she talks about the basic tactics of Table Tennis.
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During first Rough Diamonds training camp, September 6-12, 2016 in Luxembourg, Li Xiaodong, Zhang Yining, Feng Zhe and Chang Xiao have presented two coaching workshops. First were addressing the quality of the training (focus, preparation, intensity, understanding exercises). The second one were Questions and Answers with coaches. Strong message how the top players are preparing and what it takes to bring training to level that leads to high performance.
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During first Rough Diamonds training camp, September 6-12, 2016 in Luxembourg, Li Xiaodong, Zhang Yining, Feng Zhe and Chang Xiao have presented two coaching workshops. First were addressing the quality of the training (focus, preparation, intensity, understanding exercises). The second one were Questions and Answers with coaches. Strong message how the top players are preparing and what it takes to bring training to level that leads to high performance.
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During first Rough Diamonds training camp, September 6-12, 2016 in Luxembourg, Li Xiaodong, Zhang Yining, Feng Zhe and Chang Xiao have presented two coaching workshops. First were addressing the quality of the training (focus, preparation, intensity, understanding exercises). The second one were Questions and Answers with coaches. Strong message how the top players are preparing and what it takes to bring training to level that leads to high performance.
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