This is the best exlanation Ma Long's forehand loop. Thank you very much indeed. I benefited a lot especially about from keeping the elbow close to body. And if you explain fan zhendong's backhand loop with the same accuracy, I'm sure you'll go down in history. Kind regards.
Great video. A couple of other things to maybe add 1. Weight transfers from right foot pivoting onto the left foot 2. left arm reaps tightly across the upper chest keeping elbow in. 3. Head and chest should be “up” even though you’re lowering and turning shoulder (basically don’t hunch forward over your knee)
Thank you for subtitling and making these videos. We live in the USA out in the country and there is zero people playing tt and of course no coaches. UA-cam is all we have. We love your videos. 🙏 Thank you!
I have just practised this tutorial and amazingly I can defeat my senior with score 5 - 1 after I was trainng 3 days (everyday only 30 minutes training). This is the best technick I think because Ma Long has collect 2 gold olympic medals and he truly GOAT. Very much thank you coach
First of all: many thanks for the perfect video! About the "only use Chinese rubbers for this technique", I will try to explain. Talking about Chinese rubbers: I mean "classic" rubbers, no high tech, hard sponge and sticky surface, like DHS Hurricane III. With "modern" rubbers I mean any high tech rubber using different kind of technologies to "add something" to your stroke, like Tenergy 05 or any other rubber in that category. 1. Differences between classic and modern rubbers! Modern rubbers add energy, catapult to make the ball faster, and angle, to produce arcs, to the ball. Combined with soft or medium sponge you can "easily" hit/ spin the ball producing a nice arc without using to much energy. Classic chinese rubbers will not have this "features" like modern rubbers, plus the sponge is really hard, which makes it hard to "hit through" the blade and generate energy from it and the surface of the rubber is really sticky, perfect to control the incoming spin, but it makes the incoming ball a little "slower". Try to do a drive or smash with a classic chinese rubber and you will say "where is the speed?" You feel like playing with a cheap rubber. 2. What does this have to do with Ma Long (Chinese) Topspin technique? Basically it is the concept of power from the ground, meaning "hitting the ball with your legs". If you notice: European and Japanese players using modern rubbers use mostly the ellbow and arm to generate the speed and spin, supported by the high technology adding catapult and angle. Chinese players are NOT using the ellbow, rotation and energy comes from the legs and the hip, they rotate the shoulder AND the arm using that energy. Basically they use the power from 80 or 90 Kg body mass to hit the ball instead of the much weaker energy produced by using the ellbow and the arm. The chinese rubber supports that "power" because of his hard sponge, the sticky surface and by NOT adding additional energy to the stroke. Therefore if you try to do the chinese topspin technique with a modern rubber all your strokes will go into the net or over the table. 3. When to use chinese topspin vs "european" topspin technique? Chinese topspin requires a lot: footwork, timing, perfect body harmony etc, whereas european technique is easier to learn but less powerfull. If you stay close to the table: use modern rubbers and european technique. If you have an excellent footwork and prefer to play a little more far from the table: use chinese rubbers and give it a try!
