LI Xiaodong at the Global Coaching Seminar in Luxembourg

October 20, 2015
4:10 pm
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Structural Analysis of Table Tennis – The Chinese Prospective

Conducted by LI Xiaodong one of the most prominent Chinese Coaches and Coach Educators the Global Coaching Seminar will be held in Luxembourg from 7-10 December 2015.

The topics will be about the table tennis training system and principles in China. Selected subjects about the training and education methods of coaches will also be addressed during the Seminar. The venue is National Sports Institute of Luxembourg.

LI Xiaodong is Deputy Head of Technical Studies Committee Coach of Chinese National Team Coach of the Chinese Table Tennis Association 12 years Coach of the Beijing Team Professor at the Shanghai Sports Academy. He worked for 25 years with the Chinese National Team. In addition he has played a crucial role in the development of several World and Olympic champions such as TENG Yi WANG Tao YAN Sen WANG Liqin WANG Nan LI Ju etc.

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