Basic Rules of Ping Pong
How to Pick a Ping Pong Table
How to Pick Ping Pong Balls
How to Pick a Ping Pong Paddle
Layout of a Ping Pong Table
Handshake Grips in Ping Pong
Pen Grips in Ping Pong
Loosening Up Before Playing Ping Pong
Basic Serve in Ping Pong
Forehand Serve in Ping Pong
Net Serve in Ping Pong
How to Play the Net in Ping Pong
Body Position in Ping Pong
How to Return a Ping Pong Serve
The Backhand Stroke in Ping Pong
The Forehand Spin Stroke in Ping Pong
How to Slam in Ping Pong
How to Slice in Ping Pong
Top Spin Backhand in Ping Pong
Top Spin Forehand in Ping Pong
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"Obviously, there are all kinds of ping pong balls that you can buy. The more expensive ones, usually have stars on them, or little markings that show what quality, the ball is. This ball, right here, is a brand name that I usually look for because it usually lasts the longest, as far as longevity, it won't crack easy. Usually, the tournament tested, type of ball is the Halex but this ball is a three star ball, which is a heavier ball and it's a little easier to control. This is a one star ball, which are a lot lighter. The ball will tend to flow and you can't hit these as hard. It's probably better for someone that's just learning the game because it's lighter and doesn't fly as fast and a lot easier to follow. You can't put a spin on the ball and you can't hit it as hard because it just doesn't have the volume to carry it. You can get them all different colors. The orange is the classic, sort of the tennis color and then you have the old style, white ones, which most people think of, when it comes to ping pong balls. I tend to like the yellow ones, it's just easier to pick out in the air and a lot of times I'm playing down in the basement and I've got white walls, so I want something that's going to stand out against the background. I'm probably used to it from playing tennis but that's basically the equipment that you use"
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aowk said
on 1/26/2009 The "expert" in this video is incorrect correlating weight of the ball with the star marking on it. The stars are supposed to represent the quality (consistency, roundness, seam) of the ball, similar to hotel ratings. The more "stars" the higher the quality of the ball, where three stars is the highest grade.