How Seniors Win Against Long Pimples Easily

The drills and checks from this video, written out properly — The Complete Senior Table Tennis Library: https://weispinmaster.com/?b=1&v=win-... You chop hard into the long pimples and the ball floats back and flies off the end. You hit hard and it dies in the net. It is not bad luck: when a long pimples player simply blocks or pushes, his rubber hardly grips the ball, so your own spin usually comes back to you reversed. Five simple changes for club players over sixty, with the paddle and strokes you already have: 1. Watch his paddle, not the ball: which colour touched it, the duller sound, the twiddle — and your right to look at his paddle before the match. 2. Give him nothing: the float serve and float push, and why your paddle should be less open against a pimples "chop". 3. Slow, high and deep, with patience: roll the dead ball instead of smashing it, and stop feeding the pimples heavy topspin. 4. Choose the side he plays with: deep to the pimples, to his elbow, or to his smooth rubber for an honest ball. Final key: set up the ball that comes back — push, then roll — and what to do if your man attacks your backspin. Plus a block for knees that won't bend low, a shoulder that complains and slower reactions, and a paddle-and-ball exercise for tonight at home. The book for this video is Read the Spin (reading the spin and returning serve), part of The Complete Senior Table Tennis Library: https://weispinmaster.com/?b=1&v=win-... Four books for table tennis players over sixty: Read the Spin (the serve return), Easy Spin (topspin without the effort), The Smart Serve (serves that win points standing still) and Play Easy (a game that asks less of your knees, back and shoulder — only in the complete Library). Large type, a source for every fact, 30-day money-back guarantee. Sources mentioned in the video: Alois Rosario, PingSkills forum (playing against long pimples; "Senior tactics"); Larry Hodges, "How to Play a Player Who Attacks With Long Pips" (Butterfly coaching tip / tabletenniscoaching.com, May 10, 2021); Racket Insight, "How to Play Against Long Pimples"; Table Tennis Teacher, "How to Beat Long Pips in Table Tennis"; PingSkills forum players ("Playing against pimples", "Frustrated against playing long pimple"); the ITTF Laws of Table Tennis (rubber thickness, racket colours, showing the racket before the match); Marusic and colleagues, Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience (2022); Guinness World Records (oldest player to win an Olympic table tennis match, Paris 2024); China Daily, October 5, 2022 (Ni Xia Lian interview). Wei is a digital, AI-generated presenter, not a certified coach. Educational content: no wins, rating or result are promised, and nothing here is medical advice. Work within a comfortable range. If anything hurts — shoulder, elbow, wrist, back or knees — or your balance worries you, stop, and check with your doctor or physiotherapist before changing how you play. Next time you face long pimples, try one ball first. Write one word in the comments: float or roll. #tabletennis #pingpong #seniors #longpips #tabletennistips