how do i do a fh loop down the line and fh loop from the backhand corner digonally to my opponent bh court?i can do the fh loop crosscourt from the middle but the problem lies in down the line fh and backhand corner using my fh to hit to my opponent bh side,my loops n drive have sidespin on the ball.plesae advice as having sidespin on normall balls is wrong
@MrMingyong24 Great questions. We don't really have all the room we need here to answer them in detail. The best thing to do is go to our website and use the Ask the Coach section. You can also search through the answers there. We actually have a video response on hitting your forehand down the line!
would it be a good idea to aim for the edge/white line of the net because of topspins upward drag? also to play this faster do i take longer backswing or swing faster? awesome vid,
@Detherocable By generating topspin you can actually aim a bit higher. The topspin will drag the ball down and give you a bigger margin for error and hence your shot will be more consistent. To make the shot faster I think it's better to keep your swing essentially the same but just get your bat moving faster by using your legs, your waist, your arm and your wrist.
@handzrshouting Great question. We have a lot more room to discuss questions in the Ask the Coach section of our website. If you can, ask the question there and we'll answer it in detail for you.
the vid is great but i think this days it's better to use more forearm and not the whole arm. look at timo boll or zhang jike they don't use much upperarm because you have more time to get ready for the next ball.
But it is better to use the technique you are most consistend and you like more
@nike1717 Yes the original technique HAD to be a full movement because the tabletennis rubbers were only really grippy. Nowadays we have rubbers like tenergy, you have to h it the ball only a little to get it moving.
@nike1717 Great Video. About your comment I think It depends on your level. Timo and Zhang can play shots very fast and short, because they are elite level. For begginers it is better to start the stroke slow and wide to get more consistent, then with a lot practice they can finish as Boll or Jike...fast and short.
@Rastaguy8 The topspin only is going to be a little more consistent, but adding some sidespin can make it harder for your opponent. I would recommend learning a fairly normal topspin without any sidespin first and then adding in some sidespin only after you can do that consistently.
Great advise! However, you can let your hand drop a little bit lower between the strokes, or in another words make your initial position lower (110-120 degrees rather than 90). This way you can acquire that much more momentum for a more powerful and spinier stroke - or same amount of spin and speed with less effort.
That is also the reason many top players have the wrist twisted downwards on the initial position. That is, the vertical axis of the blade is almost parallel with the forearm.
@Survive0The0Hell You don't need to. In fact the higher on the bounce you hit the ball, the better your angle to hit the ball onto your opponent's side of the table. You will need to brush over the top of the ball more than if you waited till it had dropped. If you let the ball drop then you need to lift it up and cannot hit as strong a shot.
Very nice video, thanks. How do we hit the top spin again deep backhand chops? also if the chop doesnt get very far from the table after bounce, what is the best way to hit it? it gets boring to hit back and forth chops...thanks :)
@nadal731 We have a video on the forehand topspin off backspin, take a look at that. Basically against backspin your stroke needs to be more vertical to help lift the backspin over the net. You still need a brushing contact. If they push the ball short so you can't play a topspin, your options are to push the ball or flick the ball. It is hard to continuously push the ball short so you usually don't have to wait too long for a chance to attack.
@nadal731 you're welcome! If you have any more questions try "Asking the Coach" on our website. We check the questions there more often. We love talking about Table Tennis so it's a lot of fun for us.
@MrMr123avatar To stop the ball going over the back of the table, you need to make sure you are brushing the ball to generate topspin. It is the topspin that will cause the ball to dip down. You also need a decent rubber on your bat that can generate spin. It does take a while so keep at it!
To all of the people criticising the technique of these players, they are puposely playing slower and more complacently to SHOW and DEMONSTRATE these various techniques so that OTHER PEOPEL can LEARN THEM. Thus, these videos are meant to be EDUCATIONAL rather than EXHIBITIONAL in nature. If you want to watch top notch performances, go watch these men in the olympics when they are trying their best.
Its all fine with the topspin block and stuff like this, what i have a problem with is when i try to smash the ball against a chop the ball always ends up in the net..... can you help me out..... Thanks Alot.
@diskfrisker Yeah it can be difficult. Because of the backspin you need to lift the ball with a brushing action. Watch our video "Forehand Topspin Against Backspin" to see how this can be done.
