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8 Forehand Loop Mistakes YOU Make
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2024
- This video features 4 players whose USATT ratings range from 1200 to 1900. These players will represent "what not to do" in a forehand loop. We will analyze the problems with their techniques, provide solutions, and demonstrate practice drills to improve their loops even more.
Wait this is actually really informative.
love the stuff you talked about in here, especially disjointed acceleration! please keep on with this format, I find it really instructional and its good seeing the before and after :)
definitely linking this video to friends when they ask for advice!
Wow it made it to my recommendation page!
This is a righteous and just way to show common technical errors and recommend solutions.
Excellent breakdowns and clarification. I just subscribed for more similar as to different strokes and shots ie forehand and ba khand Loops and forehand Flick. Most appreciated, Paul in Los Angeles from Allen and Brothers Table Tennis Club
I need more of this
All tips are great. The shoulder one is a must to avoid. I suffered 6 months of shoulder pain after only a few training sessions looping against robot when I improperly strained my shoulder.
Sorry to hear that. Good technique should never hurt and should always feel natural.
Great vid!
good analysis with simple solutions
chinese lesson and, of course, pandas
Great video 🎉
amazing content. please do one on BH loop, and other techniques, thanks.
Sure I agree. I will be delighted to se BH Loop demo in the same format.
Very good video. Found out that I have lots of issues and need many more lessons from Cesar Serna ;-)
Nice job.
Great analysis and video
Great work so far on your channel. Keep it up. I can't wait for the next video.
Amazing video, keep it up. thanks for sharing.
Wow. Jon has the most visible improvement!
Thanks bro
Amazing video, keep it up.
It is 重心 rather than 中心。 Your translation is accurate: center of mass.
Haha thanks, you’re not the first one to crack down on my poor chinese
Thank you soo much, this is such a hard technique I hate it.
Great stuff!!!
This center of mass discussion is interesting when you are 187 cm like me. One of the first comments I got at the club was that I need to get lower ... which I find really hard to do.
Perfect video! Subbed
hi pandapong, do you do remote lessons? (I do like to get to Austin once a year). i live in Oregon. i am a beginner-low-int (1000). i'm an older player that originally learned with no coaching and learned very poor technique (all arm!). this is still a problem with me... i would love someone to help me "retrain" my body to fix this. i have a (powerpong) robot at home (just got it). I also need basic footwork instruction/help. have you trained older "project" players? someone that played against me suggested i need to see a "ping pong doctor" lol. i would be thrilled for help for improvement....i'm sure since i'm so poor at it it would be a huge improvement. thanks.
That guy Hazel looks like Nicholas Mott to me.
Thanks. Great vid
Helpful thx 🙏
Great vid
topspin or loop???
imo, your two 1200s look like 1400s...i've never seen a 1200 w/ such great loop (esp after the instruction from pandapong)
Do you do patreon or something where I can get analysis of my videos? I have plenty on my channel that needs attention
I don’t have a patreon. You can contact me through email though: pandapong2020@gmail.com
Most op video 🔥🔥🔥
Bryan next time demo us ball control...thanks
Hello Panda Pong, your video is really good and in depth so it's of really high value for me. Nonetheless I'm not particularly sure what the second bullet point at 4:38 means...releasing the elbow. Could you explain this concept to me please?
I meant that you need to make sure your elbow is not locked. Some people keep their elbow locked during the swing and it doesn’t snap during the stroke which makes the stroke too stiff
@@PandaPong thanks for your answer, that's right, here in Germany it's commonly thought to lock your elbow for backhand. So the snapping of the elbow comes from a strong pull of the triceps ,from relaxation and sudden tension in the upper arm or from the weight transfer?
U should use your arm to snap your elbow, but also you won’t get any power without weight transfer. You need both and they need to be timed together
@@PandaPong thanks, I hope I got it.
Can you help me fix my weight transfer and my forehand stroke ?
Sure send me a video: pandapong2020@gmail.com
@@PandaPong Thank you very much. I tend to use my arm and wrist only. Tried to do the waist and hip rotation don't think I'm doing it right and not in sync
Hence no power in my forehand loop
I think my Centre of Mass needs to be fixed. Probably need a wider stance
Get Mr. Gupta a better microphone and work on noise removal on his part. A little bit more editing to further highlight errors in the videos from the play. I really like the video. Keep up the good work and improve.
Thanks for the suggestion. We’re getting better at editing each time, and we will come up with better ways to point out errors in technique :)
Thanks for the feedback!!
It is 重心
Yep my mistake, someone corrected me already
Can I get some coaching too? 😃
Nah but u can coach me 🤓
you wanna learn correct stroke? stop buying some carbon baldes and goes for gippy dead sheets with classic wood , even a cutboard would be good. What the point you would say me? YOU ARE SMART AND HUMAN ADAPTATION IS AWESOME, try to put the emhapsizes on weight transer and hitting the ball with your body (POWER COMES FROM STOMACH) also you shoulders should be parrallel to the table and you end being like a bow . I sse too often lazy people cheating and being already in one stance or another but they are losing body momentum. First stroke will be strong but at each of them they lose precision and power kinda easy too outplay.
I use Chinese Penhold
Thanks bro