Anh diễn đạt quá chính xác, cũng từng nghiên cứu KT MALONG khi tự thực hành có kết quả mà trước đây e nói mọi ng việc trụ chân xoay eo để tạo lực vào bóng, gập tay tạo xoáy mà mn nói rườm rà. Hy vọng a thêm clip về các biến thể xoáy trong quả giao của malong, trong đó có cách giao tạo xoáy ngang khá độc đáo (chiều xoay bóng theo đường trôn ốc) hy vong a sẽ nghiên cứu giải thích cho mn biết thêm về việc sử dụng xoáy này trong từng tình huống. E có thử test khi ng trả giao banh cắt trái/flick thì bị dựng, cắt phải/ giật dễ bị rúc lưới cao. (Em biết dc cách tạo xoáy này qua việc mua sach table tennis nc ngoài)
Hey coach i know this video is posted 1 year ago but i hope you will read this. I have a question: should i use only forearm or whole arm? Thanks for video
@@tilongclub First of all: many thanks for the perfect video! About the "only use Chinese rubbers for this technique", I will try to explain. Talking about Chinese rubbers: I mean "classic" rubbers, no high tech, hard sponge and sticky surface, like DHS Hurricane III. With "modern" rubbers I mean any high tech rubber using different kind of technologies to "add something" to your stroke, like Tenergy 05 or any other rubber in that category. 1. Differences between classic and modern rubbers! Modern rubbers add energy, catapult to make the ball faster, and angle, to produce arcs, to the ball. Combined with soft or medium sponge you can "easily" hit/ spin the ball producing a nice arc without using to much energy. Classic chinese rubbers will not have this "features" like modern rubbers, plus the sponge is really hard, which makes it hard to "hit through" the blade and generate energy from it and the surface of the rubber is really sticky, perfect to control the incoming spin, but it makes the incoming ball a little "slower". Try to do a drive or smash with a classic chinese rubber and you will say "where is the speed?" You feel like playing with a cheap rubber. 2. What does this have to do with Ma Long (Chinese) Topspin technique? Basically it is the concept of power from the ground, meaning "hitting the ball with your legs". If you notice: European and Japanese players using modern rubbers use mostly the ellbow and arm to generate the speed and spin, supported by the high technology adding catapult and angle. Chinese players are NOT using the ellbow, rotation and energy comes from the legs and the hip, they rotate the shoulder AND the arm using that energy. Basically they use the power from 80 or 90 Kg body mass to hit the ball instead of the much weaker energy produced by using the ellbow and the arm. The chinese rubber supports that "power" because of his hard sponge, the sticky surface and by NOT adding additional energy to the stroke. Therefore if you try to do the chinese topspin technique with a modern rubber all your strokes will go into the net or over the table. 3. When to use chinese topspin vs "european" topspin technique? Chinese topspin requires a lot: footwork, timing, perfect body harmony etc, whereas european technique is easier to learn but less powerfull. If you stay close to the table: use modern rubbers and european technique. If you have an excellent footwork and prefer to play a little more far from the table: use chinese rubbers and give it a try!
@@franklohmar9071 Therefore if you try to do the chinese topspin technique with a modern rubber all your strokes will go into the net or over the table.... " Many europeans use this technique and dont go over the table.. what did you mean? you said in a video you can hurt your elbow joints if you use your elbow. how do you prevent that then when using euro rubber?
Thank you. The stroke is good but it is outside in swing path so that it does not look like natural. Why NOT using inside out swing path strokes which is more natural? Would that be the same response time ACTUALLY with outside in swing path strokes?
Thank you coach for the great instruction. I will be working at applying these techniques. I would like to know what differences I have to take into account since I am using spring sponge, and hard slow and sticky Chinese rubber.
Could you look at Whang Hao's right and left playing techniques in the same format? In my opinion, his playing on the right is something between the Chinese and European schools.
@@tilongclub tôi xem video của anh hướng dẫn, dạo này tôi tạp luyện suốt với máy. Thấy lên dc tầm 2 bóng, trước tôi đánh thất thường lắm. Quả khó đánh dc. Quả dễ hay trượt. Đặc biệt trái tay. Nhưng nhờ clip a hướng dẫn tôi đã tự tập và khắc phục dc điểm yếu bao năm nay. Thanks
Great video, coach. You said Ma Long uses a technique to match his chinese rubbers. Does the same technique work well with japanese rubbers (Tenergy 05)?
@@tilongclub why wont it work on regular rubber? what if ma long was given a 1 dollar racket are you saying his tehcnique would not work on other rubbers?
I think its hard to do footwork with this forehand technique for even intermediate players ... the long stroke requires insanely good understanding of the game and where the ball is going to go before you even get to hit the ball like this.