@diskfrisker It is tough to smash a back spin ball, largely because a smash is a "flat" stroke that doesn't generate much topspin and a back spin ball has great "back" rotation. Smashing a back spin ball is like trying to return a backspin serve with your paddle "open" and facing your opponent; the ball will grip the surface of your rubber and dive into the net. Like PS said, you have to "brush the ball" reversing the backspin into topspin, not hitting flat, stroke up, brushing the rubber :)
You defeat spin with angle according to the great Japanese player and coach Ogimura, so when you smash a chop you need to open your bat (like a plate)...maybe start at 35 degrees swing through from hip to about collar bone height. This creates a forehand flat hit with very good pace. Note there is not much topspin on the shot so may times it is dumped into the net even if your opponent counters the ball. Hope this helps!
@HellexTV U can man if the chop lands short try hitting the ball flat it will work, but it doesn't always work... :-P i guess the angle of your bat matters
i know you're not asking me, but i'd say it's a matter of personal preference. If I were you use the chinese-style forehand loop, which, i think, is a little harder to learn at first, but tends to have a lot more power immediately after getting the technique right, whereas with european-style (the style in this video), you kind of have to learn how to add more power. Then again, you can still develop LOTS of power with the euro-style loop.
If you'd like to know, I am a C-pen player (Chinese-penholder style player, which uses RPB), and I use Chinese-style looping, which has proven to be VERY effective, despite my noobish qualities. (I've only been playing for about 1 year and 4-5 months. I had a lot of trouble learning Chinese-style loop because there are very few videos/explanations of it.
BTW, don't take my word for it on the euro-style looping stuff that I said earlier. I don't know much about the euro-style loop.
@DaKrazedKyubizt The basic principles are the same. The start and finish of the stroke should be the same. Also try and watch as many videos as you can of the top Chinese players who use the Penhold grip. If you can get the picture of how they play in your head, it will help you develop the correct technique. In this case it is good to try and imitate their stroke.
Hi i've been watching pingskills videos. and they have helped me alot. but my only problem is returning smashes. i try to block but the ball flies away. what should i do?
@yobmas722 If they are smashing a high ball then take a look at our lesson on the lob. This might help you. If it is an aggressive forehand off a ball that is not that high then you can use a shot called a block. We have lessons on the block for both forehand and backhand.
Take a look at these lessons on our website and let me know if they help you out.
Hello Jeff! I Seriously Need Help! My Friend Keeps On Topspinning When Ever I Return His Smash! Its Almost Impossible To Return It. How Should I Make Him Stop Topspinning? Thank You!
@ultrahan123 Hi, the best way is to start by serving the ball short so it will bounce twice on the table. Then you have a good chance to make the first attack. Also when he serves, try to return the ball short again so he cannot attack. Take a look at our lessons on pushing as we talk about the short push there.
You can also try using the Ask the Coach section of our website where you can easily track all of your questions.
@ultrahan123 hmm pratice your backhand block a lot, up until a point where u feel comfortable returning the ball wherever you want. And from there.. i think you know what to do ^_^ He topspin, you block to backhand (remember to add a little force and aim the angle down a little bit more) or you let him topspin one more, and if you do it fast enough, you should be able to force him to use backhand block or backhand topspin, then you just smash it on to his forehand. try it xD
@ultrahan123 You also need to improve on how to handle topspin. For instance, you not only block it consistently, but also move him around, change the pace (drop shot, force block, normal block...), change the spin(chop block, side spin drop shot, in-side-out block, or a weak but strong topspin block which means at a lot of top spin without adding speed), even counter attack.
So either he has really good loop or he pays for casual topspin. you add preasure to his top spin.
When I am using this stroke I am hitting the ball over the edge of the table almost everytime, is there any tips you have to keep the ball on the table?
@remodrummer99 im probably not as good as this guy but when u try to do this make sure ur body is in a correct position and make good clean fast moves hoped i helped :)
@gpapazoglou13 actually I think youre thinking of a lob shot. because I know for sure that a loop is not a defensive hit, but I just don't know whether its the same as a forehand topspin hit.
I looked it up and a loop is not a lob shot as i thought. We refer to a loop for a "looped" topspin. A spin that usually has more curve and spin that power.
If you're an advanced player you should hit the ball on its highest point. If you're a beginner, you should hit the ball when it's starting to come down.
Definately. The lower the ball gets, the more power you should play with if you want to lift the ball over the net. This doesn't mean you have to hit the ball hard. It means your stroke should be longer. Start a bit under table height, and end a bit above your head. The lower the ball, the lower you start and the higher you end of course.
