2021 ETTU Development Webinar โ 3 has taken place today with another record of participants. The Webinar gathered 198 participants from 40 National Associations.
The webinarโs subject was โThe Road to Table Tennis Success – The Importance of being prepared for the Practice and the Matchโ and the lecturer from Germany was a very well-known name in the World Table Tennis community – Peter ENGEL.
ย โIt was an honor for me to have this opportunity provided by ETTU here especially by Neven und Samet to share my vision opinion and experience on this important topic with my colleagues from so many different countries. Being a trainer and coach is an interesting but also challenging profession for which participating in education exchanging knowledge and expertise same as discussing together our passion is the key to grow as a coach and with this to be prepared even better to teach and coach our players successfully โ said ENGEL.
ETTU Development Manager CEGNAR said: โI am extremely glad that we had the opportunity to listen to some of Peter’s methods and ways of global preparation for training and the match. The special value of this lecture is his vision in creating quality contact between players and coaches as a basis for achieving an optimal level of performance during training or a match. For me personally the most impressive part of his webinar is the explanation and demonstration of how players can successfully adjust their technical – tactical performance to an opponent or partner during training or a match. โ
ETTU Development Webinar Samet Officer POLAT added โWe are very glad to see a great feedback from all over Europe. It gives a smile on our face when we see a participant-record each time for ETTU Webinar works. This work is a clear sign of that European Table Tennis community has a strong passion for table tennis; Europe wants to improve & develop more and keep working no matter what conditions are.โ
Our next webinar “Fit Work In Table Tennis” by Nevena KOSTOVA will be on Monday 12th of April at 2 p.m. CET.