Thanks for the videos coach, i'm still thinking and confused about the racket angle, you said its 90 degree, actually should it be closed or more open when topspining? when execute the ball is it like more brushing or hitting? Big big big Thanks
Mình có 1 thắc mắc là Ma Long khi giật thuận chiều thì 2 chân gần như ngang nhau (có khi chân phải còn cao hơn chân trái), như vậy có gọi là đứng ngược ko ạ? Hay là do lực và độ cơ động của hông đã quá đỉnh rồi nên anh ấy đứng như vậy để tận dụng sải chân cho những quả góc xa?
thank you for another great video!. could you let me know why Ma Long's arm is lowered and moved close to his waist before he hits the next shot in his forehand top spin?
từ vai tới cánh tay ngoài của em mỗi khi vào bóng đều bị căng cứng không có lực gập cẳng tay đột ngột. luôn lăng cả cánh tay khiến việc vào bóng hay bị trượt / đánh bóng ra ngoài. Làm cách nào để thả lỏng và gập cẳng tay trước khi vào bóng ạ? Em cảm ơn thầy giáo
Thường khi mình suy nghĩ muốn giật mạnh -> tay sẽ phản xạ sử dụng cơ bắp và gồng. Bạn có thể thay đổi bằng cách giật nhanh (tăng tốc độ vung tay) khi đó cơ bắp sẽ thư giãn hơn ạ. Xin gửi bạn tham khảo thêm video Giật của các VDV Trung Quốc ạ: ua-cam.com/video/Lk2wr5R5jQo/v-deo.html
Dạ kỹ thuật của các vận động viên Trung Quốc họ không gấp cẳng tay nhiều ạ Chủ yếu họ vũ ra, khi họ thu nhanh về mình nhìn giống gấp ạ, gửi Anh tham khảo video này em phân tích kỹ hơn ạ ua-cam.com/video/Lk2wr5R5jQo/v-deo.html
@@tilongclub vút ra không gập cẳng tay nhiều có nghĩa mình vẫn gập chút ít để cộng hưởng với các bộ phận khác của cơ thể làm tăng gia tốc phải không anh.
Two Longs in one video = Quality guaranteed.
:)
Thank you very much.
Yesss
Where is the video on how to use the chinese rubber master? Been looking for it and can't seem to fond it
Thanks for such a detailed breakdown. Can learn the technique, but his timing is incredible.
You're welcome . I wish you success.
This is the best exlanation Ma Long's forehand loop. Thank you very much indeed. I benefited a lot especially about from keeping the elbow close to body. And if you explain fan zhendong's backhand loop with the same accuracy, I'm sure you'll go down in history. Kind regards.
“Stand & practice in front of a mirror”….. 👌🏾 golden advice! Thank U Coach 👍🏾
This is the best UA-cam channel for Table Tennis. Thank you!
You're welcome. Thanks
Amazing video
Please never stop making videos like this .
I would like to see Ma Long serves and tactics and everything about him
I thank you, I would like to send you Ma Long's serve video:
ua-cam.com/video/qXh_ayp87Sc/v-deo.html
Great video. A couple of other things to maybe add 1. Weight transfers from right foot pivoting onto the left foot 2. left arm reaps tightly across the upper chest keeping elbow in. 3. Head and chest should be “up” even though you’re lowering and turning shoulder (basically don’t hunch forward over your knee)
Thank you for subtitling and making these videos. We live in the USA out in the country and there is zero people playing tt and of course no coaches. UA-cam is all we have. We love your videos. 🙏 Thank you!
I wish you success 😊🤝👍
Exactly what I wanted to see, being explained, and learn. The slow-motion is super helpful. Thanks a lot.
I wish you success
Cảm ơn Tiến long. Phân tích kĩ thuật rất dễ hiểu. Luôn đồng hành cùng TL
Dạ xin chân thành cảm ơn Anh ạ😊🤝
I have just practised this tutorial and amazingly I can defeat my senior with score 5 - 1 after I was trainng 3 days (everyday only 30 minutes training).
This is the best technick I think because Ma Long has collect 2 gold olympic medals and he truly GOAT.
Very much thank you coach
You have the best TT videos, best wishes from England
The way you teach table tennis techniques is very superb! Continue making videos like these.
I think my topspin will improve now. Thanks for your distance coaching. Love from India
thank you very much for the breakdown of ma long technique, I learned a lot
As always coach ti long can give detailed movement. Thank you coach.