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i rekon i get alot more top spin, power and higher bounce making it harder to return, all you have to do is follow through a bit more and incorporate your body into it giving it more power.
if you throw too much of your body into it then you might get more spin and power but you lose control. Also too much will cause your recovery time to be way too long. If your opponent blocks your "monster kill shot" then you're pretty screwed if you're off balance and out of position. You'll be forced to block and then he'll perform his own kill shot.
Nice lesson! Just like to say when staying in 90° position with your arm there's a lot of power going lost because you have to take the power out of your shoulder! For a powefull explosif Topsin with a lot of Spin in it, you need to take the power from your underarm and your handankel as well! The power comes from your legs throuth your body over the shoulder in your underarm and handankel to bee explosiv! Just be sure to get back quick in your start position again!
Notice that the returning ball is topspin, meaning that if you try to spin at ball at too high a degree, it will spin out. To table tennis players, speed is also important, and therefore a small movement is required for fast paced games.
lol, works kind of the same way with other sports too. Try playing badminton for a little while, then switch over to hitting a tennis ball with a tennis racket, seems like a million pounds.
i play both tennis and table tennis i have no problems from crossing because of coaching in both i have different strokes, it's from tennis to table tennis that messes me up i'm too stiff and have heavy hands sending easy pushes long or loops. It helps me in that from tennis i keep my other guiding arm up, but from table tennis to tennis i have no problems apart from the difference in weight of ball.
Obviously these videos are for TT amateurs who want to learn the fundamentals. It is a given that in practice, strokes might look a little different. (In tennis, Nadal's forehand is different than Federer's).
Potential world champions who need to tune their technique already have coaches. Pingskills never claimed to be a real coach replacement. They give qualified (and quality) free advice that helps you get the basics.
You may want to tone down your criticisms of an olympic team a bit.
Then that should have been said in the intro. Its deceiving. Of course we all as humans have different bone structures, lengths, etc. But 90 degrees is wrong in general.
So now lets talk about the world champions. They do not subscribe to what you say in practice. Examples: Waldner (the best) , Ma Lin,. etc. please explain
you are moving your arm too much , i make the same mistake, you should stop moving your arm after you hit the ball , thats just time waisted and you block you sight
If Jeff's using a traditional shakehand grip, does he turn his wrist over for the backhand?
XCallXMeXmatt 6 days ago
@XCallXMeXmatt I don't really change my grip too much for the backhand compared to the forehand. I do use some wrist on different backhand strokes.
pingskills 5 days ago
how do i do a fh loop down the line and fh loop from the backhand corner digonally to my opponent bh court?i can do the fh loop crosscourt from the middle but the problem lies in down the line fh and backhand corner using my fh to hit to my opponent bh side,my loops n drive have sidespin on the ball.plesae advice as having sidespin on normall balls is wrong
MrMingyong24 1 month ago
@MrMingyong24 Great questions. We don't really have all the room we need here to answer them in detail. The best thing to do is go to our website and use the Ask the Coach section. You can also search through the answers there. We actually have a video response on hitting your forehand down the line!
pingskills 1 month ago
would it be a good idea to aim for the edge/white line of the net because of topspins upward drag? also to play this faster do i take longer backswing or swing faster? awesome vid,
Detherocable 1 month ago
@Detherocable By generating topspin you can actually aim a bit higher. The topspin will drag the ball down and give you a bigger margin for error and hence your shot will be more consistent. To make the shot faster I think it's better to keep your swing essentially the same but just get your bat moving faster by using your legs, your waist, your arm and your wrist.
pingskills 1 month ago
which part of the paddle should the ball come into contact with and which part of the ball should the paddle come into contact with the ball?
handzrshouting 3 months ago
@handzrshouting Great question. We have a lot more room to discuss questions in the Ask the Coach section of our website. If you can, ask the question there and we'll answer it in detail for you.
pingskills 3 months ago
Beauty! :) Topspin is amazing. =) Nice lessons. Thanks alot. =)
ttpetiyyy 4 months ago
@ttpetiyyy You're welcome. Good luck with your Table Tennis!
pingskills 4 months ago
damn i want to know who is returning the ball?!
imabroncofan7 4 months ago
nice blocking coach Alois...
TheLion108 4 months ago
Tnx Pingskills... upload more..
jaanamrocks 7 months ago
the vid is great but i think this days it's better to use more forearm and not the whole arm. look at timo boll or zhang jike they don't use much upperarm because you have more time to get ready for the next ball.
