You are the best coach I have seen on the Internet. I have not seen anyone else bringing the unparalleled wisdom of Chinese table tennis to the audience in English. There is just no comparison of the level of China w.r.t table tennis. I do not think people realize how valuable this channel is. This is one of your best videos too
Thank you for a very informative video. I donate a small amount each month to help EmRatThich continue these great lessons. I have learnt a lot - I don't have access to a coach where I live, so thanks again.
Thank you, as an interested beginner this is incredibly helpful. You have done excellently in clearly justifying each method and showing the essence of each technique.
Summary For beginners there are basics as Coach has been saied; Forehand(drive, push, flick, attack). Bachand(topspin, push, Bandana flick, stawberry flick, loop). Serve(forehand long fast, pendulum, backhand). From my POV this Channel is the best ONE in tabe Tennis.... Thanks ever such alot Coach Emirath..
I find all your videos really helpful and they already improved my TT-skills. Most remarkable is Number 10 of basic skills: I personally also experienced that backhand serves can be done safer with a precise placement, although relatively predictable, spin wise. Seeing Ma Long doing that so consequently, at least in that match, also proves that pretty well.
hey pingsunday Ive been playing tabke tennis for three years and I totally agree you have to focus on the fundamental skills for about 2 years although it took me a bit shorter about 1 and on the 12 month
Thank you very much for your informative video's! I am returning to table tennis after 20 years. I am now looking for a blade and rubber combination, as I am trying to learn the game all over again.
Thanks so much for your fantastic tutorials 👍👍😃 I started following your videos end last year after 47 years of not playing. I missed out so much of the ping pong joy 😢 But I’m catching up real fast. Trying to play every day to make up for lost time 😂😂 I am a tennis coach and knows the little details about coaching but I must say your videos are really top notch!!! Every time I revisit your videos, I find another hidden gem. If you happen to pass by Singapore, do drop me a note... Would love to buy you a beer or makan 😋😋 Till then, stay safe n more videos please 👍👍🤤 Blessings!!
Thank you a lot coach for this very very usefull video. I always love all of your videos and I really really learn a lot from your videos. After 1 years watching all of your videos, finally I can correct all my technics. I can beat all my hardest opponent at my club. Thank you dear coach from the bottom of my heart. I'm sorry for my poor english 🙏
excellent tips. as someone who has also returned to the game after many years I really appreciate your clear explanations -and the video footage to back them up! thank you.
@22:13 I noticed that ‘Xu Xin’ returns with a lot of topspin by using his legs to generate a 1/4 squat thrust up into his topspin (with the waist and racket slightly below the edge of the table for added control). He also shows that opponent’s return to his side, that there is a downward arc on the ball before bouncing on his side, so after it bounces, the path of the ball arcs up like a wave and that’s when you see him playing low to the table. He generates a lot of power and spin!
hello Emrat excellent video thanks for all the tips, i have a question my thumb should contact the rubber? I contact him but I apply pressure to the handle, do you think it's okay?
Another excellent video, thankyou very much. You have helped develop my table tennis after 12 years not playing. I play with my old bat which is jo waldner rubber both sides on a waldner diablo blade anatomic handle. The quality of my shots have improved but i lack in consistency. I have recently bought joola rhyzm p for my back hand red but am still undecided what do get for my forehand. I am also considering changing my blade to something with flared handle, i want something with good feeling and was thinking to get a tibar stratus power wood, do you think that would work well? I play attacking style forehand dominant and used to compete at national level as a junior so am really enjoying playing again at 30. Thanks again.
i saw many coach on YT but you have best explication and a very complete corelation between stroke and explication and i see in this video many truths .... i.m still learning ..after 2.5 years with different coach with dif style ..one of them is realy autorized by federation but is coach not teacher is a diference like in university the teacher ask = do you understand how you can resolve the problem ? two of us respond -yes but the rest ? and the teacher go on the next exercise . and another coach that had a litle busines long time ago ( carpenter- employment ) know -how to move the batle .body ...corelation between Vit=weight x acceleration havier batle are faster ( viscaria 92gr is faster than viscaria 86gr ) and many things like that .he became coach practicing and by passion for table tennis . you have a lot of knowledge and many yt- table tennis coach haven't . congratulation and health on this dark days !!!!! you are number 1 ( i play with nittaku septear lead FH tenergy 05 max BH tenergy 05 1.9 )
I didn't realize I've been naturally doing the "strawberry flick" to receive short backspin/sidespin serves. I thought I was doing something wrong since I was doing it on instinct (I'm new so I figured everything I did naturally was "wrong") without realizing it's something that's actually taught now lol. I struggle a lot with pushes that I was told to do against serves, but I'm going to focus more on my stronger flicks instead against serves, including the standard banana flick.