You're welcome , I wish you success
@@tilongclub i tried your methode, but i can't really sure how much i should tilt my shoulder.
Saya senang dengan video dari coach Ti Long
great advice coach! Wish I had you in my hometown for sure!
coach, i admire your effort, u are great
Thanks.You're welcome.
Amazing coaching! Wish you health and success! 🙏🏻
Thank you very much ☺️🤝 I wish you success
Thank you very much. You were exactly on point ☝️
You’re welcome 🤝
First of all: many thanks for the perfect video!
About the "only use Chinese rubbers for this technique", I will try to explain.
Talking about Chinese rubbers: I mean "classic" rubbers, no high tech, hard sponge and sticky surface, like DHS Hurricane III. With "modern" rubbers I mean any high tech rubber using different kind of technologies to "add something" to your stroke, like Tenergy 05 or any other rubber in that category.
1. Differences between classic and modern rubbers!
Modern rubbers add energy, catapult to make the ball faster, and angle, to produce arcs, to the ball. Combined with soft or medium sponge you can "easily" hit/ spin the ball producing a nice arc without using to much energy.
Classic chinese rubbers will not have this "features" like modern rubbers, plus the sponge is really hard, which makes it hard to "hit through" the blade and generate energy from it and the surface of the rubber is really sticky, perfect to control the incoming spin, but it makes the incoming ball a little "slower".
Try to do a drive or smash with a classic chinese rubber and you will say "where is the speed?" You feel like playing with a cheap rubber.
2. What does this have to do with Ma Long (Chinese) Topspin technique?
Basically it is the concept of power from the ground, meaning "hitting the ball with your legs". If you notice: European and Japanese players using modern rubbers use mostly the ellbow and arm to generate the speed and spin, supported by the high technology adding catapult and angle. Chinese players are NOT using the ellbow, rotation and energy comes from the legs and the hip, they rotate the shoulder AND the arm using that energy. Basically they use the power from 80 or 90 Kg body mass to hit the ball instead of the much weaker energy produced by using the ellbow and the arm.
The chinese rubber supports that "power" because of his hard sponge, the sticky surface and by NOT adding additional energy to the stroke. Therefore if you try to do the chinese topspin technique with a modern rubber all your strokes will go into the net or over the table.
3. When to use chinese topspin vs "european" topspin technique?
Chinese topspin requires a lot: footwork, timing, perfect body harmony etc, whereas european technique is easier to learn but less powerfull. If you stay close to the table: use modern rubbers and european technique. If you have an excellent footwork and prefer to play a little more far from the table: use chinese rubbers and give it a try!
Great tutorial! Step two was what i was missing out!😮
Thanks 😊 I wish you success
Em mới tập chơi bóng bàn! Xem video của a dễ hiểu và hữu ích lắm ạ!
Cảm ơn bạn đã quan tâm, xin chúc bạn ngày càng tiến bộ ạ 😊🤝
Love you videos. Very useful. Thank you👍
Thank you tilong fot all your knowledge “frm indonesia”
You’re welcome 😊🤝 I wish you success
I am 30th days of my ping pong lesson from zero. Great explanation here, n iam bad at timing. N sometime lose the racket angle.
Anh diễn đạt quá chính xác, cũng từng nghiên cứu KT MALONG khi tự thực hành có kết quả mà trước đây e nói mọi ng việc trụ chân xoay eo để tạo lực vào bóng, gập tay tạo xoáy mà mn nói rườm rà.
Hy vọng a thêm clip về các biến thể xoáy trong quả giao của malong, trong đó có cách giao tạo xoáy ngang khá độc đáo (chiều xoay bóng theo đường trôn ốc) hy vong a sẽ nghiên cứu giải thích cho mn biết thêm về việc sử dụng xoáy này trong từng tình huống. E có thử test khi ng trả giao banh cắt trái/flick thì bị dựng, cắt phải/ giật dễ bị rúc lưới cao. (Em biết dc cách tạo xoáy này qua việc mua sach table tennis nc ngoài)
MaLong him tập trong câu lạc bộ bóng bàn của quốc gia TQ ho hướng dẫn rất là tuyệt vời
Xin cảm ơn bạn.
