Sport Videos Advanced Table Tennis Training DVD

Sport Videos Advanced Table Tennis ping pong training DVD. See details and specifications of this table tennis training DVD below.

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Length	50 mins
Instructors/Coaches	Eric Owens, Christian Lillieroos
Topics	Grip Timing Technique Consistency Playing with and against Long Pips Five-poing Training System
No. of Discs	1
Release Date	2006

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Difficulty Level	3.0 - For novices (players up to 1200 USATT)
Instruction $<b>Instruction</b> refers to how well the video teaches. Is the instructor\'s advice easy to understand? Does the instructor clearly explain the strokes enough?$	5.0 - Average
Slow Motion	(not rated)
Production Quality	4.0 - Below average
Overall	5.0

Description of Sport Videos Advanced Table Tennis DVD

ADVANCED TABLE TENNIS

Take your skills to the advanced level with the help of Christian Lillieroos and Eric Owens.
This highly informative program presents the techniques, training methods and playing strategies needed to become a champion. Among the topics covered are: grip, timing, technique, consistency, playing with and against long pips rubber sheets and the five point training system. This DVD is a must have resource for any intermediate to advanced level table tennis player.

Christian Lillieroos is the former coach at Texas Wesleyan University. He is certified by USA Table Tennis as a National Coach. He was nominated USATT Coach of the Year for 1997 and 2002. Eric Owens is a multi-time member of the US Table Tennis team. He is a US Men's Singles Champion, Pan American Gold Medalist, North American Doubles Champion, and four-time College Men's Singles Champion.

Reviews of the Sport Videos Advanced Table Tennis

ppgear said this on October 21, 2009:

I didn't like this DVD at all. I found it very elementary, not "advanced" as advertised.

JonathanJ said this on November 27, 2010:

Not for the "advanced" level player at all. Don't get me wrong. There are a few helpful pointers provided by this video. But I would only recommend this DVD to beginner-level players <1000. It might be significantly useful up to 1200, but I wouldn't go beyond that. Great overview of basic points though :)