"Yin Pai" secret of China
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2017
- "In Pai" is a very important concept in table tennis. That's the way how you prepare your stroke before hitting the ball. By learning this Chinese philosophy, you can improve quickly your skills. The quality and the consistency of your shots also increase.
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Credit: Special thanks to Zhaozhao for his demonstration.
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Relax, and "Yin Pai" so why Timo Boll does that? This it here: pingsunday.com/table-tennis-strokes-yin-pai/
My coaches always said me "relax", "too early", and things as such. Today training loops I finally understood the joy of waiting the ball to arrive and not rushing toward the ball (note I started playing end of February this year, and I am an "old donkey"!!😀). Now you say IN PAI!!! This is a revelation / revolution for me. Is the proof that in 6 months of training I learnt something. HAHAHA LOL! Thank you for that! IN PAI is going to be my mantra. Yet, the invisible channel bat/ball! What a great tip. Super thank you. Cannot wait for next training on Monday to put it at work. Thank you again.
+toto' le moko' haha. the best moment is you realize that something new in your skill
+toto' le moko' me too. its my mantra.
+EmRatThich Table Tennis Coach please what is the song 1:20
EmRatThich Table Tennis Coach which is the first song??
I'm really working hard to improve my spin these days, I'm definitely going to apply this concept on my next training.
Thank you coach
You're the boss!
thank you!
I love the "invisible cord" theory . My coach always told me to prepare after hit the ball, after im hitting ball my hand isnt ready for another shot. I will try to pull the ball with invisible cord theory . Thanks COACH ERT
Ah, I really like concrete analogies, like the string one you used :)
Some of the steps are actually taught in clubs, but maybe not emphasized enough. Having a whole concept like In Pai and understanding the importance of the whole process really makes a difference! Thanks for this video!!
Thank you . By applying your guidance and your tips my stroke was very good . I now know every stroke to hit ball correctly. I waste my money with many coaches to learn but I cannot learn as I learn from you.thanks for telling all Chinese secrets of table tennis. I told all my friend to subscribe and watch your videos . Please continue with your videos
Thanks Emratthich! your video is really of great help to coaches like me who aspire to help our students to do good in table tennis to reach their dreams.
I liked the part where you compare it to a string. We send the ball forward and pull it back and ready to send again. All this while I used to send the ball forward, wait for opponent to return and by then i might be too late. I'll improve now thanks to EmRatThich. Best videos ever. Cheers
The string visualization helps a lot! As a musician, that gives me a cue to find the natural rhythm of the ball.
thx for your very qualified insights to table Tennis. I am a youth Coach and your Clips help A LOT.
Thank you very much for videos I improve my skills in just 4 days...keep it up 👍😁
You have a good sense of humour in saying that both amateur and professionals have same amount to play a shot.
this is an awesome MIND set technique... thank you 👌👌👌 i will apply this in my skills.
I wached this video several years ago and I didn't realize how important is. Thanks for the video, congrats!
Awesome! Thank you!
Fantastic! Thanks a lot for tutoring the in- pai technique. What a great job!
sir you are awesome by applying your lessons i found very much improvement in my game
i dont know the professional players use this "in pai" method but i'm practising this at this time. Your videos support my theories and tells me that what i'm doing is right and eliminate the thought of those players who always laugh at me. More frustrating, their play are so boring with just tricky strokes and disturb their opponent mental with satires during the game.
I found that by just implementing in pai, my mind will stay aggressive and focused.
Hint to implement in pai. Always keep in mind to attack every ball, soften your grip until contact. Even the shortest ball will be possible to be attacked. Or the fastest smash can be countered (due to their slow body movement, we can read their target).
Nice work emrathich, i can feel that your mind and mine work the same. Keep up this noble work. I hope u will get promotion from your boss to the highest Grade.
Thanks for the video , I really had this problem hitting the ball early and flat, from now on I will "in-pai " and will try to produce some spin as well.
Wow, what a video. Keep it flowing coach.
tq EMT for sharing this 'in pai' technique.Sharing Is Caring!Have a good day.
Thanks For the Vid Very Helpful I Watched It Several Months Ago And Now Again . I'm Now Making Some Shots Now Just By Feel😎
wow, I can see it so clearly now! he moved to the right position and lowered his racket way before the ball arrived! thanks for clarifying this concept
Our pleasure!
Excellent content, I've improved my game a lot watching ERT.
Kênh chia sẻ rất hay, các phân tích sắc sảo rất có lợi cho người tập bóng bàn
Hey Great video as always !
i really liked the analogy in the end with the string.
I think it would be very helpful if you had some chinese philosophy techniques when wanting to lift backspin balls. with forehand and backhand.
Again
Great video and keep it up !
amazing video coach
génial vidéo ERT, on peut dire que la philosophie d'avant et les techniques chinois sont très important, continue comme ça !
Love your videos, I wish I could come train with you.
One of the best video of yours thanks alot I will try it today only.
My blade and rubber will arrive tomorrow or day after tomorrow. Thanks alot sir
Regards
Abhinav Mallick
Thanks coach emratthich!
I love pie. Especially, hair pie! That makes my rankings go way up. Thanks for this video.