But it is better to use the technique you are most consistend and you like more
sorry for my bad english but i am austrian
nike1717 8 months ago
@nike1717 Thanks for your input.
pingskills 8 months ago
@nike1717 Yes the original technique HAD to be a full movement because the tabletennis rubbers were only really grippy. Nowadays we have rubbers like tenergy, you have to h it the ball only a little to get it moving.
maxk880 7 months ago
@nike1717 Great Video. About your comment I think It depends on your level. Timo and Zhang can play shots very fast and short, because they are elite level. For begginers it is better to start the stroke slow and wide to get more consistent, then with a lot practice they can finish as Boll or Jike...fast and short.
cartoc6969 6 months ago
Is it better to have sidespin and topspin or is it just better with topspin only???
Rastaguy8 9 months ago
@Rastaguy8 The topspin only is going to be a little more consistent, but adding some sidespin can make it harder for your opponent. I would recommend learning a fairly normal topspin without any sidespin first and then adding in some sidespin only after you can do that consistently.
pingskills 9 months ago
Great advise! However, you can let your hand drop a little bit lower between the strokes, or in another words make your initial position lower (110-120 degrees rather than 90). This way you can acquire that much more momentum for a more powerful and spinier stroke - or same amount of spin and speed with less effort.
That is also the reason many top players have the wrist twisted downwards on the initial position. That is, the vertical axis of the blade is almost parallel with the forearm.
Lestat103 10 months ago
@Lestat103 Thanks for your thoughts.
pingskills 10 months ago
Hey guys when i see the topspin from side on you hit the ball pretty high, aren't you supposed to hit the ball a little lower?
(Im having pretty much trouble with the topspin:P)
Survive0The0Hell 10 months ago
@Survive0The0Hell You don't need to. In fact the higher on the bounce you hit the ball, the better your angle to hit the ball onto your opponent's side of the table. You will need to brush over the top of the ball more than if you waited till it had dropped. If you let the ball drop then you need to lift it up and cannot hit as strong a shot.
Does this help clear things up?
pingskills 10 months ago
@pingskills Yes i understand, thanks for the quick answer :) Im gonna try all your tips out on the next training!
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Survive0The0Hell 10 months ago
@Survive0The0Hell good luck!
pingskills 10 months ago
Very nice video, thanks. How do we hit the top spin again deep backhand chops? also if the chop doesnt get very far from the table after bounce, what is the best way to hit it? it gets boring to hit back and forth chops...thanks :)
nadal731 10 months ago
@nadal731 We have a video on the forehand topspin off backspin, take a look at that. Basically against backspin your stroke needs to be more vertical to help lift the backspin over the net. You still need a brushing contact. If they push the ball short so you can't play a topspin, your options are to push the ball or flick the ball. It is hard to continuously push the ball short so you usually don't have to wait too long for a chance to attack.
pingskills 10 months ago
@pingskills I just cant believe an Olympic coach replied :) thank you very much...
nadal731 10 months ago
@nadal731 you're welcome! If you have any more questions try "Asking the Coach" on our website. We check the questions there more often. We love talking about Table Tennis so it's a lot of fun for us.
pingskills 10 months ago
WOW!! how to you all do that??!?? Each time I did it the ball end up out of the table.
MrMr123avatar 10 months ago
@MrMr123avatar To stop the ball going over the back of the table, you need to make sure you are brushing the ball to generate topspin. It is the topspin that will cause the ball to dip down. You also need a decent rubber on your bat that can generate spin. It does take a while so keep at it!
pingskills 10 months ago
To all of the people criticising the technique of these players, they are puposely playing slower and more complacently to SHOW and DEMONSTRATE these various techniques so that OTHER PEOPEL can LEARN THEM. Thus, these videos are meant to be EDUCATIONAL rather than EXHIBITIONAL in nature. If you want to watch top notch performances, go watch these men in the olympics when they are trying their best.
filorice 11 months ago
1:05 why you hit the ball so high? or i'm blind? :|
sg12nk34 1 year ago
Its all fine with the topspin block and stuff like this, what i have a problem with is when i try to smash the ball against a chop the ball always ends up in the net..... can you help me out..... Thanks Alot.