Great video bro...new vision created for emerging new generation coaches like me. Your video is enriched with valuable information and modern perceptions. salute from India.
Its quit difficult how Mr Ma Long Switches his thumb Position between FH and BH.. (Stretched out by BH an FH thumb on the angle on the blade) Perfect technique.. but if i havent such a Good antizipation like Ma Long.. what should i do with my thumb during the switches? Greetings
Tremendo video de los mejores del tenis de mesa Hoy. Estoy aprehendiendo de ellos. Muchas gracias por ponerlo. Desde Caracas ;Venezuela Antonio Amaral E. Thank .
am I understanding correctly that what makes a semi-long ball serve is not where the ball will hit the table the first time, (in the drawing in the video all three lengths of ball; short, long and semi-long, seem to land in roughly the same spot near the centre of the opponent's half) but where it would bounce for the second time and a player should aim for the second bounce to be just beyond the edge of the table, is that what a semi-long is?
My local amateur table tennis community didnt have any coach neither training drills, We just come and do sparring one other. I find their skills are gradually improving and im left behind with my bad habits. Its hard to find a coach in my city. Can i just train by watching online tutorial and practicing it while sparring? Or should I find a robot to train with?
Have your training partner block randomly to your forehand and backhand. You will be forced into the discomfort of switching between your forehand and backhand unexpectedly and will improve the more you do it. As a beginner your brain locks into forehand or backhand. You have to force your mind and body to respond to the change by actively practicing it.
Please make videos on beginner coaching. Like a way or methodology in China, Japan etc. If it is possible try to compare it with European countries. Thanks.
On the backhand loop (around the 21:00 mark) you say he's using his lower body to generate the power for his backhand loop, but it doesn't look like that to me. Seems to me like it's more about balancing himself as he drives his arm forward, as the hips thrusting down and forward actually pull his upper body back rotating away from the table. To actually generate power like that he'd have to thrust his hips upwards with his upper body kept over his hips and not rolling back, which I guess would make it more of a backhand smash rather than a loop.
Pls tell how to improve forehand topspin as my hand is very stiff I apply force and jerk from shoulder not elbow. I have seen your in pai but I still apply power from shoulder and unable to generate spin. I feel dipressed as I am unable to generate spin
It would be helpful if after a shot, the position of the racket and hand is in the home or middle position, and not in the backhand or forehand backswing positions right away. It's going to be the an automatic home position after any shot.
Read the full story here: pingsunday.com/10-table-tennis-fundamental-skills/
I want to ask a question, What is the difference between backhand topspin and backhand loop?? Thank You, from Indonesia
In my eyes one of the most important basic skills is foot work. You may make a video on that?
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You are the best coach I have seen on the Internet. I have not seen anyone else bringing the unparalleled wisdom of Chinese table tennis to the audience in English. There is just no comparison of the level of China w.r.t table tennis. I do not think people realize how valuable this channel is. This is one of your best videos too
#1 4:57 - forehand drive
#2 8:13 - backhand topspin
#3 11:17 - backhand & forehand push
#4 14:33 - forehand flick
#5 17:08 - backhand flick
#6 19:20 - backhand loop
#7 22:53 - forehand attack, semi-long ball
#8 26:45 - forehand fast serve
#9 28:53 - forehand pendulum serve
#10 29:46 - backhand side spin serve
Thank you for a very informative video. I donate a small amount each month to help EmRatThich continue these great lessons. I have learnt a lot - I don't have access to a coach where I live, so thanks again.
Thank you, as an interested beginner this is incredibly helpful. You have done excellently in clearly justifying each method and showing the essence of each technique.