Hay quá Long ơi! Kênh ngày càng chuyên nghiệp, chúc mừng Em giai!
Dạ em cảm ơn Anh ạ
Cảm ơn bạn nhiều nhé! Clip hướng dẫn rất là bổ ích.
Dạ em xin cảm ơn Anh nhiều ạ
Thank you! (From India)
Nice job Mr. Tolong... For all this time, I've been mistake for my movement when i swing my blade, but now i will try and try to fixed my mistake, tks
Thanks, I wish you success.
Thank you for that information it is very useful
thanks for all explanations. greet from jakarta indonesia
wow, it's amazing, the fh moviment return saves very a preciousa fraction of time , I was never realize this detail.
Legendary 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Coach 🙏🔥🔥🔥
Thanks
Thank you coach for this amazing tutorial. We can learn a lot from your detailed explanation. Please show us some penhold technics. Thanks.
Thanks again!! A video pretty useful to improve this technique
i wish you success
Clip hay quá anh ơi, mong anh làm thêm hướng dẫn về kĩ thuật đánh mặt Tàu ạ 😀🥇🥇
Cảm ơn bạn ☺️🤝 mình sẽ cố gắng làm ạ
Fzd forehand please❤❤❤
Thanks awesome video! Can you pls do FZD fh
Thank you ❤🎉🙏🏻
Thank you 👍👍👍
You’re welcome
Cảm ơn Long hướng dẫn hay quá Long ơi. Lúc nào Long làm Video nói thêm về mút Tàu và dùng mút tàu đánh bóng xoáy xuống nhé cho AE học hỏi thêm ạ
Dạ em xin cảm ơn Anh , em sẽ cố gắng làm ạ 😊🤝
Thank you 🎉
Thank you so much 🖤
Fantastic
E thấy nên có thêm đoạn so sánh với kỹ thuật mà mọi người hay dùng hoặc được học thì sẽ dễ cải thiện hơn ạ
Ma long has won the wtt tournament🎉🎉he's back
Very Nice
Hey coach i know this video is posted 1 year ago but i hope you will read this. I have a question: should i use only forearm or whole arm? Thanks for video
Thanks!
Waiting anxiously for that Chinese rubber explanation video :D
I will try to do it
@@tilongclub First of all: many thanks for the perfect video!
About the "only use Chinese rubbers for this technique", I will try to explain.
Talking about Chinese rubbers: I mean "classic" rubbers, no high tech, hard sponge and sticky surface, like DHS Hurricane III. With "modern" rubbers I mean any high tech rubber using different kind of technologies to "add something" to your stroke, like Tenergy 05 or any other rubber in that category.
1. Differences between classic and modern rubbers!
Modern rubbers add energy, catapult to make the ball faster, and angle, to produce arcs, to the ball. Combined with soft or medium sponge you can "easily" hit/ spin the ball producing a nice arc without using to much energy.
Classic chinese rubbers will not have this "features" like modern rubbers, plus the sponge is really hard, which makes it hard to "hit through" the blade and generate energy from it and the surface of the rubber is really sticky, perfect to control the incoming spin, but it makes the incoming ball a little "slower".
Try to do a drive or smash with a classic chinese rubber and you will say "where is the speed?" You feel like playing with a cheap rubber.
2. What does this have to do with Ma Long (Chinese) Topspin technique?
Basically it is the concept of power from the ground, meaning "hitting the ball with your legs". If you notice: European and Japanese players using modern rubbers use mostly the ellbow and arm to generate the speed and spin, supported by the high technology adding catapult and angle. Chinese players are NOT using the ellbow, rotation and energy comes from the legs and the hip, they rotate the shoulder AND the arm using that energy. Basically they use the power from 80 or 90 Kg body mass to hit the ball instead of the much weaker energy produced by using the ellbow and the arm.
The chinese rubber supports that "power" because of his hard sponge, the sticky surface and by NOT adding additional energy to the stroke. Therefore if you try to do the chinese topspin technique with a modern rubber all your strokes will go into the net or over the table.