Love the vids....
diskfrisker 1 year ago
@diskfrisker Yeah it can be difficult. Because of the backspin you need to lift the ball with a brushing action. Watch our video "Forehand Topspin Against Backspin" to see how this can be done.
pingskills 1 year ago
@diskfrisker It is tough to smash a back spin ball, largely because a smash is a "flat" stroke that doesn't generate much topspin and a back spin ball has great "back" rotation. Smashing a back spin ball is like trying to return a backspin serve with your paddle "open" and facing your opponent; the ball will grip the surface of your rubber and dive into the net. Like PS said, you have to "brush the ball" reversing the backspin into topspin, not hitting flat, stroke up, brushing the rubber :)
lildavey09 1 year ago
@diskfrisker
You defeat spin with angle according to the great Japanese player and coach Ogimura, so when you smash a chop you need to open your bat (like a plate)...maybe start at 35 degrees swing through from hip to about collar bone height. This creates a forehand flat hit with very good pace. Note there is not much topspin on the shot so may times it is dumped into the net even if your opponent counters the ball. Hope this helps!
iandemagi 11 months ago
@iandemagi Hey thanks man even though i already learnt it but thanks for the help :)
diskfrisker 11 months ago
@diskfrisker u cant , unless u have a very powerfull spin that will rise the ball , but the best way is not to smash , but to chop it back
HellexTV 11 months ago
@HellexTV U can man if the chop lands short try hitting the ball flat it will work, but it doesn't always work... :-P i guess the angle of your bat matters
diskfrisker 11 months ago
Question: If I use the Pin hold, should I use this way too? Thanks
jerbear938 1 year ago
@jerbear938
i know you're not asking me, but i'd say it's a matter of personal preference. If I were you use the chinese-style forehand loop, which, i think, is a little harder to learn at first, but tends to have a lot more power immediately after getting the technique right, whereas with european-style (the style in this video), you kind of have to learn how to add more power. Then again, you can still develop LOTS of power with the euro-style loop.
DaKrazedKyubizt 1 year ago
@jerbear938
If you'd like to know, I am a C-pen player (Chinese-penholder style player, which uses RPB), and I use Chinese-style looping, which has proven to be VERY effective, despite my noobish qualities. (I've only been playing for about 1 year and 4-5 months. I had a lot of trouble learning Chinese-style loop because there are very few videos/explanations of it.
BTW, don't take my word for it on the euro-style looping stuff that I said earlier. I don't know much about the euro-style loop.
DaKrazedKyubizt 1 year ago
@DaKrazedKyubizt The basic principles are the same. The start and finish of the stroke should be the same. Also try and watch as many videos as you can of the top Chinese players who use the Penhold grip. If you can get the picture of how they play in your head, it will help you develop the correct technique. In this case it is good to try and imitate their stroke.
pingskills 1 year ago
bad spin
bram1211 1 year ago
@bram1211 In what way?
pingskills 1 year ago
Hi i've been watching pingskills videos. and they have helped me alot. but my only problem is returning smashes. i try to block but the ball flies away. what should i do?
yobmas722 1 year ago
@yobmas722 If they are smashing a high ball then take a look at our lesson on the lob. This might help you. If it is an aggressive forehand off a ball that is not that high then you can use a shot called a block. We have lessons on the block for both forehand and backhand.
Take a look at these lessons on our website and let me know if they help you out.
pingskills 1 year ago
Hello Jeff! I Seriously Need Help! My Friend Keeps On Topspinning When Ever I Return His Smash! Its Almost Impossible To Return It. How Should I Make Him Stop Topspinning? Thank You!
ultrahan123 1 year ago 4
@ultrahan123 Hi, the best way is to start by serving the ball short so it will bounce twice on the table. Then you have a good chance to make the first attack. Also when he serves, try to return the ball short again so he cannot attack. Take a look at our lessons on pushing as we talk about the short push there.
You can also try using the Ask the Coach section of our website where you can easily track all of your questions.
Regards,
Jeff.
pingskills 1 year ago
@ultrahan123 hmm pratice your backhand block a lot, up until a point where u feel comfortable returning the ball wherever you want. And from there.. i think you know what to do ^_^ He topspin, you block to backhand (remember to add a little force and aim the angle down a little bit more) or you let him topspin one more, and if you do it fast enough, you should be able to force him to use backhand block or backhand topspin, then you just smash it on to his forehand. try it xD
skyking166 1 year ago
@ultrahan123 You also need to improve on how to handle topspin. For instance, you not only block it consistently, but also move him around, change the pace (drop shot, force block, normal block...), change the spin(chop block, side spin drop shot, in-side-out block, or a weak but strong topspin block which means at a lot of top spin without adding speed), even counter attack.
So either he has really good loop or he pays for casual topspin. you add preasure to his top spin.
LegIsLate 1 year ago
thanks jeff
T00nL1nk 1 year ago
@T00nL1nk Your Welcome
pingskills 1 year ago
short shorts :)
hobojoeisme 1 year ago
these guys suck
im better than they are :D
im srry bt its true dude :S
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felippp12 1 year ago
@felippp12 u dont say?
