@@shadyvoid6731 if we are just talking powerful forehand, Aruna competes with anyone. Ma Long is the goat because he's the best at every aspect of table tennis, not just have a powerful forehand.
All of the top players train like this, you could literally watch a video of most of the top 100 players in the world and it would be the same. You have to look far beyond a training session like this to see why Ma Long is the GOAT (which he definitely is).
@Wally-H Yes, you're absolutely right - but we in the lower leagues train(ed) like this, too. First, the "counter" or "counterhit" forh./backh., than "topspin" against "block" as seen in the video, f./b., sometimes "flipballs" (in some TH-cam vid's falsely called "flicks"), which are 'openers' for topspin - smash - attacks ; often trained as/combined with 1a.short serve 1.short backspin - "push" 2."flipball" frh./bckh.! Theres even one advantage in many clubs where people play in lower leagues: there are at least two or three players, specialized in "chop defense" - and, 🥵, pulling a topspin against an incoming chop with a backspin - rotation rate of about 1500 r/pm is much more "fun" than topsing neutral blocks... Among top players, there are very few who choose this system - combining a very "slow" wood with extremely sticky but controlled rubbers... (played one myself in youth, 😅 which is still available today, after 45 years ; a Japanese rubber named "tackiness"-C[hop] or D[rive] )! Reasonable players take at least 1 D-type (➕️speed,➖️ spin), to attack with a (for defense) relatively fast topspin whenever possible - not me. With this stickiest rubber on the market during the 1980's to ~'92, my topspins were as slow as the chops, but turned into "smashers" after touching the table - or bananas when spiced with sidespin... Now, with 57 years, I want to start anew 😂 - when I touched a ball laying on the table with those old rubbers, I could lift it, sticking on the bottom of the racket... Some Chinese rubbers of 2024 are known for balls glued to the bottom while moving the racket - but the balls are 2mm bigger now - due to r/pm's of more than 2000 and maximum speeds of
Indeed- who is it. Just as good in many ways. Like when all are trying to learn how to spin the ball and what is the best rubber and a very knowing and veteran of TT says," First try to keep the rally going for 50 then we can have a back and forth in words if a 5 ply is better than a 7".😮😂❤.
@@lizardbyheart2817 exactly - he's aiming for him with speed rather than with accuracy or trying to move him around. This is a training drill; not an all out brawl.
The best player to ever set foot on a TT court. Great to see his perfect technique. Never gets old. And……. Mima Ito in the background doing her thing too!
USATT 2000 level players can do this, what he is demonstrating is not very difficult for trained players. When he kicks it up a gear then that becomes mind blowing, even for 2400+. While FZD is about raw power, ML is about finesse and control, which he demonstrates very well. Oh, and If you’re wondering what USATT ratings is, then you dont break 800, even if you’re the greatest bar player ever.
Такая техника только для атлетов. Каждый удар пусть и мощный, но на него нужно много энергии. Причём если смотреть внимательно, то очень много работают мышцы корпуса и ног. Если только рукой махать, то такое же ускорение сложно будет получить. Либо мышцы руки быстро устанут.
Ana falou sobre sorria 2 e me bateu arrempendimento... Fui no cinema e fiquei entre assistir o Sorria 2 e Terrified 3 acabei assistindo Terrified 3 e sair com o estômago embrulhado kkkkkkkkkkk😢😢😢. Eu tbm amo filme de terror, mas a noite fico pensativa dai eu falo que n vou assistir nunca mais e volto a assistir😂😂😂😂
The ball and the modern game is just much faster and equipment is much more advanced. With old ball and equipment opponents literally were unable to counter ma longs forehand, they could barely manage to block it. Now, ma longs forehand is only slightly above the average professionals forehand, and most are able to counter it very effectively (lin gaoyuan comes to mind) his forehand is forced to become much more short and compact when the ball comes back so fast.
@@bryanwells4063equipment didn‘t really changed from 10 years ago, you either using DHS W968 structure like Ma Long or Butterfly Viscaria like Zhang Jike, any other 5+2 butterfly blades are just simply Viscaria with a little bit adjustment. And the change to rubbers are also in response to the bigger and heavier ball rather than simply improved.
Nobody is gonna talk about the butter like smooth footwork this man has
Cleanest forehand in modern table tennis
Him and Aruna have really set the standard for modern forehand.
