1. Do not skip warm up. 2. Stop replaying the ball right after your mistake. Restart your exercise. 3. Don't neglect practice with lower level players. 4. Don't joke around with easy balls. 5. Pracise your passive game. 6. Don't play hard, use spin.
The training mistake of not practicing with players of lower level than you is especially important for many reasons. One is that you may overestimate your own level, another is that it creates a culture in your club of helping others and this will make other players help you. Also, table tennis is not so simple as a numbering hierarchy that is neatly ordered from player #1 to player #1000, it is an important life lession that strength and weakness is separated into innumerable aspects and that vibing with someone and playing to their stregths are just as important to develop yourself as a player. Teaching is the best way to learn. Controlling the ball vs slow an unorthodox strokes is fundamental for beginners and every type of play will make you a more rounded player. I fall into this mistake myself -- I complain inside my head when people cant return the ball in drills in a proper way. Instead, I should use the opportunity to work on footwork during drills when the player dont have control of the ball. If you play sets with someone that barely score point on you, you have a great opportunity to practice something you are not good at instead of playing into the patterns and abilities that you always play. This will make you impossible to predict when playing stronger opponents and people will start to see you as a "creative player" that is hard to pin down and make a strategy against. You must see opportunity where other players just want things given to them. This is the only way to separate yourself from other players.
Probably one of the best, detailed analysis I've seen, thanks so much Iba, massive fan. You've outlined the most critical areas, for developing players ☺️💪
Just recently found your channel and I'm really enjoying the content. I can certainly appreciate tip #3, which seems to be a problem with many players. It's a bad look for the sport, especially within smaller clubs. Our current club president is quite condescending and arrogant, and rarely will play much with anyone he believes is below him. Your approach to the game and positive attitude is refreshing in comparison.
These are the things that you easily forget and that will separate you from others in the long run. Coaches tend to not focus on these details, so a lot of players need to be reminded. Good video!
Hi! I'm from Argentina and i follow you on Instagram, but it's the first time i see a yt video of yours and it was fantastic! You give very great advices, showing how good a player you are! Keep making these amazing videos!
Very helpful video. I really liked the advice regarding always adding spin to your shots for the extra security to get the ball to the opponent's side. Your technique, especially backhang is really good! Btw, what is your current equipment (blade and rubbers)?
@@IbaDiaw Thanks! By the way, are you planning to conduct a giveaway with a t-shirt 👕 with your name in a near future like you did previously? I'm a huge fan, and I'd like to participate in it 🙂
Iba great content 🥳. I was just thinking to create content in Vlog style and then you showed up on TH-cam. Subscribed immediately. Thank you for sharing your journey 🏓. Working hard to improve on this side too. Take care.
Vidéo très intéressante et instructive. Bonne année et tous mes vœux de réussite sportive pour cette année. PS : on a discuté à Pontoise lors du match de Pro À Grégory
Have you had trouble with blisters? I got multiple recently for some reason and now the skin is getting really thick in those spots. Timo actually talked about that in a German podcast last week and said he is weaing two pairs of socks to prevent them 😅
I glued Andro R48 with Turbo fix as you showed. Now I want to reglue but old glue is not coming off from rubber. It so thin. I tried with 4 layers as well still glue on rubber remains thin and doesn't come off
This is the best advice thank you so much man. Love your videos especially when it comes from a top level player helps a lot. Hopefully some day you can make videos about tactics to use for different kind of player also how to have a strong mind set during game. And I hope you have a good season go kill it 🦾💪🏿
1. Do not skip warm up.
2. Stop replaying the ball right after your mistake. Restart your exercise.
3. Don't neglect practice with lower level players.
4. Don't joke around with easy balls.
5. Pracise your passive game.
6. Don't play hard, use spin.
👍💪🏾🏓
The training mistake of not practicing with players of lower level than you is especially important for many reasons. One is that you may overestimate your own level, another is that it creates a culture in your club of helping others and this will make other players help you. Also, table tennis is not so simple as a numbering hierarchy that is neatly ordered from player #1 to player #1000, it is an important life lession that strength and weakness is separated into innumerable aspects and that vibing with someone and playing to their stregths are just as important to develop yourself as a player. Teaching is the best way to learn. Controlling the ball vs slow an unorthodox strokes is fundamental for beginners and every type of play will make you a more rounded player. I fall into this mistake myself -- I complain inside my head when people cant return the ball in drills in a proper way. Instead, I should use the opportunity to work on footwork during drills when the player dont have control of the ball. If you play sets with someone that barely score point on you, you have a great opportunity to practice something you are not good at instead of playing into the patterns and abilities that you always play. This will make you impossible to predict when playing stronger opponents and people will start to see you as a "creative player" that is hard to pin down and make a strategy against. You must see opportunity where other players just want things given to them. This is the only way to separate yourself from other players.