Djoko1972 1 year ago
@felippp12 u dont say?
Djoko1972 1 year ago
@Djoko1972 yea i say dude XD
felippp12 1 year ago
@Djoko1972 well actually i was joking, but im pretty good and i think im better than you, and the sponsors are for tennis
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felippp12 1 year ago
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omarkarkar 1 year ago
Muy buenos todos los videis , gracias por los tips, saludos
diegokilzi 1 year ago
listo
carfri2006 1 year ago
xDDDD
bad
thats no top SPIN
the guy make a shot
and no spin in the ball is no spin
xDDD
Travianer110 1 year ago
@Travianer110 learn how to speak english before leaving a dumbass comment. Bitch.
afuckincookiemonster 1 year ago
thanks so much.I learned a lot.--now my opponents say "i got skills"..ping skills!
shogunfogun 1 year ago
When I am using this stroke I am hitting the ball over the edge of the table almost everytime, is there any tips you have to keep the ball on the table?
remodrummer99 1 year ago
@remodrummer99 im probably not as good as this guy but when u try to do this make sure ur body is in a correct position and make good clean fast moves hoped i helped :)
shahak1000 1 year ago
is this what they call a loop shot?
TheJohneezy 1 year ago
@TheJohneezy No.
A loop is a defensive hit where you hit the ball from further away and you send it high in the air before it lands on the table.
gpapazoglou13 1 year ago
@gpapazoglou13 actually I think youre thinking of a lob shot. because I know for sure that a loop is not a defensive hit, but I just don't know whether its the same as a forehand topspin hit.
TheJohneezy 1 year ago
@TheJohneezy Ok. You were right.
I looked it up and a loop is not a lob shot as i thought. We refer to a loop for a "looped" topspin. A spin that usually has more curve and spin that power.
gpapazoglou13 1 year ago
@gpapazoglou13 thanks alot man that makes sense.
TheJohneezy 1 year ago
@TheJohneezy yes
chanstar9 1 year ago
forehand topspin is easy who else thinks so
TheProboy17 1 year ago
and they are just practicing ..they are hitting the ball with so much precision...it's just amazing...i wish i will become a good player soon
macaroanaman 1 year ago
i wanna see a video of you two playing against each other. not like a match but like just for fun.
AinokeA365 1 year ago
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Also, how low can the ball get before you have to stop using that stroke? And what stroke do you have to use when the ball gets too low?
remodrummer99 1 year ago
Also, how low can the ball get before you have to stop using that stroke? And what stroke do you have to use when the ball gets too low?
remodrummer99 1 year ago
Also, how low can the ball get before you have to stop using that stroke? And what stroke do you have to use when the ball gets too low?
remodrummer99 1 year ago
Also, how low can the ball get before you have to stop using that stroke? And what stroke do you have to use when the ball gets too low?
remodrummer99 1 year ago
@remodrummer99
If you're an advanced player you should hit the ball on its highest point. If you're a beginner, you should hit the ball when it's starting to come down.
ixixyixix 1 year ago
@ixixyixix Thanks for that tip. Is there a certain stroke for when the ball gets too low to use the forehand loop?
remodrummer99 1 year ago
@remodrummer99
Definately. The lower the ball gets, the more power you should play with if you want to lift the ball over the net. This doesn't mean you have to hit the ball hard. It means your stroke should be longer. Start a bit under table height, and end a bit above your head. The lower the ball, the lower you start and the higher you end of course.
ixixyixix 1 year ago
@ixixyixix Thanks, this helped me a lot.
remodrummer99 1 year ago
Do you have to hit the ball at the top of the bounce?
remodrummer99 1 year ago
gay
bar559 1 year ago
why cause you can't play? lol
medeerbeer 1 year ago
+1 :D
MapleBeat 1 year ago
NePhaLis 1 year ago
woo
CirOilFustO 1 year ago
please make a video on how to choose a good ping pong racket
milotist 2 years ago 5
Slow motion is very FUN
n00bhgv 2 years ago 22
this is a great channel!
Lebayak 2 years ago 4
i rekon i get alot more top spin, power and higher bounce making it harder to return, all you have to do is follow through a bit more and incorporate your body into it giving it more power.
