Hello Emrat Thich, thank you for sharing the information. Your content helps me to elevate my game a lot. After watching your footwork video, I start to train with ladder drill. After few weeks, my game is already different. I now found that having good footwork is very important. It helps me to stay balance even in quick changes in direction and allow me to position much faster to strike the ball with more power and speed. This shoe video I'm sure I can benefit from it after adjusting some details that no one talked about. Thank you!
He's Back! (Can you do a video on the Katana Style Grip, It's a new Forehand Dominant grip. Could you do an analysis on the video and tell us the ups and downs of the grip?)
@@pingsunday always enjoying your videosn And checking out all of ur recent videos too. Very useful and interesting content that is hard to find elsewhere!
No, most of badminton shoe are thick. The reason people use table tennis shoe like Mizuno, Joola and Asics is to prevent from accident while playing, and a thin sole so that the player feet is much closer to the ground to give a better grip from your body movement. From what I noticed, most of table tennis shoes, the form factor of the shoe is tilted. You can see it is not perfectly straight 90 degree like other shoe. I think it helps to prevent you from broken ankle. And I’ve read somewhere that badminton and running shoe not recommended for table tennis, unless it’s a tennis or table tennis shoe would good. It’s just my 2cents ✌🏻
Hi . congratulations again for your video I would like to share my little experience about it. Regardless of how the foot supports, there is also the question of its shape. In my case my foot is very wide and high on the bridge. I have found that all brands of table tennis shoes make very flat shoes with little height on the bridge, so for a person like me there are no, as far as I know, models that fit my foot. If I want specific table tennis, I have to buy one number more, so I have a shoe left over, and I do not have my foot sufficiently attached despite tightening the laces a lot. And if I buy my number, I had problems for lack of width, especially in the toes. My solution was to buy some Asics squash shoes, for only 30 euros! The sole and protections are similar to those of table tennis, I solved a big problem that I had with my feet. In fact, in my region of north Spain, many people uses the same because a big and woll known international store have them in the shop. Interestingly, in the squash section, all shoes are of high bridge, and in table tennis section, have low bridge. I think that the manufacturers of sports shoes still have much to advance functionally, despite what they say, aesthetics still conditions them excessively in their manufacture. I hope you have explained me well Thanks a lot for your excellent work¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
I Googled "wide toe box" table tennis shoes, and came up with Mizuno Wave Medal, via Alex Table Tennis site. Expensive, but works for my wide toe area.
I read review where Kawasaki badminton shoes are good. Also there are Asics padel shoes (padel is the type of tennis). Anyway shoes must have flexible outer sole and good support of back and front sides of foot
I would like information on where I could purchase the Asics Gel Hunter 3 in the United States, in the color "Poseidon/White and safety yellow. Size would be a US size 12. I have Asics running shoes and that's the size of wore for years, if there's any difference, please inform me, thank you so much
hm.... all table tennis brands butterfly, mizuno, joola, tibhar, donic has soft outer sole. They have a lot of grip and sole is soft. It mean outer sole wipes out. My sole in those shoes from tt brands lasts max 3 months. That's why i need to use hard rubber on outer sole. With harder rubber on outer sole problem is solved. But now... inner sole lasts 6-9 months. It wipes out inside of shoe. My shoes never lasts longer that 10 months. Now i'm using Joma (it's indoor football shoes) cause of it's harder rubber on outer sole and price. It's twice cheaper than shoes from all TT brands.
All shoes, including table tennis shoes, need a day to dry. You shouldn't wear shoes two days in a row if you want inside of shoe to last, particularly if you perspire a lot.
He never said european players are bad. He just emphasizes that chinese technique is usually much better than european techniques. And in my opinion, it is usually true. Chinese shots are faster and spinnier and very low, while european shots are spinny as well, but slower and higher.
ua-cam.com/video/9mkQY1JlvVU/v-deo.html, he literally says: "Western players dont know how to hit with "explosiveness" quoted. There are many many other such comments in other videos too.
legu333 the fact he said Western players don't hit with explosiveness does not necessarily mean western players are bad at TT. Hit without explosiveness is not equal to be bad at table tennis. I'm sorry but try again. Nobody can say western players are bad. Players like Timo Boll or Jan Ove Waldner, Samsonov and others are pain in the ass for chinese players and of course, they are European players. I'm sorry but try again. He never said western players are bad.
