Beginners
Table tennis coach for beginners — Amsterdam
Build clean fundamentals: grip, stance, strokes, and serve. Most beginners feel a measurable jump after 4–6 sessions.
Now accepting evaluations for the 2025–2026 season
Private table tennis training in Amsterdam — built around your game.
1-on-1 coaching with Jeffrey Lee, TT3-certified and reigning Dutch National A Champion (2025–2026). Train at TTV Amsterdam ’78 with a coach who develops competition-level players in the Dutch League.
Training capacity is almost full
New students are accepted only after a short evaluation of their submission. Please do not visit the club without a confirmed appointment.
National A Champion
Dutch League — Season 2025–2026.
TT3 Certified
Formal Table Tennis Training Certification.
4+ years coaching
Coached competition players in the Dutch League at Amsterdam ’78.
English & Dutch
Sessions delivered fluently in both languages.
Programs tailored to your level
From the first time you pick up a bat to preparing for league matches.
Kids & Teens
Table tennis training for kids in Amsterdam
Age-appropriate technical work, fun multiball drills, and steady progression toward club play.
Intermediate / Advanced
Advanced table tennis coaching in Amsterdam
Spin, placement, footwork patterns, third-ball attack, match tactics and video-informed review.
Technique
How to improve table tennis technique
Targeted diagnostics on your weakest stroke or rally pattern. Drills you can repeat between sessions.
Where we train
TTV Amsterdam ’78 — Amsterdam West
A serious club with proper conditions: full-size tables, room to move, and a competitive culture. The home of one of Amsterdam’s strongest table tennis communities.
Baarsjesweg 265-H1058 AD Amsterdam, NLOpen in Maps
’78
Tafeltennisvereniging Amsterdam
Frequently asked
How do I improve my table tennis technique?+
Consistent practice on the right things. In private sessions we diagnose your weakest stroke, drill it with multiball, then integrate it into open rallies. Most students see a clear jump within 4–6 focused sessions.
How long until I see progress as a beginner?+
After 3–4 sessions you’ll own a basic forehand, backhand, push, and a usable serve. After 8–10 you can play structured rallies and basic match patterns.
What should I bring?+
Indoor sport shoes, comfortable sportswear, water, and your own bat if you have one. Loaner bats are available for first sessions.
Do you coach in English or Dutch?+
Both — fluently. Many of my students are internationals living in Amsterdam.
Do you coach kids and teens?+
Yes, from roughly 8 years old. Sessions are technical but playful, with steady progression toward club play.
What counts as 'intermediate'?+
You play comfortably in rallies, have a working topspin from both wings, and can serve with at least two different spins. If you’re between levels, I’ll evaluate after your first session.