Keep up the great work man!
Thanks, you too!
dear emrattitch u deserve more subscribers
thank u so much for this awesome video!!! i love it!
Very good Video you made there!The technique "in pai" is the key point in my game I am working on right now. As I am a coach myself and teach chinese technique aswell in europe I can see how fast everyone improves that I coach in comparison to european coaches of course with the help of your videos and my own experience. You always reassure my decission to support you monthly on patreon and I hope a lot of other people will do to in the future!!!
+Rutherford thank you. I really appreciate your support. hope your players improve fast.
Thanks a lot .. keep up! 💙
You are so amazing thank you! Could you please make a video on the bat angle for different strokes? Especially for forehand loop, one of my Malaysian national player friend has and open racquet on his top spins, as in its 90 degrees fully open. But when I try this the ball just goes off the table. Any tips Mr ERT?
Thank you again! 🙏
Great video.. Thanks you for sharing this lesson..🙏😍
wonderful explanation too
nice video coach iam a amature player i will try this in my training
Hi, I believe you are a great teacher for the many key point you explain and the way you present your information. I like to ask you how would you identify your style of play and or the way in which you can determine what paddle grip sue you better. I am right handed but tent to use my left hand in many occasions playing sport like ping pong. I at this time I use the handshake grip but until recently after seeing your video I realized I did not the proper finger position on the paddle but I had control. Now I am adjusting the grip but yet haven't get much better but I am sure it is because I do not get to play every day. I am working on playing more often.
Excellent video
this is so nice concept tysm sir
Thank you, Coach!
I like the concept of "like a water" and "imaging a string". This is really helpful.
With that, a question comes up with me.
You pull a ball into the hitting zone by imaging a string without rushing youtself to hit. So, when do you start to move the weight forward actually?
(1) The beginning of the hitting zone, and hit a ball in the center of your hitting zone?
(2) The middle of the hitting zone, and hit a ball lately?
(3) The last moment of the hitting zone, and hit a a ball at the moment when a ball just touch your rubber?
Ty for all your nice videos
My pleasure!
Nice video.
very helpful - thank you so much
Once you have finished a shot and you are positioning your arm for the next one, where should you place it so that your arm won’t be too far to the forehand side on a backhand shot or too far on the backhand side on a forehand shot?
Great concept eg Bruce Lee comparison was great.
Your example was show mostly by a left hand player though. I want to hit from my backhand corner vs backhand chops
With subtitles in Russian, watching is much more convenient. Many thanks. But It’s a pity that not all of your interesting videos have Russian subtitles.
I will add the Russian subtitle later. You can also add the subtitle too. My video is open. Just click "add subtitle" on the video.
Hey,
EmRatThich, tell me please, what is the name of the music used there?
Just a FYI for anyone who understand Chinese, In Pai is Yin Pai in Pinyin, and 引拍 as characters.
I didnt quite understand what in pai means at the first place actually...until saw the Chinese coach said that in Chinese. LOL....
Aaromn Cao same
agreed. in what language does chinese's yinpai becomes inpai? well, this coach has heart in teaching, but his language abilities aren't the best. so cut him some slack i guess haha
Hi Coach EmRatThich , about footwork pattern you explain to us the serve and the recieve footwork but you miss the other 2 patterns , and can you explain how Ma Long push return ?
Dear patron EmRatThich :) thank you for in pai. Do you have anything in pai for backhand stroke? Backhand top spin for example? The ball contact is very small, it is not similar as backhand as we all know. The transfer from the left leg to right leg is also crucial for power shift. But the problem is the positioning the body to the incoming ball to your backhand. Most spin balls comes in service to backhand generally, what's the in pai there? cheers!
Thank you coach, I love you
thanks emrat thich sir .you are doing great i do not listen to my coach but i listen to you . i have a question . It is going to be my first inter district usually i get afraid or get in tansion during matches what to do plz tell
Thank you for your video, I have been training for 20 years and still did not have any improvements. After watching your video, I have won many tournements in my country and will be representing for Olympics in 2020. I think I can win Ma Long Long
em rat thich- CAN YOU DO A VIDEO ABOUT THE FOREHAND OF HARIMOTO! how its different from other players.. tecknics of it. its a beautiful forehand.. SO CAN YOU ANALYSE THE TECHNIQUE PLEASE! TY
Marius Scheijgrond . I totally agree. I also want a video about harimoto, where coach should discuss about his style, and his Chinese father coach and why does he use tenergy for fh instead of tacky rubber.
it would be wonderful to see a video like that
Yes.. harimoto's style is quite at par with the chinese.
Thank you so much I tried this anf the spin speed and kick effect went up instantly. Are there anymore gems like this that you know?
Can anyone send the link of the training session of Kim Jung hoon
It's actually pronounced as "yin pai" 引拍. But you explained it well. Keep it up 👍
I am in love in in pai and my wrist no more in pain
I share this concept with every player that lacks power in their strokes. It improves their consistency and power instantly.
hi EmRatThich, i am your biggest fan!!! i am confused whether to drop my bat below the table always when the ball comes outside the table. my coach said hit the ball at its highest point i.e hit flat topspin, don't lower your bat. can you please help me out
look like tai-chi concept this is great video. thank you.
