7-Jähriger unterschreibt Vertrag mit Stiga

[Ergosquare]

Looks a bit alder than 7 years to me (being more phycially developed than same-agers should be an advantage) ... but very good, is he able to handle with backspin with this high quality, too?

Kind regards, Ergosquare

[Zalinho]

Man sollte vielleicht auf die Idee kommen, dass das Thema nicht heute oder gestern eröffnet wurde, sondern schon länger besteht.

Dann würde man feststellen, dass das Thema am 14.09.2010 eröffnet wurde und wenn das Thema dann "7-Jähriger unterschreibt Vertrag mit Stiga" heißt, dann war er also im Jahr 2010 sieben Jahre alt. Und jetzt haben wir 2013 und der Junge ist damit jetzt wie alt?

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[jamjam]

Probably the last one for the forums - Now 11 Years old (to avoid confusion).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ec3xc-ui3Y0

[xxxhunterxxx]

Which position has your son in the national cadet boys ranking (if a thing like that exists in GB)?

[jamjam]

He is currently 71 in the Cadet Rankings.

[Wohlfühlbacher]

Zitat von Cheftrainer

Da finde ich diesen 7 Jährigen (Kaj Stumper) aber krasser:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gn8gINp8TG4

Jaa, der Rudi hat´s eben drauf...

Hoffentlich hat er ihm auch korrekte Aufschläge beigebracht

Nr. 71 in the Cadet Rankings. Still a long way to go...

[Quizard]

@jamjam: I think he should change his forehand topspin technique as fast as possible if he wants to become a good player

@Paul: Rudis Aufschläge waren doch legendär

[Javaguru]

Zitat von Quizard

@jamjam: I think he should change his forehand topspin technique as fast as possible if he wants to become a good player

Yes. And it is also a good idea to improve the backhand too (look what he's doing with his back).

[jamjam]

Thanks for the comments above. We have been working a lot on his forehand and his footwork, although there is still a long way to go. The head and upper body movement on the backhand we will come to in time.
This was a couple of days ago.

[Smash]

I read in your Youtube Comment, that there are problems with the England Table Tennis Federation?

Sadly Table Tennis England persist in asking kids to shell out a huge amount of cash to be eligible to play for England. It is dressed up a coaching fees to attend their training camps, but in reality the cash is only paid to fast track your kids into the England setup. We are not playing ball.

1555£ per year - That is what our national association (Table Tennis England) charge kids if they want a chance to play for England. It is a disgrace and we are not paying.

It seems, that there is not much money for table tennis in England. All money goes to Football......