3. When to use chinese topspin vs "european" topspin technique?
Chinese topspin requires a lot: footwork, timing, perfect body harmony etc, whereas european technique is easier to learn but less powerfull. If you stay close to the table: use modern rubbers and european technique. If you have an excellent footwork and prefer to play a little more far from the table: use chinese rubbers and give it a try!
@@franklohmar9071 Therefore if you try to do the chinese topspin technique with a modern rubber all your strokes will go into the net or over the table.... "
Many europeans use this technique and dont go over the table.. what did you mean? you said in a video you can hurt your elbow joints if you use your elbow. how do you prevent that then when using euro rubber?
Awesome thanks coach
You’re welcome 😊🤝
Thank you coach! Can i play Ma long forehand but without chinese rubber?
I see you read almost all the comments Cool! good video! It would be nice if you could unlock the subtitles feature (German). Keep it up!
Thank you. The stroke is good but it is outside in swing path so that it does not look like natural. Why NOT using inside out swing path strokes which is more natural? Would that be the same response time ACTUALLY with outside in swing path strokes?
Thank you coach for the great instruction.
I will be working at applying these techniques.
I would like to know what differences I have to take into account since I am using spring sponge, and hard slow and sticky Chinese rubber.
Legend-Legend Master
Ma long -Ti long
Thanks
Could you look at Whang Hao's right and left playing techniques in the same format? In my opinion, his playing on the right is something between the Chinese and European schools.
Can this technique be practised with European rubber master Ti-Long? please guide me
🙏🙏
Thanks mi long
You’re welcome 🤝
chào anh long e rất mong a chỉ dẫn lối chơi cốt mặt phù hợp với e ạ, e cảm ơn
Hallo coach,does malong move his wrist when hitting the ball 🙏
Thank you for the awesome technique breakdown! Could you do one for Xu Xin's forehand in the future?
Thank you for your comment
I will try to do it
Which part of the bat they hit?please make a video about bat hitting point for every shot.thanks
Good day coach Ti Long, may I know what is the hardness of Ma Long forehand rubber?
Good video! But I don't really understand step 3. How should I use my index finger?
please make the video why this technique is for chinese rubber because now im using tenergy 05 on forehand but i want to change it to hurricane 3 neo
Thank you for your comment. I will try to do it.
Please make video about forhand topspin by chinese rubbers ( main tips, difference and etc)
Học Tiếng anh thì có Phạm Việt Thắng hellochao, học bóng bàn có Tilong
Dạ em xin cảm ơn ạ ☺️🤝
@@tilongclub tôi xem video của anh hướng dẫn, dạo này tôi tạp luyện suốt với máy. Thấy lên dc tầm 2 bóng, trước tôi đánh thất thường lắm. Quả khó đánh dc. Quả dễ hay trượt. Đặc biệt trái tay. Nhưng nhờ clip a hướng dẫn tôi đã tự tập và khắc phục dc điểm yếu bao năm nay. Thanks
Great video, coach. You said Ma Long uses a technique to match his chinese rubbers. Does the same technique work well with japanese rubbers (Tenergy 05)?
Ma Long's technique is not suitable for Tenergy rubber, I will try to make a video about Japanese operators' technique.
@@tilongclub Cool!I think it will be very helpful
@@tilongclub And what about Dignics 09c? Is it sticky enough ?
Coach, I assume Japanese rubbers are same as European ones (Donic Bluestorm, Xiom Omega, Xiom Vega), correct?
@@tilongclub why wont it work on regular rubber? what if ma long was given a 1 dollar racket are you saying his tehcnique would not work on other rubbers?
Hay quá a
Dạ xin cảm ơn ạ ☺️🤝
Ti long and Ma long
😊🤝👍
always present sir.so quickly it can smash forhand
Thanks , I will try to do it
To follow this technique is necessary to have Chinese rubbers?
Please make a video about how to be faster between forehand and backhand switch. I am very bad when i do multiball and don't know where the ball goes.
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Thanks 😊
Keren spin nya
Can you make a video about how to using Chinese rubber?