Summary
For beginners there are basics as Coach has been saied;
Forehand(drive, push, flick, attack).
Bachand(topspin, push, Bandana flick, stawberry flick, loop).
Serve(forehand long fast,
pendulum, backhand).
From my POV this Channel is the best ONE in tabe Tennis....
Thanks ever such alot Coach Emirath..
I find all your videos really helpful and they already improved my TT-skills. Most remarkable is Number 10 of basic skills: I personally also experienced that backhand serves can be done safer with a precise placement, although relatively predictable, spin wise. Seeing Ma Long doing that so consequently, at least in that match, also proves that pretty well.
hey pingsunday Ive been playing tabke tennis for three years and I totally agree you have to focus on the fundamental skills for about 2 years although it took me a bit shorter about 1 and on the 12 month
Thank you very much for your informative video's! I am returning to table tennis after 20 years. I am now looking for a blade and rubber combination, as I am trying to learn the game all over again.
Thanks so much for your fantastic tutorials 👍👍😃 I started following your videos end last year after 47 years of not playing. I missed out so much of the ping pong joy 😢 But I’m catching up real fast. Trying to play every day to make up for lost time 😂😂
I am a tennis coach and knows the little details about coaching but I must say your videos are really top notch!!! Every time I revisit your videos, I find another hidden gem. If you happen to pass by Singapore, do drop me a note... Would love to buy you a beer or makan 😋😋 Till then, stay safe n more videos please 👍👍🤤 Blessings!!
Thank you a lot coach for this very very usefull video. I always love all of your videos and I really really learn a lot from your videos. After 1 years watching all of your videos, finally I can correct all my technics. I can beat all my hardest opponent at my club. Thank you dear coach from the bottom of my heart. I'm sorry for my poor english 🙏
excellent tips. as someone who has also returned to the game after many years I really appreciate your clear explanations -and the video footage to back them up! thank you.
@22:13 I noticed that ‘Xu Xin’ returns with a lot of topspin by using his legs to generate a 1/4 squat thrust up into his topspin (with the waist and racket slightly below the edge of the table for added control). He also shows that opponent’s return to his side, that there is a downward arc on the ball before bouncing on his side, so after it bounces, the path of the ball arcs up like a wave and that’s when you see him playing low to the table. He generates a lot of power and spin!
That's ma long , lol
Great video EmRatThich . I struggle to do backhands but your video gave a better idea of how to do it .
Make a video on "how to comeback fast after quarantine?"
Clashing Sports !! , shadow training
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hahahahaha, yup we need that.
I have been playing the same opponent for a month now!!!
Buy a Robo Ping pong, ( $ 600 - $ 1,000) and play 2 , 4 , 6, hrs every day.
Thankyou Great Vid I Watch it once a week .
BASICS the word itself is explaining. Love the videos. I learmed so much from you emrat :-)
Hello dear friend. Another excellent job. Thank you for your great efforts. Regards Sasan
SKILLS & TIMESTAMPS
1. Forehand drive 5:06
2 backhand topsin 8:12
3 forehand push & backhand push 11:18
4 forehand flick 14:35
5 backhand flick 17:09
6 backhand loop 19:21
7 cannon forehand 22:55
8 forehand fast serve 26:54
9 forehand pendulum serve 28:58
10 backhand side-spin serve 29:49
Ty
Excellent video! Thank you Sir!
Everything you will ever need in table tennis is in this video. Amazing content!
Agree...
Great and awesome!!it helps me a lot to know how to playing a tennis😂
great video! we appreciate the effort you put in to making these turorials.
hello Emrat excellent video thanks for all the tips, i have a question my thumb should contact the rubber? I contact him but I apply pressure to the handle, do you think it's okay?
Most people have a thumb on the rubber. That's normal... But holding it too tight may mean you're tense which you should relax
Love from India 🇮🇳. Your videos help a lot. I actually learnt a bit of Hindi looking at the subtitles 😂
Yeah! 🤣🤣🤣 We Indians aren't great at so "shuddh" hindi
thats true!
Просто и понятно.Спасибо.
