Table Tennis Backhand Push Lesson

[iTechnoBeat]

lol doesnt look like his following his own advice..?



[harshdeep4all]

someone buy that fine man a microphone.

[pingskills]

@harshdeep4all We eventually did. Our latest lessons were all filmed using a microphone. :)

[harshdeep4all]

@pingskills yeah, that's great, now we can hear your awesome tips. :)

[headshotntheface2]

wtf ur not chinese.....?

[pingskills]

@headshotntheface2 No, we're Australian :)

[TheKill4time]

perfect dude

[Topspinify]

Chinese are not ping pong material, this is great!

[atienti777]

IT REALLY HELPS!

[gimplar]

Does anyone else notice that Jeff's push has a little lift at the end? Nice touch, if there is a heavy backspin on the ball and a normal push won't put it over the net the tiny lift motion at the end of his pushes will lift the ball up and over the net.

If you've ever played a heavy chopper you'll know that a regular push won't get the ball over the net.

[BCNbananas]

Great videos...can you make one specifically on return of (side spin and underspin short) serve. This is how a game starts and its difficult. I am left handed so maaybe you can have the lefty coach demonstrate..jeje thanks!

[Justine1440]

LOL at that place i always play in comps

[toocaran]

A british acsent! LOL

[okbahkan]

for me, i do not finish the whole movement of the arm... i usually do a shorter one and a more jerky movement (don knw if u get wat i mean)... which makes the spin much quicker, hence harder 4 d opponent...

[Orrphan]

You know it wasn't a match dont you? they were just trying to show the stroke. He wasn't trying to beat anybody.

[1NiceOne1]

lol are you retarded?

[LMProductions09]

@ChineseAznXD

You retarded, everybody in the world knows they were showing us LMAO, and reading comments? Well there there to be read, common sense goes a long way dude!

[ChineseAznXD]

lol this is funny -6

[xxxXPrisonBreakXxxxx]

lol msac

[falconflyer34]

it's hard to hear the commentators voice during the demos. More voice volume and less table noise please.

[Crazyocta]

This is a really good lesson,for begginers like me,and it really helps you to keep your opponent at a respectable distance.

[YouginB]

Great videos, guys, thanks a lot! It is a pleasure to watch your movies!

[quagmire475]

great guys, thanks alot.

[ibmxx]

great video :O) how bout some penhold techniques?

[pingskills]

We are in the process of putting together a short lesson featuring a penhold player so keep an eye out for it in the next month or so.

[KeeperOfTheBeans]

thanks A LOT for all the tips, you guys really helped me improve my game!

[skateerboy8]

thx for the tips

[bangaarhus]

The vlume is really low, can almost not hear your great tips :)

[pingskills]

Yeah thanks for the information. We now have a microphone so the sound quality should be a lot better in all of our newer videos.

[98nfsmw98]

@bangaarhus Its not the video, its your computer. I can hear it fine on low volume.

[pingskills]

@bangaarhus In our later lessons we are using a dedicated microphone which really helps the sound quality.

[joubtt]

Depending upon how you play a shot decides whether or not it is defensive( ex. if you serve short backspin and I push it fast and deep, you're not ready, my point--nothing defensive about that).

[epiclulz0rz]

When is a backhand push most effective?

[pingskills]

It is a defensive stroke mainly used when the ball has backspin on it, and you use it to make it difficult for your opponent to attack.

[gerrymaks]

Can you please make a video or service return technique & strategy? Thanks a lot in advance.

[pingskills]

We are currently making a Training Secrets Revealed DVD that will show how to structure your training session and provide heaps of exercises to help you improve your Table Tennis. After that DVD returning serve is next on our DVD list. Thanks for the suggestion.

[balachandra108]

Great lessons! I tried the backhand push right after the lesson and did quite well. It is very effective.

[pingskills]

Thanks for the kind words.

[PingMast]

can i ask a question??when we chop the ball...the ball is in underspin??

[pingskills]

Correct, underspin which is also commonly called backspin.

[cheque6971]

es bueno que muestren lento el gesto tecnico, muchos creen saberlo todo y no saben nada, siempre se puede aprender algo nuevo, hasta los mas grandes del mundo :D

[pingskills]

Thanks for the feedback. We have been listening to others who also like to see the slow motion shots and have incorporated these into many of our other videos.

[MIXMASTAPWN]

good thing about the push and the reason i use it because it allows me to slow down the game so i can set up for my next shot if im in a tight situation or i wanna kill my opponent!! lol

[deomonkid18]

It helps but these guys arn't putting much spin o nthe ball as they're hitting it to high and to far back on the rubber.

[zaster20011]

Backhand push iwill try it my self.Iam strong at the backhand butweak at the fore hand any advice?

[paperclipiej]

Maybe u have to stretch your arm fully, and if u are too much missing in the net, try to pull up your push, if you know what I mean

[aalexcp]

i did it after watching the video

[aalexcp]

what does this do??

i dont know if i got it right, i was playing and i think i did one. The ball was low about to hit the floor and then i did it and then it started to come up and when it hit the other side of the table it got a massive curve and the opponent failed to hit? did i do it wront? if i did what did i do , and whats the purpose of doing this technique? the backhand push

[voidzoblivion]

that was kinda a backhand push what you did was a curve shot and you put an angle on your bat. At the angle you sliced in a certain direction which caused the ball to look like it was going to hit the ground and then hitting the table. That shot is used massively when balls hit table edges and other irregular shots.

[GoogleAlvin]

sherba?

[CheckaMinga]

Thank you for your amazing help.

[ayumiorenji]

This lesson(video) about Backhand push really helped me to learn it easily.