ETTU National Associations’ Assistance Program in Israel

Israel hosted the seminar as a part of the ETTU National Associations’ Assistance Program. The lecturer was ETTU Development Manager Neven Cegnar.

 

4 day professional table tennis seminar gathered experience coaches and active members of table tennis community in Israel; 30 Coaches participated.

 

Some of the topics were “Types of exercises in table tennis training with young players” “The theory of “New approach” of learning new technical elements in table tennis” “Changes of TT rules in 21st of century (7) and their consequences on the development of table tennis techniques and tactics” “Individuality of table tennis players in performance of technical – tactical elements” “Main criteria for determining the level of tolerance in performance of technical – tactical elements”…

 

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