@@DammitBobby Aruna has the most idiotic fh, the only thing it has is power, tecnique is shit.
А не топ-спин?
@@DammitBobbydon’t even put that Aruna dude in the same sentence as the GOAT lol. U don’t put a worthless stone in a diamond shop do y ?
@@shadyvoid6731 if we are just talking powerful forehand, Aruna competes with anyone. Ma Long is the goat because he's the best at every aspect of table tennis, not just have a powerful forehand.
There is a smoothness of his movements. It just flows perfectly.
I just like watching his footwork
Ma Long's backhand is superb
synchronized hand and body movement wow amazing!
All of the top players train like this, you could literally watch a video of most of the top 100 players in the world and it would be the same. You have to look far beyond a training session like this to see why Ma Long is the GOAT (which he definitely is).
@Wally-H
Yes, you're absolutely right - but we in the lower leagues train(ed) like this, too.
First, the "counter" or "counterhit" forh./backh., than "topspin" against "block" as seen in the video, f./b., sometimes "flipballs" (in some TH-cam vid's falsely called "flicks"), which are 'openers' for topspin - smash - attacks ; often trained as/combined with 1a.short serve 1.short backspin - "push" 2."flipball" frh./bckh.! Theres even one advantage in many clubs where people play in lower leagues: there are at least two or three players, specialized in "chop defense" - and, 🥵, pulling a topspin against an incoming chop with a backspin - rotation rate of about 1500 r/pm is much more "fun" than topsing neutral blocks...
Among top players, there are very few who choose this system - combining a very "slow" wood with extremely sticky but controlled rubbers... (played one myself in youth, 😅 which is still available today, after 45 years ; a Japanese rubber named "tackiness"-C[hop] or D[rive] )!
Reasonable players take at least 1 D-type (➕️speed,➖️ spin), to attack with a (for defense) relatively fast topspin whenever possible - not me. With this stickiest rubber on the market during the 1980's to ~'92, my topspins were as slow as the chops, but turned into "smashers" after touching the table - or bananas when spiced with sidespin... Now, with 57 years, I want to start anew 😂 - when I touched a ball laying on the table with those old rubbers, I could lift it, sticking on the bottom of the racket... Some Chinese rubbers of 2024 are known for balls glued to the bottom while moving the racket - but the balls are 2mm bigger now - due to r/pm's of more than 2000 and maximum speeds of
Very smooth I love it so much ❤
Respect for the young guy who acts as a sparing partner here. 👏
Perfect example for power from the ground, speed from the elbow and spin from the rotation of hips
That’s not actually what happens on a biomechanical level, but it’s a good teaching concept.
@@jerome_morrow its rather: speed from turning feet, thus rotating the hips and spin from ellbow and wrist
THE GUY RETURNING THEM
Indeed- who is it. Just as good in many ways. Like when all are trying to learn how to spin the ball and what is the best rubber and a very knowing and veteran of TT says," First try to keep the rally going for 50 then we can have a back and forth in words if a 5 ply is better than a 7".😮😂❤.
To není tak velký problém jsou to balóny do jednoho místa z několika pozic
Returning is easy/easier since beforehand it is said where to place the ball. There is a world of a difference by doing this over free play
@@lizardbyheart2817 exactly - he's aiming for him with speed rather than with accuracy or trying to move him around. This is a training drill; not an all out brawl.
Hypnotizing
such a complete flawless game
it takes years of hard work and natural talent to come anywhere near this.
It's so nice that Ma long has no plans to retire yet, what a goat
The stroke was in sync with the beat in the middle of the video before the beat drop. Nice!
That feet movement and shot coordination 😮
This guy looks like he can play table tennis
Eye soothing player. Ma long, you're really unmatchable.
It's good to watch these videos, I learn.
完美的正手，不会受伤。❤❤ 龙队🎉
Thanks for your video 😊
FLOW 🧨
Krásně stylově perfektní
Dan vs Ma Long
We would love to see that
@@RandyDaGamerDan would need a handicap of 10 points ahead on each set! 😊😊😊😊😊
100% haha
The man is the textbook for how to do it
Such Musik Works Just Perfekt with table Tennis Videos👌
Nice Ma Long 🏓💪
all this at 36 years old. his foot work is flawless, no wasted movement, theres no debate, Ma Long is the best player of all time.
