| Table tennis players can be divided into beginner, | | | | |
| intermediate and advanced players depending on | | | | 1. Get accustomed to the table tennis rules and |
| their skills levels. Since the early age of table | | | | regulation. |
| tennis, the game has certainly evolved and so | | | | 2. Learn how to serve properly and start |
| have the paddles (rackets) and blades. Customers | | | | practicing your basic skills and techniques such as |
| can build their own custom paddles to suit their | | | | the forehand counter hit and your backhand to |
| needs and skills. | | | | improve your game. |
| You can of course also buy a paddle of the | | | | 3. Other skills that you will need to improve on is |
| shelves but for discerning users who want | | | | your footwork |
| something suited to their specific needs, knowing | | | | 4. Once you are familiar are familiar with those |
| what blade and rubbers to choose becomes vital. | | | | skills and you are hitting the opponents side on a |
| Before we move on to choosing a blade or a | | | | consistent basis, you can start experimenting with |
| suitable rubber, beginners need to appreciate that | | | | more advanced technique such as looping or even |
| in order to progress in table tennis, they will need | | | | the backhand push. |
| to start off with an all rounder. This sort of | | | | Once you have reached a stage where you feel |
| racket will allow them to develop their game and | | | | you know a little bit more about yourself and |
| give them the space to develop their skills and | | | | what sort of player you are (offensive or |
| their style of play. | | | | defense) you can start looking into getting your |
| Here is a quick list of things to do before thinking | | | | own custom paddle(s). |
| of getting a custom made paddle: | | | | |