I absolutely admire his technique! Amazing. Thanks for uploading and good English translation. Not to shake the upper body is really a good advice that I’d never come up with by myself. It’s kinda secret key for weight transfer. Always seeing pro-players and just good players I felt the difference in their body language but never could exactly tell it. Thanx a lot!!!
@@toekneema How I understand this: This player keeps turning his upper body and shoulder a bit too much immediately after hitting the ball, whereas Ryu fixes his movement. I believe, by standing that far from the table and moreover looping against the block, it's no use of doing "after-swing" as if you'd counter-loop. To me, that looks like the upper body would shake.
@Dan I suppose, the man was turning his shoulder and the whole upper-body after hitting the ball, which isn't needed by that kind of loop against the block. Just to compare, Ryu fixes his arm after hitting, which he meant to explain by telling to be focused on the ball. Well, that's my understanding.
RSM should travel to as many countries as possible to teach JPEN Players. The art of JPEN is dying at an alarming rate all over the world. RSM's effort will be greatly welcome by so many countries.
@@PDPark 올리신 영상 잘 보고 있습니다. 그냥 backhand block 혹은 block (강력한 백쇼트는 push block 나 backhand push) 이라고 하면 어떨까요? 일본어에서 온 듯 한데 shoto라는 표현이 익숙하지 않네요. 좋은 영상 항시 감사드립니다.
I subscribed because of English subtitles provided on every video, very helpful & thanks. Keep posting with English subtitles. Great channel.
I’m shake hand but still loving these videos! RSM is a legend!
wonderful player and coach
high respects to rsm. his switch from shoto to forehand is so smooth, quick & hard to predict.
I absolutely admire his technique! Amazing. Thanks for uploading and good English translation.
Not to shake the upper body is really a good advice that I’d never come up with by myself. It’s kinda secret key for weight transfer. Always seeing pro-players and just good players I felt the difference in their body language but never could exactly tell it. Thanx a lot!!!
i dont really understand what shaking the body means, can you explain?
@@toekneema I think he jumps too much like women players used to do in the past.
@@toekneema How I understand this: This player keeps turning his upper body and shoulder a bit too much immediately after hitting the ball, whereas Ryu fixes his movement. I believe, by standing that far from the table and moreover looping against the block, it's no use of doing "after-swing" as if you'd counter-loop. To me, that looks like the upper body would shake.
@Dan I suppose, the man was turning his shoulder and the whole upper-body after hitting the ball, which isn't needed by that kind of loop against the block. Just to compare, Ryu fixes his arm after hitting, which he meant to explain by telling to be focused on the ball. Well, that's my understanding.
keep your body fixed.
This is very helpfull. I'm mot a penholder but still a ton of good concepts
nice videos. please keep posting. RSM is a great teacher!
Ryu Seung Min is a TT doctor. I would like to visit him:)
What a coach RSM is❤.. superstar stuff 🎉
Even im handshake but ryu seung min really tactical..lot thing can learn from him
Great content! Thank you for the English subtitles! Amazing!
what a legend .. thanks a lot for the tips
Thank for the translation! So helpfull!!!
I am not a penholder but rsm is one of my fav players. Tips are very useful for any style of play too
Very good !! Thank you.
와 박피디님 직접 자막도 다시는거에여??!!
와.. 영상 잘봤어요 유승민 선수라뇨👍👍
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 운동 계속 하시죠?
RSM should travel to as many countries as possible to teach JPEN Players. The art of JPEN is dying at an alarming rate all over the world. RSM's effort will be greatly welcome by so many countries.
Gold mine
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 전환 설명할때 회원님 백스윙이 계속 크게 나가니까 유승민 위원 설명 재밌었는데ㅋㅋ 아니 어떻게 내가 거는걸 자기 힘으로 다 잡으려고 하냐고 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 내가 거는거 다 잡을 수 있는 사람 전세계에서 아무도 없다고 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 쌉인정 ㅋㅋ
🏓👍
What's shoto?
Uni Assistance Shoto = Traditional Penhold backhand (Not Reverse Penhold Backhand)
@@jackys4511 Thanks.
쇼트가 shoto가 아니고 그냥 short 아닌가여
저도 첨에 그렇게 생각했는데, 외국에서 많이 쓰는 용어입니다.
@@PDPark 올리신 영상 잘 보고 있습니다. 그냥 backhand block 혹은 block (강력한 백쇼트는 push block 나 backhand push) 이라고 하면 어떨까요? 일본어에서 온 듯 한데 shoto라는 표현이 익숙하지 않네요. 좋은 영상 항시 감사드립니다.
@@frasersPT 제목 수정했습니다. 지적해 주셔서 감사합니다