SippydinhO10 2 years ago
if you throw too much of your body into it then you might get more spin and power but you lose control. Also too much will cause your recovery time to be way too long. If your opponent blocks your "monster kill shot" then you're pretty screwed if you're off balance and out of position. You'll be forced to block and then he'll perform his own kill shot.
gimplar 2 years ago
this is in melbourne isn't it
mykc430 2 years ago 3
I love how people are giving instructions and tips to this guy. He is an olympian!
chickenandbaconclub 2 years ago 72
@chickenandbaconclub no he's not. he's just an average player with average technique.
kizaman 1 year ago
@kizaman Trolliiiiin'?
mohdban 1 year ago
@chickenandbaconclub No, william henzel is... this is guy is just average...
DonAntonio91 1 year ago
Nice forehand but a little more flexibility will bring more spin.
selormdzaka 2 years ago
its a picture perfect hit, you dont know anything
BMunich16 2 years ago
lol there is no Spin inside his Topspin^^
Luemmeljunge 2 years ago
rotfl.. shorts is normal .. ; o butterfly ; )
Silvereqq 2 years ago
sexy thighs
ajp4577 2 years ago
Nice lesson! Just like to say when staying in 90° position with your arm there's a lot of power going lost because you have to take the power out of your shoulder! For a powefull explosif Topsin with a lot of Spin in it, you need to take the power from your underarm and your handankel as well! The power comes from your legs throuth your body over the shoulder in your underarm and handankel to bee explosiv! Just be sure to get back quick in your start position again!
brainhardwired 2 years ago 4
wtf.. he's only in boxers D:!!!!!!!!!!!!!
JOSE27SD 2 years ago
you don't get out very much, do you?
phillali 2 years ago
is he playing against ray romano?
guyduncan00 2 years ago 4
sloooow mooootioooon shooort shoooorrts.
GoondocksCastle 2 years ago 2
i love his shorts lol
bh2333 2 years ago
Now that's clever....
tezkingkong 2 years ago
ooh i see now! thanks for the tutorial vid, it really helped me :)
shuuushii 2 years ago
I prefer to have a bit more movement of the torso, the upperbody. This spinning is a bit too much played with the arm.
blaatieblaatie11 2 years ago
nice
willanater70 2 years ago
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i hate you faggot ass jews
jakeb12341 2 years ago
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NoSpeechForTheDumb 2 years ago
his swing form is so compact but his shot is so good as far as i look at through this video! i will imitate his swing form next time!
bear123456ify 2 years ago
Wow nice vid mate 5*. Check out my channel btw
TableTennisDaily 2 years ago
Coz you're gay!
IainAyrUnited2 2 years ago
Correct me if im wrong. But why do i feel that his elbow keeps going into his side too much?
jfdude10 2 years ago
Is this the Chinese or European Loop? Can't tell....
takkyuHero 2 years ago
euro i think
xpenguino974x 2 years ago
Notice that the returning ball is topspin, meaning that if you try to spin at ball at too high a degree, it will spin out. To table tennis players, speed is also important, and therefore a small movement is required for fast paced games.
Strafe1123 2 years ago
Hey guys, pls go to the channel " The18Verve" to watch table tennis videos in HD quality!!
youtubl1 2 years ago
cool shorts
natejac99 2 years ago
Thats the good answer to the shit from expertvillage lol.
Keep the good work up guys!
On Pinskill videos you can learn much as a beginner.
And most important: They show a good technique and not that crap stuff like expertvillage xD
TTenium 2 years ago 2
yep, it's amazing how bad the expertvillage videos are for pong
ScottYancy 2 years ago
The guy looked funny XD
SuperNova20202020 2 years ago 2
no esta mal pero el brazo para hacer el topspin o luzping deves el brazo a un angulo de 180º
ginlon16 2 years ago
looks like robin soderling
Asswipe44 2 years ago
I smell trolls
TheoryReviewGuy 2 years ago
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me and my bro r 12 and we r pretty good at ping pong, we can hit it way faster than that!!!
mariobros4232 2 years ago
*table tennis*
tsfkr3w2 2 years ago
your an idiot they're demonstrating not showing off and jeff plumb is an Olympian im sure he can hit way faster than you
extremetabletennis16 2 years ago
everyone has there own technique. i rape with my technique
lebranx 2 years ago
my serve is sooo efective and easy i never saw someone blocked it sucsesfully
i never use backhand always forhand
wit that technolique i rape the enemy anal
nuijnpwnsxD 2 years ago
if you people want more power rather than spin you should make a large backswing
Kylez007 2 years ago
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Your technique sucks !!!
