Are You Making One of These Backhand Mistakes??
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2024
- Fix Your Backhand from these 15 Common Mistakes
My Equipment
I use Tibhar VS Unlimited Blade with Tibhar K3 on both forehand and backhand. You can find and buy the equipment I use here www.paddlepalace.com/
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Chapters
00:00 Beginning
00:35 Intro
01:32 Tip Number One
01:56 Racket Angle Control
04:15 Stroke Timing Mistakes
06:15 Too Closed Racket or Closed to Open Stroke
09:12 Striking the Inside of the Ball
11:49 Stopping the Follow Through
12:50 Low Wrist Movement
14:11 Hitting Too Much On the Side of the Body
16:21 Backswing Too Early
17:43 Dropping the Hand on Topspin
18:30 No Legs On Underspin
19:21 Leaving Playing Hand behind
20:01 Taking Too Big Swing
21:27 Going Out of Control
22:53 Closing Thoughts - Спорт
Great video!
I'm also guilty of the "big swing" and I'm right in the middle of working it up, exactly as you said. The more I feel the control on the backhand, the more confident I feel in it.
I think it's really important to remember that when you see the big pro backhand shots, they're mostly done far from table where they have tons of time to setup for the ball - the same players don't swing big when close to table either unless it's a totally free ball.
Exactly right on
Your videos are the most condensed and comprehensive TT tutorials I was able to find on YT. Thanks for the effort put into each of them!
Thanks! Yes I try my best each video glad you like them 👍
look into olav kosolosky and Ti Long, they also make some incredibly good table tennis coaching videos. Olav Kosolosky is a newer youtuber who I recently found out about, but in just two months his videos have skyrocketed in quality! you should definitely check him out.
Wake up babe, new PechPong video just dropped!
Whoop Whoop!
@@PechPongTTcan you explain how make backhand topspin after long and half long fast pendulum ( side understand) serve? When I must to ball, after bounce or on peak?
Superb. I am a specialist multiball coach and see too many players who fall into bad backhand habits from an early stage. You have covered all the issues really concisely and clearly. And especially powerful is how you have recognised and tackled the fact that the technical problems can be linked with each other. Also, your advice is great for all levels, from beginner to advanced.
Dude, this is gold, backswing placement method will be tried as early as today :D
Yes give it a try for me it took several sessions of practice to get it grooved in.
One thing that helped my backhand a lot is to recalibrate my mind to perceive the ball as a 3D object instead of a small point. Hitting the back of the ball is very different from the top of the ball because it is much closer. Therefore the timing of the bh stroke should be earlier as opposed to a shot with a flatter angle which contacts the ball at the top. To practice hitting the back of the ball I would force myself to hit the air behind the ball and be amazed to still be able to connect. The ball is much bigger than I originally envisioned it to be. In the same vein, hitting more to the left of the ball is also different from the middle and slightly further away. Now everytime I hit with my backhand I have a much better grasp of the ball and the contact point.
Wow what a different way of looking at it! Thanks for sharing! I think there is a lot of food for thought in your way of approaching it
I really couldn‘t stop laughing and crying for a few minutes because of the very funny intro. Thank you so much for your interesting and useful tips ❤
Yes! Someone found it funny 🙌
As a backhand dominant player it's interesting to see solutions to things I solved using intuition. The only weak backhand stoke I have left is the smash but that is a very advanced attack that not even pros usually use. Jörgen Person was great with the backhand smash though.
Excellent attention to detail. Thank you!
Such a great video! Thank you for sharing this information. Super easy to follow and the editing is 🤌
Really thorough! Great detail, clear analysis. Thank you very much!
Detailed and deeply researched, thanx bro
Great video. Useful tips for anyone to improve their backhand.
My god! The frisbee analogy is amazing! I used to throw frisbees a lot and immediately thinking of a frisbee got me understanding the difference between just "moving my arm in this direction" to "utilizing my elbow as a whip".
It's incredibly how many of those techniques are really happening in your head. Once it clicks, you can instantly make a lot of progress. Thanks again!
Eyy good that the frisbee analogy clicked for you
I was in the park throwing a frisbee with some friends and It reminded me of playing backhands so much I wanted to play sum haha
hello once again and I thank you once again for the tip and trick you gave us from previous forehand technique
Just Wow!! Kudos to your deep understanding and analysis of the game...
Great video! would love to see a video on footwork and movement in this format!!
just want to say your humor was on point with the intro. loved it!
I find your videos so interesting that, as I watch them, time seems to stand still!