I learnt so much. I subscribed right away. Table tennis keeps me MENTALITY fit and alert.
I’m glad you got something out of it ! Thank for the support 🙏
Probably one of the best, detailed analysis I've seen, thanks so much Iba, massive fan. You've outlined the most critical areas, for developing players ☺️💪
Much appreciated!
Just recently found your channel and I'm really enjoying the content. I can certainly appreciate tip #3, which seems to be a problem with many players. It's a bad look for the sport, especially within smaller clubs. Our current club president is quite condescending and arrogant, and rarely will play much with anyone he believes is below him. Your approach to the game and positive attitude is refreshing in comparison.
Thank you, I’m glad that you found my channel and can use some of my advice !
Good luck on your journey 💪🏾
Wow, this is valuable information i will put it into text on my website and share the link on this video. Thank you for sharing with us
Very wise words. Every mistake you mention is a serious one. Thank you!
😁😁
These are the things that you easily forget and that will separate you from others in the long run. Coaches tend to not focus on these details, so a lot of players need to be reminded. Good video!
Good comment 👍🙏
Good to see you upload again! This channel deserves soooooooo many more subs.
More to come!
Thank you 😎
@@IbaDiaw You ever think about putting a video up of your full warm up routine? (before you get to the table I mean)
Hi! I'm from Argentina and i follow you on Instagram, but it's the first time i see a yt video of yours and it was fantastic! You give very great advices, showing how good a player you are! Keep making these amazing videos!
Thank you so much!!❤🙏
Very helpful video. I really liked the advice regarding always adding spin to your shots for the extra security to get the ball to the opponent's side.
Your technique, especially backhang is really good!
Btw, what is your current equipment (blade and rubbers)?
Glad it was helpful!
I’m playing with the Gausy SL with C53 on FH and R53 on BH🏓
@@IbaDiaw Thanks!
By the way, are you planning to conduct a giveaway with a t-shirt 👕 with your name in a near future like you did previously? I'm a huge fan, and I'd like to participate in it 🙂
Thanks for doing these videos. Its good to see how pros train.
Anytime 🫡
Iba great content 🥳. I was just thinking to create content in Vlog style and then you showed up on TH-cam. Subscribed immediately. Thank you for sharing your journey 🏓. Working hard to improve on this side too. Take care.
Go for it!
Thank you 🙌
Thank you for the video! Please post more often :)
I will try!
Thank you 🙏
Vidéo très intéressante et instructive.
Bonne année et tous mes vœux de réussite sportive pour cette année.
PS : on a discuté à Pontoise lors du match de Pro À
Grégory
Merci à toi aussi!
Bonne année 🎉
nice content! what is the next wtt event you are doing
Thank you 🙏🙏 Not sure yet
Those were good tips. Very specific. Nice!
Glad it was helpful! 🙏
Have you had trouble with blisters? I got multiple recently for some reason and now the skin is getting really thick in those spots. Timo actually talked about that in a German podcast last week and said he is weaing two pairs of socks to prevent them 😅
No I don’t have trouble with blister.. but I know many players who does..
Great video sir
This helps a lot
🫡🫡
I glued Andro R48 with Turbo fix as you showed. Now I want to reglue but old glue is not coming off from rubber. It so thin. I tried with 4 layers as well still glue on rubber remains thin and doesn't come off
This is the best advice thank you so much man. Love your videos especially when it comes from a top level player helps a lot. Hopefully some day you can make videos about tactics to use for different kind of player also how to have a strong mind set during game.
And I hope you have a good season go kill it 🦾💪🏿
Thank you 🙏🙏
Tks , merci très intéressant
Merci à vous
great stuff. thank you
My pleasure! 😁
Very good tips!
Thanks 😁
Cab you please show us how to remove Andro turbo fix glue from rubber
Thanks you very much!!
You're welcome!🙏🙏
¡Gracias!
Great advice
Thank you very much.
Keep the great job
Thank you sooo much 🙏🙏
Really appreciated 🙌