Is it worth buying a good shoe?
The answer is here: pingsunday.com/buy-good-cheap-table-tennis-shoes/
Hello Emrat Thich, thank you for sharing the information. Your content helps me to elevate my game a lot. After watching your footwork video, I start to train with ladder drill. After few weeks, my game is already different. I now found that having good footwork is very important. It helps me to stay balance even in quick changes in direction and allow me to position much faster to strike the ball with more power and speed. This shoe video I'm sure I can benefit from it after adjusting some details that no one talked about. Thank you!
thank you. yes you are right. footwork is the key to increase the quality of your shots
basically you just have to look for indoor court shoes: volleyball, badminton, etc.
He's Back! (Can you do a video on the Katana Style Grip, It's a new Forehand Dominant grip. Could you do an analysis on the video and tell us the ups and downs of the grip?)
great advice as always thanks
Bata rubber shoes 1970
Thank you soooo much!!
Just when i was thinking of which shoe to buy you came to the rescue!
Thank you Ert!!
Love your videos:)
(futsal) Soccer indoor is a good shoes?
And sorry for the English I am Brazilian
Yes they're great for table tennis . I'm a 1st division Argentinian player and use a simple pair of futsal shoes
Thanks
Yo practico tenis de mesa y uso un par de adidas f50 futsal, saludos desde Colombia
Thank you for the great video
Our pleasure!
@@pingsunday always enjoying your videosn And checking out all of ur recent videos too. Very useful and interesting content that is hard to find elsewhere!
I use fila and adidas tennis shoes and they serve me good but should i not use them as they are tennis???
No, you should not.
Hello from Malaysia coach emratthich. had been follow your channel since last year. Very useful information especially on Chinese National Team 👍🏻
Thank you! I will try to give more information about Chinese Team. To improve we need to learn from the best.
Este articulo es nuevo y no muy comun. La verdad que no le di importancia a las zapatillas Saludos desde Lima - Perù !!
I want to ask can i use badminton shoes for table tennis ?
Yes this indoor shoes should use in volleyball badminton and table tennis, all use similar floor
No, most of badminton shoe are thick. The reason people use table tennis shoe like Mizuno, Joola and Asics is to prevent from accident while playing, and a thin sole so that the player feet is much closer to the ground to give a better grip from your body movement. From what I noticed, most of table tennis shoes, the form factor of the shoe is tilted. You can see it is not perfectly straight 90 degree like other shoe. I think it helps to prevent you from broken ankle. And I’ve read somewhere that badminton and running shoe not recommended for table tennis, unless it’s a tennis or table tennis shoe would good. It’s just my 2cents ✌🏻
Good to know from the Master himself! :) Highly appreciate your recommendation, really helps! Thank you :) !
I use squash shoes and they work fine for me
THEY ARE NOT THE SAME SHUT UP!!!!!!
Hey 👋 how about using Nike Tennis shoes??
Like the Vapor Pro or 11
Hi . congratulations again for your video
I would like to share my little experience about it. Regardless of how the foot supports, there is also the question of its shape. In my case my foot is very wide and high on the bridge. I have found that all brands of table tennis shoes make very flat shoes with little height on the bridge, so for a person like me there are no, as far as I know, models that fit my foot. If I want specific table tennis, I have to buy one number more, so I have a shoe left over, and I do not have my foot sufficiently attached despite tightening the laces a lot. And if I buy my number, I had problems for lack of width, especially in the toes.
My solution was to buy some Asics squash shoes, for only 30 euros! The sole and protections are similar to those of table tennis, I solved a big problem that I had with my feet. In fact, in my region of north Spain, many people uses the same because a big and woll known international store have them in the shop.
Interestingly, in the squash section, all shoes are of high bridge, and in table tennis section, have low bridge. I think that the manufacturers of sports shoes still have much to advance functionally, despite what they say, aesthetics still conditions them excessively in their manufacture.