Very good video👍🏻a lot of important tips and information for those who want to learn about Table Tennis 🏓
nice idea for give some subtitles 👍 this video make me improve my basic skills 👏 i'm from Indonesia. Terimakasih (Thank you) 🙏
Another excellent video, thankyou very much. You have helped develop my table tennis after 12 years not playing. I play with my old bat which is jo waldner rubber both sides on a waldner diablo blade anatomic handle. The quality of my shots have improved but i lack in consistency. I have recently bought joola rhyzm p for my back hand red but am still undecided what do get for my forehand. I am also considering changing my blade to something with flared handle, i want something with good feeling and was thinking to get a tibar stratus power wood, do you think that would work well? I play attacking style forehand dominant and used to compete at national level as a junior so am really enjoying playing again at 30. Thanks again.
tibar stratus power is a very good blade. I love it, because it's comfortable to maneuver on the table.
@@pingsunday Thank you, i think i will purchase soon. Could you recommend a good durable rubber for my forehand black that is 47 - 50 hardness
Thanks
Rasanter R47 u won't look back!
@@kevmac6558 i went for hurricane 3 and loving it
Nice information I appreciate thank you sir
Hiii emratthich. Your videos are always good and helpful. Please keep making videos. I'm Amir from Iran.
THANKS FOR THÍS EXCELLENT VIDEO.
Спасибо за русские субтитры, от души)
i saw many coach on YT but you have best explication and a very complete corelation between stroke and explication and i see in this video many truths .... i.m still learning ..after 2.5 years with different coach with dif style ..one of them is realy autorized by federation but is coach not teacher is a diference like in university the teacher ask = do you understand how you can resolve the problem ? two of us respond -yes but the rest ? and the teacher go on the next exercise . and another coach that had a litle busines long time ago ( carpenter- employment ) know -how to move the batle .body ...corelation between Vit=weight x acceleration havier batle are faster ( viscaria 92gr is faster than viscaria 86gr ) and many things like that .he became coach practicing and by passion for table tennis .
you have a lot of knowledge and many yt- table tennis coach haven't . congratulation and health on this dark days !!!!!
you are number 1 ( i play with nittaku septear lead FH tenergy 05 max BH tenergy 05 1.9 )
#1: 6:06 -7:05 #2 8:53 - 10:5 #3 11:20- 13:27 #4 14:37 - 16:50 #5 17:13 - 18:31 # 19:26 - 21:17 #22:56 - 25:11 #
I didn't realize I've been naturally doing the "strawberry flick" to receive short backspin/sidespin serves. I thought I was doing something wrong since I was doing it on instinct (I'm new so I figured everything I did naturally was "wrong") without realizing it's something that's actually taught now lol. I struggle a lot with pushes that I was told to do against serves, but I'm going to focus more on my stronger flicks instead against serves, including the standard banana flick.
Comme d'habitude, magnifique d'enseignement! Merci.
Merci, Avec plaisir.
Very good and useful video. Thanks, coach!
I love this sport guide.😎😎😎
Terimakasih Banyak.
Bagus sekali tutorialnya.
Please put a video for learning various services. Tks.
Vidéo très complète, merci !
Thank's emra
Thank you very much!!!
Thank you coach
ping sunday the goat
Great video bro...new vision created for emerging new generation coaches like me. Your video is enriched with valuable information and modern perceptions. salute from India.
Very useful for our training thanks
Like to have your advice for beginners - can't return simple strokes (eyes not fast enough). Tks
Hi coach, what is the difference betwen backhand flick and chiquita?
Its the same
Hello I have a question please .
What is hitting the ball by the legs in table tennis
Liu Guoliang will always be a table tennis genius. He was very brilliant as a player and he still is as a coach!
I have a question related to FZD loop technique (min. 4:00 in the video). What is he doing with his wrist at the end of the back swing???
Its quit difficult how Mr Ma Long Switches his thumb Position between FH and BH.. (Stretched out by BH an FH thumb on the angle on the blade) Perfect technique.. but if i havent such a Good antizipation like Ma Long.. what should i do with my thumb during the switches? Greetings
Dear Coach
Do you have a "important skills of modern defender"
please give me a link
Thanks for the spanish subtitles :)
Sí, se agrega el subtítulo. Por favor comparte. Gracias.
