Table Tennis Training in HD!

[xxxosama]

table tennis is very neat and tidy game, so many balls at training make it look Chaotic just keep one ball...

[venren]

I remember doing the same training like the one shown after the 4th minute......its death! You train for 2 minutes and then you need 20 minutes to get your breathe back...lol

[pokemon17007]

Nice camera :)

[pbsmick]

@pokemon17007 Thanks, I'm thinking of upgrading for even better quality.

[pbsmick]

@MrBholtproductions Yes Trent (the younger dude) is the coach.

[TheDarknyt09]

ang yaman,,..

[CrazySummerDay]

who's the trainee? and who's the trainer?

[pbsmick]

@CrazySummerDay Read above......

[andyjumba12]

@CrazySummerDay it is kinda sad if u cant figure that out

[pbsmick]

@andyjumba12 I agree!

[cki6]

@andyjumba12

i think both need training..........

[andyjumba12]

@cki6 hahaha so true :)

[619619619ization]

Come Versue me!!!! if you dare!

[Jynx1305]

Dont step on the balls!!!

[cherrypagadora8]

ako magganyan din ako nyan pag grade three nako

[pbsmick]

@cherrypagadora8 English dude?

[rbzandy122610]

@pbsmick

i'm starting to learn this but im just new to this sport.. i can't even do the forehand stroke do you have a video how to do the fore hand stroke... my coach was so strict i'm just getting nervous and sweating everytime i had training but i couldn't just do it... could you pls help me...

[pbsmick]

@rbzandy122610 Sure, try pingskills on youtube. They have a great amount of videos from basic to advanced.

[decoyla]

one tip you dont need to bring your hand back so far after each shot keep it short and quick also, dont bring your hand out too far after hitting the ball. bringing your hand back like that is unnecessary as you are meant to be working on your technique with an exercise as such, not how much power you can exert on the ball, keep it short and snappy

[pbsmick]

@decoyla Thanks for the tip :)

[17teacmrocks]

@pbsmick i think it's more important to practice using less arm power. most players these days go for a compact shot. sure it does reduce the time required but if you see ma long, if he has time, he has a big swing. they're still stronger.

try higher frequency for feeding. it'll give you an idea of how hard you want to hit. if you can't keep up, it means either need to shorten backswing like decoyla says, or use less arm power.

[17teacmrocks]

@17teacmrocks see 3:16 the way your coach is hitting. not too much power, but still fast enough to break through your rhythm.

you missed because you were moving back as the ball already arrived. should be rotating into it from the hip, body weight angled forward, and use a relaxed arm to catch your body momentum spinning forward, then just return. everything spins from the core.

if you rely on arm, you can beat ppl only slower or same rhythm and all else same level

[pbsmick]

@17teacmrocks Good advice, thanks :)

[thehunto]

Nice counter-smash!

[Luvanicebum]

I love all the Table Tennis prima donnas giving their expert opinions and summaries.

We all started playing because it was fun.

I swear to god the funnest days of my table tennis career was when I first started at the bar.

[nike1717]

the blocker is bad...

[pbsmick]

@nike1717 Are you serious????

[nike1717]

@pbsmick yes because the blocker, has not even moved the whole video.

Look at the professionals to whom they recorded the move at every touch of the ball

how he may please the ball back with a quality play whenever he get there than anywhere else always point to the same?

sorry for the bad english

It is translated by google translated

[pbsmick]

@nike1717 You do relize this is a trainging video i am meant to keep hitting the ball to him and he is to hit it to certain areas????

[MrWaaghals]

@nike1717 Nooooob

[kaikaz]

@nike1717 and a decent trainer is also watching the person who is doing the topspin so he can tell him what he has to change, so the blocker has less concentration. I practice alot with youth players and when im watching them topspin and at the same time I have to concentrate on my block, of course you will miss or missplace some balls, its perfectly normal. He is a good blocker.

[kaikaz]

If I can give you just a little advice, you are playing very good and all that but when you do that exercice, backhand and forehand, dont try to switch your bat in your hand, try to keep the same grip. If you are playing on a higher level, the ball goes faster and you dont have the time to change your grip. You can do with this advice whatever you want. Ur a good player btw

[pbsmick]

@kaikaz Yeah I have tried that but just doesn't work for me. Thanks for the nice comment :)

[adaolo002]

@kaikaz You dont know anything about tabletennis! I´m from Stckholm, Sweden, and i have practise with Jan Ove Waldner about 10 times, (we play in the same club)... He change his grip all the time! From forhand to backhand.. And he is World and Olympic champion!! So change grip so much you can, it will make your strokes even better!! / Adam

[adaolo002]

@kaikaz Bullshit!!!!!! I´m from Stockholm (Sweden), I play for the club Spårvägens BTK. And i have practise with Jan Ove Waldner about 10 times... We play in the same club.. And he change his grip all the time, when he change from forehand to backhand.. He said to me it makes his strokes even better! And he is World and olympic champion!! So change your grip as much as you can!!!

[adaolo002]

@kaikaz Bullshit!!!!!! I´m from Stockholm (Sweden), I play for the club Spårvägens BTK. And i have practise with Jan Ove Waldner about 10 times... We play in the same club.. And he change his grip all the time, when he change from forehand to backhand.. He said to me it makes his strokes even better! And he is World and olympic champion!! So change your grip as much as you can!!!

[kaikaz]

@adaolo002 well try to play topspin backhand and topspin forehand at a decent speed, you will see you dont have the time to change, you can change your grip maybe a little but not too much.

[adaolo002]

@kaikaz you will have time to change! absolutely!! no dooubt ! J-O Waldner change his grip alot from forehand to backhand TOPSPIN! And he play on a faster and higher lever then you will ever dream of!!

[kaikaz]

@adaolo002 Did I say I'm playing on that high level like him? Obviously you dont train much people or didnt follow any trainer courses, where you learn you can improve people by just changing a little thing. I told you, you can change your grip a little bit, but not so much like him.  Thats my opinion and I ve asked serveral trainers in my club and they all have the same opinions. We must be all bad coaches then I guess...

[pbsmick]

@kaikaz I agree as I do change grips and do lose point because of this :)

[MusicSongGod]

so whos the coach? the guy in the blue? or the guy in the black?

[pbsmick]

@MusicSongGod Read the info, the coach is Trent Carter and the guy in blue is me!

[MusicSongGod]

@pbsmick ahh ok, well you're amazing :L how long have you been playing/training?

[sbhdbashlfldsj]

@pbsmick your good 

[pbsmick]

@sbhdbashlfldsj Thanks, I have improved alot since this video :)

[MusicSongGod]

So the coach is the guy in the blue?

[pbsmick]

@Compantino I have benn playing TT since i was 15. I train like this at least twice a week for the last year.

[RyuSMin]

how much do you pay him? :)

[pbsmick]

@RyuSMin most coaches charge between $30-$50 per hour!

[skjutmigmormor]

Lol to 1.39 "If your happy with your shot give me a smile"

[pbsmick]

Yeah Trent was more shocked that he actually got it back, bastard!

[pbsmick]

This kind of training is really good, we cover almost every part of a game.

[pbsmick]

I hope you don't mean Duncan haha

[extremetabletennis16]

look at that lovely thing on court 6