I hope you have explained me well
Thanks a lot for your excellent work¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
I Googled "wide toe box" table tennis shoes, and came up with Mizuno Wave Medal, via Alex Table Tennis site. Expensive, but works for my wide toe area.
Keith heintzleman thank you for the imformation. I will try to test them. Thanks!!!!
did anyone ask
Please make video on chop block
I dont think there are many shoes under 200 gram with a rubber sole.
Harimoto often does a forehand topspin/shot against topspin could you do a video about this.
yes! I will do the video about this!
EmRatThich Table Tennis Coach Thanks a lot
Is barefoot allowed in ITTF competitions?
so I think that we can use the indoor soccer shoes for ping pong
i play with sandals
How about badminton shoes? I think it quite same.
yes! you can play with badminton shoes.
tennis shoes?
NO THEY ARE NOT THE SAME I FIND THAT OFFENSIVE !!!!
@@Ethan-mo6xe No they are not exactly the same, but for working-class noobs they can be the only option (where a 50% saving can be had).
I read review where Kawasaki badminton shoes are good. Also there are Asics padel shoes (padel is the type of tennis). Anyway shoes must have flexible outer sole and good support of back and front sides of foot
Hi could you please leave a link or say where you can buy the holla vivid shoes pls thank you!!!
There are two models of Vivid. Read the review here:
pingsunday.com/buy-good-cheap-table-tennis-shoes/
Or you can buy the shoe here: amzn.to/2H7gPEl
Hello again emratthich
hello :)
I use indoor soccer shoes, it's almost the same for table tennis
can i use basketball shoes?
I don't think so. It's so heavy, with thick sole.
@@pingsunday I have kobes they are very light and have gum sole
I would like information on where I could purchase the Asics Gel Hunter 3 in the United States, in the color "Poseidon/White and safety yellow. Size would be a US size 12. I have Asics running shoes and that's the size of wore for years, if there's any difference, please inform me, thank you so much
hm.... all table tennis brands butterfly, mizuno, joola, tibhar, donic has soft outer sole. They have a lot of grip and sole is soft. It mean outer sole wipes out. My sole in those shoes from tt brands lasts max 3 months. That's why i need to use hard rubber on outer sole. With harder rubber on outer sole problem is solved. But now... inner sole lasts 6-9 months. It wipes out inside of shoe.
My shoes never lasts longer that 10 months. Now i'm using Joma (it's indoor football shoes) cause of it's harder rubber on outer sole and price. It's twice cheaper than shoes from all TT brands.
All shoes, including table tennis shoes, need a day to dry. You shouldn't wear shoes two days in a row if you want inside of shoe to last, particularly if you perspire a lot.
Link to the indoor football shoes?
i think soccer boots would be cool
Mizuno, Asics, Adidas, puma
Can we use futsal/ indoor football shoes???
What if I don't know german
Why are you give example of z.jike give example of malong
Hello from Pakistan coach!
tell the shop where good shoes for table tennis ??????
I have nothing but bad experience with Joola shoes.
Too bad Timo's coaching costs money.... i cri ery tiem.
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im surprised u put timo boll into your video, i thought "european" players are really bad and only chinese are good...
He never said european players are bad. He just emphasizes that chinese technique is usually much better than european techniques. And in my opinion, it is usually true. Chinese shots are faster and spinnier and very low, while european shots are spinny as well, but slower and higher.
Eiji Muroya he did tho lots of times
Watch his videos again. He never says something like Timo Boll is a bad player. He just says Chinese technique is usually superior.
ua-cam.com/video/9mkQY1JlvVU/v-deo.html, he literally says: "Western players dont know how to hit with "explosiveness" quoted. There are many many other such comments in other videos too.
legu333 the fact he said Western players don't hit with explosiveness does not necessarily mean western players are bad at TT. Hit without explosiveness is not equal to be bad at table tennis. I'm sorry but try again. Nobody can say western players are bad. Players like Timo Boll or Jan Ove Waldner, Samsonov and others are pain in the ass for chinese players and of course, they are European players. I'm sorry but try again. He never said western players are bad.