TTU - Develop An Aggressive Backhand (HD)

[MrKostaGi]

thank you for this tip, good trainer

[TableTennisMaster]

@XxMaplerzxX There is no provision in the rules that you must have a free hand at all times, so the use of two hands is perfectly legal. In what situations do you feel you need to do this though? One could only expect to achieve consistency by practicing this technique, and we recommend you focus on developing your backhand with your racket hand only. In our opinion your time is better spent practicing things other than two-handed backhands.

[brunokenobi88]

boa aula

[jahjahvic]

Great great teacher.Wish we could have a table tennis coach that skilled in smaller countries!

[Swiffers]

You are a great teacher. I wish you could train me one on one, 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. xD

[TableTennisMaster]

@Swiffers Thanks Swiffers. Where are you located? Coach Li does offer private training.

[Swiffers]

@TableTennisMaster I'm located in St. Louis.

[TableTennisMaster]

@Swiffers Ok. Well if you ever want to make a trip to Vancouver, Canada he could give you private training.

[Swiffers]

@TableTennisMaster Shoot.  That's a bit far. :(

[RODSTWEART]

This is the very good teacher , reealy

[TableTennisMaster]

@joewatch Yes, you're right. All those things go into performing a strong backhand attack. Coach Li was simply giving some quick tips to a student had no backhand attack to begin with.

[joewatch]

I really like coach Li, but I don't think this video is that helpful. Some advice I would give to increase your backhand attack are: 1-take the ball earlier off the bouce 2-use your hips/legs more and relax your forearm to increase the speed of your stroke. 3-follow through with your counterhits like coach Li says, but accelerate your stroke through the ball. 4-keep the ball low by aiming for the top of the tape.

[arnabghosh1991]

there are very few videos on the net describing backhands, this is one of the best I saw. Thanks again