Michael Maze Importance Of Having Fun In Table Tennis | Butterfly Pro

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  • čas přidán 17. 11. 2021
  • In this video Butterfly legend Michael Maze talks about his favourite exercise in training which is the 10 minute freestyle at the end of a training session.
    He also talks about how it is important to sometimes have fun in table tennis training which helps develop feeling and new techniques.
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Komentáře • 7

  • @christophervargasschebesta3752

    He is a tremendous player. I grow up watching him all the time. i like his style very offensive but sometimes with great defense lobs. I like the different movements and variation that table tennis have and these almost always appear when you are having fun. I thing its the key to have and an unpredictable game but when you only think about competition you forget it. Nice Viceo!

  • @user-dw3pi6pt3g
    @user-dw3pi6pt3g Před 2 lety +2

    Маэстро Настольного тенниса 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍

  • @DQ2121
    @DQ2121 Před 2 lety +1

    Butterfly please sell the mach shoe in black again (like Michael is wearing in this video)

  • @TheRifleman.
    @TheRifleman. Před 2 lety

    Are butterfly blades lacquered when I buy a new one?

  • @backspacer92
    @backspacer92 Před 2 lety

    I had a match two days ago. The host's heating was broken so it was absolutely freezing. Even the rubbers were ice cold. The lighting was also too weak. I wasn't feeling good about the match during warm-up. I lost my doubles match because my partner was playing ass so my frustration level was already pretty high. Then I went on to my first singles match which I also lost. My opponent was playing a boring game and focused only on my forehand after the first game because he was scared of my backhand. I ended up losing and I realized I was not only not having fun but also not feeling motivated to win. I lost the second singles match too and just wanted to get back home. Anyone had that happened too him/her too and has advice on how to turn such a situation around during a match?

    • @NoTengoIlusiones
      @NoTengoIlusiones Před 2 lety +1

      You lost even before starting. Positive thinking starts before the matches, on every training session. The light was bad ? Also for opponents. It was freezing? Also for opponents. So... don't blame conditions. Be positive , and above all have fun. I restart competition after + 20 years . My 1st comp I know I dont have the level yet, but I went there so happy just to have the pleasure to be there, that everything I take as positive experiencies, even losses ( why do I loose ? Have to improve this and that etc)

  • @patrickfalkenstein7932

    Kann mir jemand sagen mit welchem Holz maze da spielt