Sorry, but u've made such excellent videos about table tennis in former times; nowadays it's less quality of information and science. About the double u don't mention the individuals: rights / left handed, attacker / defender and the really importend placement to keep the table open for your partner + not start to cross the movements. However, thanks a lot for your former instructions, which were so helpfull. Maybe you start now to make less videos, but same old quality ones.
When I have a slow footed partner what helped me was placing the ball so that he is not likely to have to run so much or cross over. When ball is hit to my sides sideline I hit parallel and if it is middle to slightly towards my partners side I play diagonal. That way often the ball is hit back to my partners side and he only needs to take two steps to his outside after his hit and wait there for the next ball. Obviously a good opponent can beat that but many lower level players play better diagonal so you can plan a little ahead and not make your partner run so much
Hey, I know you do not do a lot of top 5's top 10's, but can you do a top 10 best currently playing penhold players? I'm a relatively new player, and I adopted the penhold style because of a Chinese friend of mine. But I haven't been following it enough to know who is the top other than names like Xu Xin MA Lin etc. But I want currently playing Penhold masters. Much appreciated, even if typed, out it does not have to be a video.
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Excerlent information about table tennis well explained.
THANKS!
3:16, why the black won the score?
supongo que se equivocó el arbitro
You have to hit the ball for it to count
Sorry, but u've made such excellent videos about table tennis in former times; nowadays it's less quality of information and science. About the double u don't mention the individuals: rights / left handed, attacker / defender and the really importend placement to keep the table open for your partner + not start to cross the movements. However, thanks a lot for your former instructions, which were so helpfull. Maybe you start now to make less videos, but same old quality ones.
make videos for tips for lefty player in doubles how to serve ?
a có video nào nói về bóng chuội k a
4:40... Understandable.
When I have a slow footed partner what helped me was placing the ball so that he is not likely to have to run so much or cross over.
When ball is hit to my sides sideline I hit parallel and if it is middle to slightly towards my partners side I play diagonal.
That way often the ball is hit back to my partners side and he only needs to take two steps to his outside after his hit and wait there for the next ball.
Obviously a good opponent can beat that but many lower level players play better diagonal so you can plan a little ahead and not make your partner run so much
I have a match tomorrow, I will try them then thanks Coach :D
Good luck!
So do I, will practice it in my first double game tomorrow
Me too
@@pingsunday we won!!! :D
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What are the rules regarding how high you can hit the ball ?
Topspoin
Hey, I know you do not do a lot of top 5's top 10's, but can you do a top 10 best currently playing penhold players?
I'm a relatively new player, and I adopted the penhold style because of a Chinese friend of mine. But I haven't been following it enough to know who is the top other than names like Xu Xin MA Lin etc. But I want currently playing Penhold masters.
Much appreciated, even if typed, out it does not have to be a video.
Wong Chung Ting, Zhao Zihao, Qiu Dang, Xue Fei... Hope it helps!
Felix Lebrun, Dang Qiu from Europe
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Ma long is thereeee
hahaa di you say "Attack the weaker side normally the female player"? hahaha. Just pray no women are watching this
2nd ball attack, backhandflick return to the server coach