The best player to ever set foot on a TT court. Great to see his perfect technique. Never gets old.
And……. Mima Ito in the background doing her thing too!
Not Mima
doing her Thaaaang!! Yaaas gurrrlll!
not ito but shanxiaona
They say the person that has the potential to supersede you is your sparing or training partner. Let’s recognise that young man.
King 🔥🔥💀
For a moment I thought Ma Long was playing against his twin brother. Perfectly done 👌🏼
almost every chinese are the same face
不是！@@АбднурТалап
Some say there were 4 players on the other side returning his forhand
USATT 2000 level players can do this, what he is demonstrating is not very difficult for trained players. When he kicks it up a gear then that becomes mind blowing, even for 2400+.
While FZD is about raw power, ML is about finesse and control, which he demonstrates very well.
Oh, and If you’re wondering what USATT ratings is, then you dont break 800, even if you’re the greatest bar player ever.
Такая техника только для атлетов. Каждый удар пусть и мощный, но на него нужно много энергии. Причём если смотреть внимательно, то очень много работают мышцы корпуса и ног. Если только рукой махать, то такое же ускорение сложно будет получить. Либо мышцы руки быстро устанут.
у него устанут мышцы руки ??
Он тогда бы, не стал чемпионом мира 😊
he is the best
Majestic!!
물결 흐르 듯...
치는 탁구~~~
나도 나도 할꼬얌~😊
What is this loop or drive?
GOOD JOB,, SMASH AND ON THE TREK ❤❤❤
Ma Long is Da Man
Efficiency is crazy
It's insane!
Weight transfer
now Dan has got ANOTHER collab that he needs to do. give this man a break!
Oh now that would be good!
Will he play again
Cool video!
🙏
Song?
Looking for it also!
@@Sven21075 villiam lane - particles. But it's slowed version here
he makes it look like he's using 40% of his energy...
The BEST plalyer in the world!
Not at the moment. I would say the best player is lin shidong or wcq
@@adamtt2009you mean wang 32?😂
@jiaqijiang-qx2ng that was before bro 🤣
Player name please
What is malongs shoes brand?
是為馬龍設計的鞋！
Ana falou sobre sorria 2 e me bateu arrempendimento... Fui no cinema e fiquei entre assistir o Sorria 2 e Terrified 3 acabei assistindo Terrified 3 e sair com o estômago embrulhado kkkkkkkkkkk😢😢😢.
Eu tbm amo filme de terror, mas a noite fico pensativa dai eu falo que n vou assistir nunca mais e volto a assistir😂😂😂😂
His technique looks more compact than about 10 years ago. Is it because of age, or plastic ball?
The ball and the modern game is just much faster and equipment is much more advanced. With old ball and equipment opponents literally were unable to counter ma longs forehand, they could barely manage to block it. Now, ma longs forehand is only slightly above the average professionals forehand, and most are able to counter it very effectively (lin gaoyuan comes to mind) his forehand is forced to become much more short and compact when the ball comes back so fast.
Both.
@@bryanwells4063equipment didn‘t really changed from 10 years ago, you either using DHS W968 structure like Ma Long or Butterfly Viscaria like Zhang Jike, any other 5+2 butterfly blades are just simply Viscaria with a little bit adjustment. And the change to rubbers are also in response to the bigger and heavier ball rather than simply improved.
How I thought I looked in year 7:
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 capo
You think he could compete at the olympic level though? Might just be good enough for regional tournaments.
Manav thakkar is playing at the back
🐐🐐🐐
馬龍退休，好可惜❤❤
Ма красавчик 👍
Ma Long the goatttttttttttt
마롱 멋져...
Yessssssir
Did FZD retire?
no
Топ спины от Ма Лонга
폼 미쳤따
Обалдеть как крут
Норм попадает, в лиге 500 не потерялся бы
Машина💪
Вот у него трицепц 😮
From Moscow with love ❤️🏓
Ma long my greatest sad😢 realising he's aging
yeah, his eyes, his face, looking tired, so much he gave already, aging is brutal😢
Legends never get old
Legends don't die
he doesn't even look 35 tbh
ふつくしい…
😎
Ma Long has small legs
Ma
Damn like chinese people look fit and athletic like western need to be more fit and athletic
😅
Qué malo es el Ma Long..
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Max Long ladies and gentlemen