Always great vids, Seth.👌👏👍
Very useful video. I try to teach things that are second nature to me, but it's hard to put them in words and explain why things have to be done a certain way. Never stop learning! Thank you!
Thank you. This video made me realise the mistakes I have been doing. Will keep your advice in mind and workout in my next training session.
I've watched this one at least 3 times now since it was released and has been very helpful.
More practice today.
Thank you Seth 👍
Nice video thanks. Few hints really helped... 😊
Excellent installations. Thanks
Best tutorial video I've seen. Suggesting mistakes we make and how to correct them is so much better than saying 'do it this way', as it's easy to think we are doing it 'this way' when we're not. Lots to take on board in the video, I'll have to come back to it again and again, I think. As soon as the video finished, I subscribed, thank you so much.
Great video. Key is conscious incompetence! I love how You integrate small steps and consistently Watch out for training bad technique. You have a fan, Sire!
The best tips I've ever had, I'll definitely subscribe and use your help to improve my game :) Thank you!
Great video, I always like watching this type of video before I go to play, it’s subliminal training for me much like when I was ski pro. It allows me to practice with more of a purpose that will extend into my match play
Thanks for sharing ! It is excellent.
Your TT videos are the best and most helpful on UA-cam. TY!
Thanks Im glad you think so Ill try to keep them coming!
Wonderful! I learnt a lot from this video. Thanks soooo much
Very good video. First time.someone has spoken in detail about complexities of backhand shot. Very good 😊
good to see that basically everything revolving around the backhand is something I need to improve on :D
Great video, Seth! A lot of good lessons and tips.
Thank you!!
Thanks! Glad you liked it
I really was ready for the payment, and don't lunch today, just to solve my backhand.
Thanks for the introdution
Great that you loved it! I really hope you can improve your backhand 🫡
Incredible video as always. Worth the wait.
Glad you think so!
Thank you for this video. There is so much relevant information presented absolutely clearly and concisely. Could you do a video like this about the fh and bh push?
Cant describe How much i needed this! 😂thxbro
What a great video! I watched the whole thing and really enjoyed it!
Glad you enjoyed it 👌
One of the best videos on Backhand, thanks!
Glad you think so!
Great video as always Seth. I love the detailed explanations.
Glad you enjoyed the video and hope it helps your game!
Well explained.
Woow, great lessons, thanks!
Great Video.
Probably one of the most comprehensive backhand guide I have seen so far.
To your question about which problem I have; It's probably all of them... ^^
So I'm looking forward to trying your tips on solving them.
Omg yessss. I can't watch this until after work! Ugh! Let's go Seth!!!
Yeah!!
As alway: brilliant video. Very detailed and very good explained. Thanks a lot to this video!
Thank you! I’m happy you enjoyed it
Amazing Vid, great work ❤
Thank you much!
Oh my gosh you guys our Lord and Savior Seth Pech just dropped another banger!
Thanks for the hype glad you like it 👊
Excellent summary of bh problems and the fixes!
Thank you! Many years of working with players I started to see some common problems
Loved the intro :D thanks for the cool video, helps me a lot :)
Glad you liked it 🙌
Best intro I've seen in yonks!
the first images in black and white are very nice ... you are a good video maker too ... well done ... with no facilities you are making such a good video ...
First of all your introduction was Hilarious, you really made me laugh. Your back hand tips are amazing and i for one am really grateful for all your amazing tutorial videos. Many, many thanks.
Thanks glad you found it amusing! I’ll keep them coming 👍
Thank u from Guadeloupe, in my country we have a lack of pedagogy because we dont have big trainers. youtube is our best way to improve. I subscribed to your page.
Great tips as usual, Seth! Loved the intro haha
Thanks 🙏 haha I try
What a amazing tips!
Thnksss!
Thank you 🙏
Awesome stuff! A lot of good info here. I’ve been working hard on my backhand and this helps a lot. Thanks!!!
Glad to offer some insights and thoughts on the backhand for you, best of luck 🙌
Panameño you are a great coach, great videos, clear explanations, opening the raquet helps a lot, I was learning to many balls at the net, thanks !!!
Thank you! Yes that helped me a lot! Glad you enjoyed the video
Genius Intro!! 😂 Hilarious Bravo👏 Great Tip on visualizing it as a Frisbee for more arm awareness.
Thanks! Glad you like the ideas and concepts
Fantastic pedagogical thinking!!!👏
Thank you! Nice word Pedagogical
I have been waiting for this video, yessssssss!!!!
