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Fascia training for table tennis

Better recovery with these exercises for table tennis players

Duration
18 Min
Exercises
10
Difficulty
Beginner
Products used in Routine
Ball 08
DUOBALL 08
Super Band
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When you think of the term table tennis, you probably imagine a fun leisure activity that most people play in the garden or basement. But of course, table tennis is also a sport that is played competitively all over the world. In this training plan, we will show you our top exercises for professional table tennis players. These can help prevent tension and boost recovery.

Areas of the body that are heavily used in table tennis
  • Arm musculature
  • Rotator cuff (shoulder)
  • Thigh musculature
  • Calf musculature
What you should pay attention to during training
  • Slow pace of execution
  • Calm breathing (the exhalation may be slightly longer than the inhalation)
  • Relax the muscles
After every training session

Do these table tennis recovery exercises before or after every training session to boost your recovery and prevent tension.

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Subscapularis Massage

Position the BLOCK crosswise at shoulder height against a wall. Stand sideways to it. Position the BALL in the lower part of your armpit. Press it transversely backwards into the tissue.
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Seconds per side
60
Body part
Shoulders
Training Goals
Recovery, Mobility
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Shoulder Massage

Lie on back. Position the BALL under your shoulder. Move upper body back and forth to roll out shoulder.
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Seconds per side
60
Body part
Shoulders
Training Goals
Recovery, Mobility
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Broomstick Stretch

Come to a hip-width stance. Grasp the SUPER BAND in front of the chest and pull it apart. With arms extended, bring the band over your head.
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Seconds
60
Body part
Shoulders
Training Goals
Activation, Mobility
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Upper Arm Massage

Position the DUOBALL against the wall in standing position. Lean against it with the upper arm. Slowly roll the DOUBALL up and down by bending and stretching the knees.
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Seconds per side
60
Body part
Shoulders, Upper arm
Training Goals
Recovery, Mobility
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Forearm Massage

Position the back of your forearm on the DUOBALL. Slowly roll back and forth along the forearm.
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Seconds per side
60
Body part
Forearm
Training Goals
Recovery, Mobility
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Wrist Extensor Stretch

Extend your arm. Let your fingers fall down. The palm of your hand faces you. Pull your hand towards your body.
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Seconds per side
60
Body part
Forearm
Training Goals
Recovery, Mobility
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Wrist Flexor Stretch

Stretch one arm. Turn the palm towards the ceiling. Grasp your fingers with the other hand. Pull them towards you.
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Seconds per side
60
Body part
Forearm
Training Goals
Recovery, Mobility
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Quads Massage

Start in plank position. Place the BLACKROLL under your thighs. Slowly roll out the entire front of your thighs from the knees to the hips.
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Seconds
90
Body part
Thigh
Training Goals
Recovery, Mobility
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Hamstring Massage

In a sitting position, place both thighs on the BLACKROLL. Support yourself with your hands behind your back. Raise your buttocks. Slowly roll out the back of your thighs.
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Seconds
90
Body part
Thigh
Training Goals
Recovery, Mobility
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Calf Massage

Angle one leg while sitting. Place the calf of the stretched leg on the foam roller. Lift your buttocks off the floor. Slowly roll out your calf.
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Seconds per side
60
Body part
Lower legs
Training Goals
Recovery, Mobility
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