Wn cuando están hablando del push en los subtítulos sale derrame cerebral xddd
this is very vaulable. thank you
Excellent vdo we learned a lot
Tremendo video de los mejores del tenis de mesa Hoy. Estoy aprehendiendo de ellos. Muchas gracias por ponerlo. Desde Caracas ;Venezuela Antonio Amaral E. Thank .
¡Excelent!, very good job. Thank you.
am I understanding correctly that what makes a semi-long ball serve is not where the ball will hit the table the first time, (in the drawing in the video all three lengths of ball; short, long and semi-long, seem to land in roughly the same spot near the centre of the opponent's half) but where it would bounce for the second time and a player should aim for the second bounce to be just beyond the edge of the table, is that what a semi-long is?
Exactly. The semilong is that the second bounce will hit near the table edge. So it is very hard to attack the semi long ball
@@pingsunday thank you but how does a beginner even accomplish that, with spin, I take it?
My local amateur table tennis community didnt have any coach neither training drills,
We just come and do sparring one other.
I find their skills are gradually improving and im left behind with my bad habits. Its hard to find a coach in my city. Can i just train by watching online tutorial and practicing it while sparring? Or should I find a robot to train with?
Very useful bro thanks for your help
Extra tutorial, bravo 👏👏👏
Thank you! Cheers!
also make video on how to switch from forehand to backhand in mathchvery fast tell us exsersise to improve this problem
I have the same problem haha
Sam Higgan hope he made video on this topic
Have your training partner block randomly to your forehand and backhand. You will be forced into the discomfort of switching between your forehand and backhand unexpectedly and will improve the more you do it. As a beginner your brain locks into forehand or backhand. You have to force your mind and body to respond to the change by actively practicing it.
Nice and helpfull 😊😊😊
Fantastic thanks 🙏
great ...my follow you in example playing
Thank u for this 😍👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Please make videos on beginner coaching. Like a way or methodology in China, Japan etc. If it is possible try to compare it with European countries. Thanks.
Thx very much!!! You are the best! How do you make subtitles? Does somebody in other countries help you or?
some people help me, if not, I will ask Mr. G
@@pingsunday Mr G it means Google Translate? Your russian subtitles very very good!
Thank you!
What's the difference between backhand topspin and loop
They are both topspin, a loop just describes the type of topspin.
@@azibaluaabadi8698 what type of topspin
Thank for subtitle.. I got more improve..
Thanks for the subtitles
Great Video. Thanks for your content.
Very help full
Thank you for your videos
what is the background music .. ? where can i find it ?
Amazing
Thank you for this wonderful informative video....
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent job
On the backhand loop (around the 21:00 mark) you say he's using his lower body to generate the power for his backhand loop, but it doesn't look like that to me. Seems to me like it's more about balancing himself as he drives his arm forward, as the hips thrusting down and forward actually pull his upper body back rotating away from the table. To actually generate power like that he'd have to thrust his hips upwards with his upper body kept over his hips and not rolling back, which I guess would make it more of a backhand smash rather than a loop.
thank you for the video. 👍🏻
No problem 👍
Thank you very much
Nice effort. Keep it up
Do this basic skills also apply to penhold players?
Great video. Good work.
Awesome video. Thanks
Please,maké tutorial Japanese footwork,like mima ito ,or harimoto
Thanks superb
Bonjour, que signifie AVC en tennis de table ?
Very nice technic to learn
Tq bro for subtitle.. 🇲🇨
Very great video 👍
Pls tell how to improve forehand topspin as my hand is very stiff I apply force and jerk from shoulder not elbow. I have seen your in pai but I still apply power from shoulder and unable to generate spin. I feel dipressed as I am unable to generate spin
Loosen up. Lower your stance. Turn your hip while whipping your arm at the last moment
I am learning so much from every video, thank you for sharing these secrets.
joss mr. pingsunday.. here is the list, 7 hits and 3 serves. 😀
It would be helpful if after a shot, the position of the racket and hand is in the home or middle position, and not in the backhand or forehand backswing positions right away. It's going to be the an automatic home position after any shot.
Wow indo sub, thank you so much!!