Hey Dieter. I have to say that he being able to keep a running total of the most significant shots that make up the game is a learned process. It is important to be able to understand what shots make up the bulk of shots that you are trying to win with. That will help you play the right. I tell everyone that I work with that it is very difficult to control whether or not they play good or bad, but you have to have total control over whether or not you play right or wrong. Being able to call a timeout is a way to reboot the "Tactical Approach". I knew before I called a timeout that I was playing right, I was just not executing the shot. Taking that timeout help me quickly recall the list of shots that I had played. I went back into the game and started to make an impact by landing the same shots I was missing before the time out. My biggest piece of advice is to hold yourself accountable.

DynamicTableTennisTV Your tactics videos are really great and inspiring.

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Please reply Brian I have same question

I THINK it is simply when you try to block but didn't make contact with the ball (maybe the ball curved out). Definitely going into a "miss" section. Not that you cannot reach the ball though, as that would be footwork.