It’s here! Hope it helps
Lol I like the humor in the new videos is great! I like the problem solution format
Thanks trying to make my videos a little more entertaining:)
Thanks a lot!
Topp teaching. 😊
Thanks! Great video and great intro! 🤣
Glad you found it fun 😁
Thanks for this great Video 👍👍👍 Greetings from Germany 😁
Thank you! Great video!
I saw myself and some of our younger players in more than one of your examples.
Hope it will help to fix some issues.
Best of luck!
Love this video. I really enjoyed watching it. I wish all the teachers teach the way you teach table tennis. I feel I learn more this way than just doing exercises without getting any real theory to focus on.
Yeah, I’m one who has had trouble learning the conventional way in many things I try my best to teach in a way that me and others can learn
thanks mate
Great video, I've always been big loop forehand, block / chop on backhand. Sometimes pinned on BH side, done pretty much all of the things you suggest not to do, especially dropping bat too low, swing too much, stroke too fast. Can't wait to try your suggestions out.
I liked and subbscribed just after the intro! Great video!
Awesome! Thank you!
Excellent explanation of backhand mistakes and their correction. Great job. I really appreciate your efforts. I have not seen any video like this ❤
Thanks! Glad you liked the video 🙏
Thanks! Glad you liked the video 🙏
Thanks for the fantastic guidance! Timing is definitely the hardest battle to me, but all mistakes are relevant to any non-professional player I guess.
I have to say this video was much better than trying to think and say " What am I doing wrong ? " .. you're a legend ❤
Haha very good tips! Great video! Can’t believe you showed every mistake specifically 😂
awesome video! This is specifically great for me, as someone who learned only by grinding drills without much theory. I only learned "the right way" to do backhand. By explaining each bad habit in detail, why they're bad, and why these bad habits occur, you're bringing to consciousness the bad habits that I have developed.
I especialy like the contrast training technique, as this wasn't part of how I learned. I also really like the clips of professional play to bring the point home.
Thanks great that now I’ve made you aware of mistakes you make. Best of luck improving!!
Wonderful tutorial. Many thanks. My level is far lower than discussed here but even though I find your videos extremely helpful. Keep going.
Well at least maybe when you get to the level you won’t fall into any of these pitfalls!
great video
Good job on the intro!
Thanks! 😁😁
Excellent teaching here.
Thanks m8!
I was, very good tips, thanks
I watched all of these videos without skipping, and I think the explanation here is very complete and can describe in detail what the movements are like when starting from a mistake to moving on to the next stage. I feel the explanation in this video is very good. Thank you for your efforts in summarizing and making this video. The most important thing is that it is as easy as possible for other people to understand, because sometimes video explanations are not as easy as expected, so they are a bit difficult to understand. Great 👍👍
Thanks yes I try to make the game as simple as possible and encourage people to do things that may at first be uncomfortable but in the long run work better!
love the video
you are one of the best couches in youtube for table tennis ... your points are supper helpful I am a player from London and I enjoy your videos and apply many of your tips and i have improved a lot by doing that. please keep it going.
thank you very much thats a high compliment best of luck on improving your game!
Best TT videos on the internet!
Thanks! Im glad you think so I'll try to keep it up!
Tnx
Great❤
Love the vid! I know my backhand boutta go crazy from this 😁
That’s the spirit!
Y from Argentine.. great video.
The intro was so creative, wish more table tennis tutorials had these little fun elements
Thanks! UA-cam videos should be fun and creative I think :)
That intro though haha Great tutorial, super useful!
haha thanks Im glad you liked it :)
great video as usual.
Thank you 🙏
Super canal!
Very, VERY well done Seth..sharing with the crew I coach in MD. Have used frisbee analogy for years...borrowed it from Larry Hodges. Hope youre doing well. This is Steve Hochman under nom de plum LOL.
Thank you, Seth. I would consider my backhand about 75% there. Your many thoughtful drills are going to help my backhand become more powerful and consistent.
Keep up the good work! 👊
Very Nice and indepth video. It covered 2 mistakes I make along with the solutions. It will great if you could share some shadow drills too.
great! noted! shadow practice can be very useful
Just watched whole video. Excellent one! thank you.
One comment about having hand low when looping topspin issue.
I have that issue. The situation usually happens when I first bh loop an underspin ball since you have to put your hand position low. But after that, the ball comes back with a top spin and at that time, I didn't keep my hand high. I drop my hand at a low position again. So the instruction is after underspin loop, I need to keep my hand high since the ball coming back is topspin.
That intro got me 😆
The intro was hilarious😂👏👏
Haha thanks :)
Thanks !!
No probs!