I think this is similiar to one of the tips you've explained in how to improve fast. Relax, Explode and relax, am i wrong? what is the difference? Thanks for reading!
I have always been playing like that and never had known it’s actual a common technique 😂
Some days, when I go for practice, my topspin is amazing, it's fast spinny and I hardly miss any of them. Even in games I end up defeating players I usually don't win against because of this topspin. But somehow I come back the next and I can't recreate that technique. Any tips for this?
good video. i seen video more than 3 tímes
Nice chinese couch even his sweatshirt teaches us what U should eat to be the best table tennis player. "Ешь овощи" - Eat vegetables =)
Thank you :)
Now i know why pupil hit the ball often in the net
Hi coach, I have an important question I can't find an answer for. I have a long tennis background although I do not play anymore. I mention this because in tennis I have a semi-underhand grip on the forehand. I also use this grip on the racket in TT because it feels natural. This grip causes me to use the same side of the racket on the forehand and backhand. But I just learned recently that you are meant to use both sides of the racket but I hit the ball fine on my backhand using the forehand rubber.
My question is; do I need to start using both sides of my racket? I fear this because I know I'll have to change my grip between moving from forehand to backhand and right now I do not need to do that which saves me valuable time and allows me to react very fast to either side.
I just bought my first racket off amazon without knowing anything about rackets. The black side is super tacky rubber and the red side is much less tacky. I'm not sure of the hardness. I found the black side gives me really good ground-strokes with a lot of spin and the red side is really good at returning serves that have a lot of spin since the red side doesn't grip the ball as much -- I can control it better.
I'm finding out all this is wrong but I'm hesitant to force a change on myself that might make me a worse player.
It would be very interesting to know when a player does some exercise the material he uses. Rubbers, Blade, etc.
Pls make a video on how to do topspin to a topspin instead of simply blocking a ball
Hello, I'm a french player so I think I can make this commentary in french !
Je suis un pongiste français amateur qui s'entraîne dur mais je ne suis classé que 1500 à 16 ans, je suis donc loin de mes rêves de devenir joueur professionnel. Je m'entraîne beaucoup mais je sens que mes entraînements ne sont pas assez productifs en ce moment, malgré la rigueur que j'y met. Mais ce que je sais sur mon jeu (je vais commencer ma 11ème année !) c'est que j'ai toujours été très crispé en coup droit et ça me bloque dans certains matchs où, malgré ma tenue de balle plutôt pas mal et ma gestuelle que je travaille beaucoup et qui commence à devenir intéressante, ma crispation m'empêche de mettre du poids dans ma balle. Je prépare très vite mon geste en coup droit et touche la balle parfois un peu tôt, parfois un peu tard, parfois je suis mal placé, je n'utilise pas assez mon avant-bras etc. Je ne connaissais pas du tout le concept In Pai et maintenant que je le connais et que je sais comment l'appliquer, je vais me concentrer dessus pendant ma prochaine semaine d'entraînement, je pense que ça va m'aider à être plus relâché et efficace, plutôt que de tout contracter et envoyer peu de poids dans la balle.
Merci !
merci.
Amazing
💥🤩🥰...Like power from the ground, the essence of great TT..!!
My coach always said me if you are far away from the table your shots can be of good quality.
Thanks Sir...
BEST VIDÉO EVER !
aha :) are you french? me too, because I see the "É" in the world VIDEO>
EmRatThich Table Tennis Coach yes I am french of Chinese nationality.
A-ha ! :) no is the Google corrector:)
Dear Em, is it worthy to buy a ping pong robot? its hard for me to find anybody to practice with but i have own table. im thinking about buying sucha robot for some time, it could help me practice my strokes by repeating them and also recording myself, but its not the same like playing with other player. i also wonder if its possible it could have bad effect on me, like make my ability to read the spin worse. whats ur viev on that, ur expirience with ping pong robots? thank u in advance my coach!
Good video
Супер видео!!!!!!!!
yin pai 引拍 pretty much means backswing
does the same concept apply to backhand strokes?
A side note question : what is the song name of the '' i am the boss'' ? Cannot find the title. Thanks.
Thank you emrattich please the next video is why the chinese players serve is so spinny? Thank you emrattich
Coach, how do I know whether to In Pai to forehand side or backhand side?
Be water my friend. Thank you coach
:D Yes! Fluidly and smooth!
Does In Pai apply to serve? Many thanks
thanks bro
Which video or who is the coach that starts his demonstration at 5:30?
Yin Pai = Buttery smooth!
Cảm ơn bạn
What do you think about the new plastic ball?
EmRatThich I have no partner to play with. Im thinking about getting a Tabeltennis roboter but im sceptical if a tabeltennis roboter benifit me much. What is your opinion?
yes, a robot is good. But you need someone to correct your stroke
thank u
6:05 Step 2 looks to only apply for forehand. Is it the same for backhand or is "in pai" only for forehand?
I tend to loose my balance after 2-3 balls what should I practise for that..?
How u be so good at coaching?
Are you Simon gauzys coach