Good example...elbow position is correct...proceed with lateral side momevent to hit the ball for better power pivot..and on reversing stance to catch kick away incoming balls..this videoclip i like...
I am really consistent at these in a practice environment, but doing it in a match is a whole different story. I tend to go for safe backhands until I can get a strong forehand topspin in.
Try to attack AFTER a second chop if possible to grow your confidence and consistency. After the second chop from your opponent then the ball shouldn’t be AS spinny. So easier to loop :)
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great video coach, BUT, there is another option aka the YOUNG MA LONG option, where you position yourself so far to the backside, that you attack EVERY serve with your Forehand and FORCE your opponent to play a different serve, hahaha. It looks hilarious, but can be VERY effective bc the opponent is often not ready to counter that with different serves, hahaha.
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Exactly what I was waiting for. To me this and the backhand flick are what differentiates an intermediate player from an advanced player.
FACTS!! Create better chances to attack and be assertive on the table :)
Good example...elbow position is correct...proceed with lateral side momevent to hit the ball for better power pivot..and on reversing stance to catch kick away incoming balls..this videoclip i like...
Round 3 ha!
Mate you know your table tennis and are quite good at analyzing it! Do you coach / train?
thank you coach!
I was practicing this today in VR. Will try again with the elbow push.
Yeah, make that elbow as an anchor and whip out a follow through :)
Thank you coach. i have been waiting for this video since you said you made it.
This one’s for you mate 💪🏓
Thank you for the discussion of this advanced technique
Good luck in your training sessions!! Be patient and watch the ball carefully when you're making contact :)
I am really consistent at these in a practice environment, but doing it in a match is a whole different story. I tend to go for safe backhands until I can get a strong forehand topspin in.
Try to attack AFTER a second chop if possible to grow your confidence and consistency. After the second chop from your opponent then the ball shouldn’t be AS spinny. So easier to loop :)
Awesome tips, thank you!! 🏓🙂
Thank you for your comment :)
I am doing a LIVE Q&A tomorrow (Thursday) from 4:20pm Irish / UK time. Let me know if you have any questions / suggestions for me!! I’ll have a table set up so I can even demonstrate / answer TT questions :)
Oh yeah, this is the good stuff....keep it coming coach!
More to come! A lot of different things across the sport :)
Great video. Thanks for posting. I'll work on this using my robot in the morning.
Your backhand strength has really come a long way now David! Easier to counter spin serves with your wrist too :)
Very nicely explained. Thanks bro.
Thank you :) You have no idea how many re-takes I had for the explanation part alone haha
Hello greetings from Venezuela your videos are very good and good explanation.
Thank you for your comment :) How is your own training coming along? Is there a good table tennis scene in Venezuela?
The reproachment ❤🎃
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great video coach, BUT, there is another option aka the YOUNG MA LONG option, where you position yourself so far to the backside, that you attack EVERY serve with your Forehand and FORCE your opponent to play a different serve, hahaha. It looks hilarious, but can be VERY effective bc the opponent is often not ready to counter that with different serves, hahaha.
Hahaha 🤣 I’m not that young anymore to be able to even coach that! But, yeah that could work for sure 😅
Please Explain separately Types of Spins on Ball & How to Play or Counter them❓️
Yeah great idea :) I think I will do Rev-Pendulum serve spin. It's affect and counter measures!!
Nice vid... +1 subscriber!
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Nice video
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Contact point of the racket is centre or lower bottom or upper
The side that is closest to you :) So it have that rolling effect!
Coach remove the background music
A note for future videos!! Will do :)