Hay quá
Dạ em cảm ơn Anh ạ
I think its hard to do footwork with this forehand technique for even intermediate players ... the long stroke requires insanely good understanding of the game and where the ball is going to go before you even get to hit the ball like this.
Yes I agree
Thanks for the videos coach, i'm still thinking and confused about the racket angle, you said its 90 degree, actually should it be closed or more open when topspining? when execute the ball is it like more brushing or hitting? Big big big Thanks
Brushing
Hitting will result in ball gling into net
Thank you coach for this amazing tutorial.
Can you do a tutorial on Kalinikos Kreanga's backhand please?
You're welcome, I will try to do it.
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Thank you 😊🤝
Mình có 1 thắc mắc là Ma Long khi giật thuận chiều thì 2 chân gần như ngang nhau (có khi chân phải còn cao hơn chân trái), như vậy có gọi là đứng ngược ko ạ? Hay là do lực và độ cơ động của hông đã quá đỉnh rồi nên anh ấy đứng như vậy để tận dụng sải chân cho những quả góc xa?
Thanks for video. Can you explain about forehand counter drive?
You’re welcome ☺️🤝 I will try to do it
Thầy làm video về giật lại bóng moi xoáy chậm đi ạ
Dạ cảm ơn Anh , em sẽ cố gắng làm ạ
Can't i use this forehand shots with dignics 09c?0
lần đầu thấy video youtube mà có thể chinh được chất lượng 4K
Dạ xin cảm ơn ạ.
thank ad
Dạ ☺️🤝
I wish I know all That you knew coach ...... :)
You're welcome. I wish you success.
@@tilongclubThankyou Very Much
Good
Thanks
thank you for another great video!. could you let me know why Ma Long's arm is lowered and moved close to his waist before he hits the next shot in his forehand top spin?
từ vai tới cánh tay ngoài của em mỗi khi vào bóng đều bị căng cứng không có lực gập cẳng tay đột ngột. luôn lăng cả cánh tay khiến việc vào bóng hay bị trượt / đánh bóng ra ngoài. Làm cách nào để thả lỏng và gập cẳng tay trước khi vào bóng ạ? Em cảm ơn thầy giáo
Thường khi mình suy nghĩ muốn giật mạnh -> tay sẽ phản xạ sử dụng cơ bắp và gồng. Bạn có thể thay đổi bằng cách giật nhanh (tăng tốc độ vung tay) khi đó cơ bắp sẽ thư giãn hơn ạ.
Xin gửi bạn tham khảo thêm video Giật của các VDV Trung Quốc ạ:
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thanks you for match
You’re welcome 😊🤝👍
Hi Coach. Is this technique compatible with normal rubbers? or it's only good for Chinese rubbers!? Thanks
This technique is only suitable for Chinese rubber, I will try to make a video about the jerk technique of Japanese and European athletes.
@@tilongclub thank you. When can we expect that video explaining the differences?
Anh ơi, khi chạm bóng ngoài dùng cổ tay thì có gập cẳng tay trên nữa đúng không ạ?
Dạ kỹ thuật của các vận động viên Trung Quốc họ không gấp cẳng tay nhiều ạ
Chủ yếu họ vũ ra, khi họ thu nhanh về mình nhìn giống gấp ạ, gửi Anh tham khảo video này em phân tích kỹ hơn ạ
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@@tilongclub vút ra không gập cẳng tay nhiều có nghĩa mình vẫn gập chút ít để cộng hưởng với các bộ phận khác của cơ thể làm tăng gia tốc phải không anh.
Cảm ơn anh đã trả lời giúp em!
Nếu anh giật ở cự ly gần bóng nhanh anh có thể gấp ít và gọn hơn ạ.
@@tilongclub cảm ơn anh
Hay lắm Brother mình rất là muốn cây vợt tốt giúp đỡ cho mình nhé cảm ơn Brother
Cảm ơn bạn, mình có thể ship đến bạn.
Chào tilong
Dạ em xin chào Anh
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Dạ em sẽ cố gắng làm ạ 🤝