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For senior club table tennis players

Table tennis without the sore arm. Clean strokes land more.

Get back the forehand that lands and an arm that lasts the whole evening, the Japanese way: the right grip, the right paddle angle, the right timing, and no extra movement.

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A FOREHAND THAT LANDS · Volume 1 · Yoshi EndoTHE JAPANESE ART OF TABLE TENNIS · Volume 3 · Yoshi EndoPLAY LONGER, HURT LESS · Volume 2 · Yoshi Endo

The Japanese Table Tennis Collection · 561 pages

Find your problem

Every fix is on a page you can turn to.

  • “My forehand goes into the net, or long.”

    The fix

    Four small details that make the ball land.

    Vol. 1 · A FOREHAND THAT LANDSThe Four Details Most Players Miss · page 11

  • “My arm is tired after a few rallies.”

    The fix

    Let the body swing the paddle, not the forearm.

    Vol. 1 · A FOREHAND THAT LANDSUse the Body, Not the Forearm · page 25

  • “My elbow aches after club night.”

    The fix

    A softer grip that stops the jolt into the elbow.

    Vol. 2 · PLAY LONGER, HURT LESSThe Grip and the Elbow · page 30

  • “My knees ache the next morning.”

    The fix

    Short steps that move you without the strain.

    Vol. 2 · PLAY LONGER, HURT LESSKnees and Short Steps · page 56

  • “I run out of breath chasing every ball.”

    The fix

    Know which balls to let go, and stand where the rest come to you.

    Vol. 2 · PLAY LONGER, HURT LESSEvery Ball You Don't Have to Chase · page 64

  • “People say my serve isn't legal.”

    The fix

    A simple serve that is legal and still works.

    Vol. 3 · THE JAPANESE ART OF TABLE TENNISA Simple, Legal Serve · page 64

The collection

Three books. One clean way of playing.

Start with the one that bothers you most, or get all three and learn the whole method in order.

A FOREHAND THAT LANDS · Volume 1 · Yoshi Endo

Volume 1

A FOREHAND THAT LANDS

Stop netting it or sending it long: four details that fix your forehand

160 pages

Start here if too many of your forehands miss: small changes you can try at your very next session.

  • 12 drills
  • 12 problems fixed
  • a 12-week plan
  • 8 cards
  • The four details most players miss
  • Use the body, not the forearm, and meet the ball at the right spot
  • How to lift a forehand against backspin
Contents excerpt
  1. The Four Details Most Players Miss · p. 11
  2. Use the Body, Not the Forearm · p. 25
  3. The Contact Point · p. 32
  4. The Small Adjusting Step · p. 44
  5. The Forehand Against Backspin · p. 51
  6. Forehand Drills for Club Players · p. 63

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A FOREHAND THAT LANDS · Volume 1 · Yoshi EndoTHE JAPANESE ART OF TABLE TENNIS · Volume 3 · Yoshi EndoPLAY LONGER, HURT LESS · Volume 2 · Yoshi Endo

The complete set

The Japanese Table Tennis Collection

All 3 books · 561 pages

  • Vol. 1 · A FOREHAND THAT LANDS
  • Vol. 2 · PLAY LONGER, HURT LESS
  • Vol. 3 · THE JAPANESE ART OF TABLE TENNIS

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PLAY LONGER, HURT LESS · Volume 2 · Yoshi Endo

Volume 2

PLAY LONGER, HURT LESS

Technique that spares your shoulder, elbow, back and knees

181 pages

For players who feel it the next day in the shoulder, elbow, back or knees, and want to keep playing for years.

  • 16 drills
  • 12 problems fixed
  • a 12-week plan
  • 7 cards
  • A grip that is kind to your elbow, and a backhand your elbow can live with
  • Short steps that spare your knees
  • How much to play, and when to stop
Contents excerpt
  1. If It Hurts, It's Done Wrong · p. 13
  2. The Grip and the Elbow · p. 30
  3. A Backhand Your Elbow Can Live With · p. 38
  4. Knees and Short Steps · p. 56
  5. Every Ball You Don't Have to Chase · p. 64
  6. How Much to Play, and When to Stop · p. 81

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THE JAPANESE ART OF TABLE TENNIS · Volume 3 · Yoshi Endo

Volume 3

THE JAPANESE ART OF TABLE TENNIS

Clean, simple strokes with no wasted motion

220 pages

The whole Japanese method in one book: every stroke built clean, from the ready position to practice at home.

  • 21 drills
  • 15 problems fixed
  • 12 habits
  • a 12-week plan
  • 8 cards
  • No wasted motion: the idea behind every stroke
  • Ready position, the small step, the push and the drives
  • A simple, legal serve, and how to practice at home
Contents excerpt
  1. No Wasted Motion · p. 11
  2. Ready Position and the Small Step · p. 29
  3. The Push · p. 39
  4. The Drives · p. 55
  5. A Simple, Legal Serve · p. 64
  6. Practice at Home · p. 83

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Who teaches you

Yoshi Endo

My name is Yoshi Endo. I teach one simple rule. If it hurts, it is done wrong. If there is extra movement, it is also wrong.

I grew up in Osaka. For 15 years I played on a company team in Japan's corporate league. In 1990 my company sent me to California. I stayed. For 30 years I have run a table tennis club in Gardena. I also glue the rubbers on half the paddles in the neighborhood.

In every stroke, I check three things. The grip, because most bad habits start there. The paddle angle, because that is why the ball goes into the net. And the timing: not too early, not too late.

A clean stroke lands more often. And your shoulder, elbow and back thank you.

Calm practice. Clean strokes. Long years at the table.

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Questions

I already have elbow, shoulder or knee pain. Is this for me?

The books change your technique so the strain goes down. They are not medical advice: if something hurts, stop and see your doctor.

I've played for years. Will I learn anything?

Yes. The books are for club players who already play and want more balls on the table, with less strain on the body.

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Can I buy just one book?

Yes: Vol. I is $27 and Vol. II is $47. Vol. III comes only in the complete set, with all three books for $97.

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What if it's not for me?

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A weekly video course for senior club table tennis players: one short lesson every Tuesday, with a page to print.

Every Tuesday, one short video lesson from Yoshi: one simple step, taught slowly, with a page to print and take to the table.

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All three books. Clean strokes, long years at the table.

Three books, one price, and 15 days to try the method at your own table.

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