table tennis university

• A strange (but 100% proven) way to guarantee yourself a more accuracy.
• Where to aim your counter loops so that you hit the table everytime.

What bull sh!t

Poor marketing headline,  no more time to waste

I prefer to go  to a club and train with a coach or even practice with someone whose skill is better than me.  There is no short cut in table tennis.

how is the professor going to correct you when you're doing something wrong 

It's easy to be overly critical when sitting behind a keyboard. I have been guilty of it on more than one occasion (see my Brian Pace T-05fx review comments. )

Personally, I can say that I found the "Table Tennis Mastery" DVDs to be the most helpful instructional tools since my coach went back to Korea. Assuming this "Table Tennis University" will be of similar (or perhaps better) quality, I think it's potentially a great resource.

Video instruction is not the be all, end all of learning the game, of course. An experienced, high-quality personal instructor will obviously always be superior. But for those of us who do not have access to personal coaches for whatever reason (and I would presume that would be many of us in the U.S.), I think the Mastery series is a beneficial substitute (and perhaps even a good supplement to "real" coaching).

The fact that they perhaps go a bit far in their superlatives is simply incidental to marketing, IMO. Hell, many of the people on this forum throw thousands of dollars at Butterfly products without Butterfly even bothering to blow the corporate smoke up their heinies, and without their products making any substantial contributions to their improvement.

Here is a company actually trying to sell people ways to improve, and not just sell products that feed one's imagination.

If only Timo Boll would pose for the website...  

I can see this as being useful for people who already have a table in their house, a laptop to look at while at it, and a robot and/or training partner to play with, yet lack a coached better player who will devote their time for money or interest to coach them, in other words, people who have no better alternative. 

I signed up with TTU a little earlier.  I  haven't had much opportunity to explore their site fully but this is what I can tell you so far.  The videos are of excellent quality and clarity and the coach obviously knows what he's talking about.  They provide you with free access to the mastery videos so you can make use of those and all videos can be downloaded onto your computer although I have not tried this yet.  

way to read the thread and website anton. it's $29.95 a month according to the website

29.95 is the price right now, but they say that that price will not last for too long.  It will probably go up once they get more well known and develop a reputation with players.

Did anyone get a redirect error when trying to login to table tennis university ?