MrROXON450 2 years ago
Actually the technic is pretty good...
but you can generate much more spin, if you enlarge the angle from your upper arm to your lower arm!
The angle at the moment seems like 90°, but should bei around 170°.
But all in alle nice videos!!!
ttfreak91 2 years ago
his technique sucks
korsow1 2 years ago
i dont like his technique ..
FreeKickin 2 years ago
i play badminton tabletennis and tennis all competitively and i have no problem with one of them affecting the other...
michaelmcguire93 2 years ago
thats sick i would play more ping pong but it fucks up my strokes in tennis
MIXMASTAPWN 2 years ago 2
same problem here, it atrophies your technique a bit
zorac91 2 years ago
yeah i mean im not bad at ping pong but if i play to much when i play tennis it feels like im hitting a brick
MIXMASTAPWN 2 years ago
lol, works kind of the same way with other sports too. Try playing badminton for a little while, then switch over to hitting a tennis ball with a tennis racket, seems like a million pounds.
oryxfreeride 2 years ago 2
haha yeah dude exactly!
MIXMASTAPWN 2 years ago
Its the same way vise versa too!!! If you play tennis for a long time and then go to ping pong i always over hit the dang ball!! xD
MrGguy 2 years ago
i play both tennis and table tennis i have no problems from crossing because of coaching in both i have different strokes, it's from tennis to table tennis that messes me up i'm too stiff and have heavy hands sending easy pushes long or loops. It helps me in that from tennis i keep my other guiding arm up, but from table tennis to tennis i have no problems apart from the difference in weight of ball.
daz45 2 years ago 2
awesome. i learned play table tennis very good with them
ajuki95 2 years ago
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
xArdalaNx 2 years ago
go and f..k your waldner somewhere else! i think one coment would be enough!
gutilis 2 years ago 4
true xD
g15lcdkeyboard 2 years ago
In effect what you are teaching may stifle a potential world champion. You may want to revise your course a bit.
XMIR10C 2 years ago
Obviously these videos are for TT amateurs who want to learn the fundamentals. It is a given that in practice, strokes might look a little different. (In tennis, Nadal's forehand is different than Federer's).
Potential world champions who need to tune their technique already have coaches. Pingskills never claimed to be a real coach replacement. They give qualified (and quality) free advice that helps you get the basics.
You may want to tone down your criticisms of an olympic team a bit.
EspaceLP 2 years ago 2
Then that should have been said in the intro. Its deceiving. Of course we all as humans have different bone structures, lengths, etc. But 90 degrees is wrong in general.
XMIR10C 2 years ago
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For real lessons see "Best of Point Waldner" people.
XMIR10C 2 years ago
So now lets talk about the world champions. They do not subscribe to what you say in practice. Examples: Waldner (the best) , Ma Lin,. etc. please explain
XMIR10C 2 years ago
Great, but you still didnt answer my question. Why do the world champions not follow your regime, advice and in fact oppose it (ie - penholder)
XMIR10C 2 years ago
Sorry people. See Waldner for a real live lesson.
XMIR10C 2 years ago 2
You know nothing about table tennis. You probably thought the penholder grip was inferior.
XMIR10C 2 years ago
Lets focus on what Waldner does. No 90 degree angles, etc. How about the laws of angular momentum?
XMIR10C 2 years ago
I don't see Waldner doing anything you .say
XMIR10C 2 years ago
he is just doing rallies or multiple ball, why would he use more of his waist.
mcgcarlos 2 years ago
ur bat is 90 degree....the ball won be high??
PingMast 2 years ago
can you guys make a vid about penhold moves and serves, because im penhold and i play good but i need better serves
Bartz59 2 years ago
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this is the worst video i have ever seen
judthegreat 2 years ago
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lololololol i dislike asians too... they cheat!!!
foxysteve19 2 years ago
i love pinping
cortnypipa 2 years ago
why did you dump her? your reason is she is asian. What a RaCiSt!!!!!!!!!
mcgcarlos 2 years ago 4
Everyone is a racist to some degree.
SammySain 2 years ago
that's a fact
burnoutberry 2 years ago
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i once dated a ping pong player but i dumped her cause she was asain
KG1120 3 years ago
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what a gay video
bbencooll 3 years ago
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you are moving your arm too much , i make the same mistake, you should stop moving your arm after you hit the ball , thats just time waisted and you block you sight
marcusgrim 3 years ago
not true. without the followthrough you probably didn't hit the ball properly in the first place.
cdavisfour 3 years ago 6
这个 视频里面的 人 是错误的
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