a buddy and I have called this an attack chop for years but truth be told, it has never been a technique we've practiced or could do on command. i think it's good that this video is out there to get people to explore the idea. nice video.
I am an attacking chop player both forehand and back hand when the ball is high and close to the net, This method works superbly and you win the point most of the time.
Fantastic Tutorial !! Thank you very much Yang Yang for the elaborate and discrete descriptions. You made it very easy to understand the circumstances under which to use it and how to do it.
As I play as a chopper now, this chop smash is a useful shots when near the table or for placing the touch shots but with more force backspins and for variations of Chops, but I think these shots are kinda difficult to control and it is racket's dependable too, the more Off the racket the more speed, the more hard to do these shots accurately, but the more best control or Defensive racket the more control , the more accurate the shots can be mastered, so we could see less speedy Off player would do these shots, and more often we saw Defensive players or more all round players can do these shots. Good tips and technique Yang-Yang, thanks 🙂👌👍
I thought this chop smash is my invention...)) I have never seen it before somebody did it...)) My congrats!) This type of smash is absolutely untakeable...
Thanks for the detailed instructions of this technique. Looks like it is pretty helpful in dealing with short higher ball where I used to miss very likely by regular smash due to too much force. Definitely will have a try in my next match. Many thanks!
That is my signature technique! It is also the first time I see another player doing it. I can also do this with backhand. It works also good against fast dead balls from short pips.
How to return chop smash when opponent use this shot. Please make a video on it I have improved my BH flick, reverse pendulum serve by your video. Now, I am trying to do FH loop any special instructions. Thanks for amazing tutorial
It's a fun shot to play and good skill to have, but because of the added risk mostly players I know use it more to show-off than to win difficult games.
Coach Jia, nice video. I have several questions hopefully you can answer. Where is the contact point on the ball? Is it similar to a long push but contact on the side? I see some choppers using it. Should the technique focus on spin or speed? Thanks! 右手为例，如果半高不转一般击球点在球的那个部位？如果球比较转在球的哪里？是前臂发力还是手腕发力为主？这是一种变相的批长吧？一般看削球手用的比较多。是突出速度还是旋转？谢谢！
You wrote for high ball but i see you use it medium low , i need to practice this point-winner as i receive many serves slow and low i have problem with , would backhand banana flick be more usefull ? Nice video , always smiling.
I actually found this teqnique by myself and thought i was the only weird player. I was playing against someone who can defend 90% of my regular smashes and i missed more than 25% of them, so i was forced to use the chopsmash on high balls, and this was truly undefendable. Truly, unless you specifically train to defend against this, you cant return the ball.
Thanks instructor. I think it is a very good technique. It is easy to use, and is powerful. It gives a great un-expectation to your opponent, with a strong down side spin which the opponent can easily misjudge and not returning the ball to your table, or return a barbecue ball which you can chop smash again or smash directly, to different parts of the table. Talking about physics, it is a mixture of down spin, horizontal side spin and vertical side spin. The mixing ratio can be varied a bit, according to the height of the ball, and the angle you do the chopping. It Is easy to send the ball to different parts of the table, as an asset. When you continue smashing a lober, and not getting the point, a sudden chop smash can change the expectancy of the opponent, and win the point. Great. You can also vary the point when you do it, in the rising moment, the highest point or the falling moment, to break the expectancy of your opponent.
very interesting, thanks for the demo! however I'm concerned that the better opponents will not get the ball so high so this might only be effective against weak opponents. Am I missing something ?
I used to play squash. There is a stroke called volley drop. I replicate this stroke in Table tennis and have a high degree of accuracy using the BH chop smash, The accuracy increases when the ball bounces high and close to the net.
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Never heard of this technique before, I'll delfinitely try this on short popping up balls with lots of backspin. Thanks for the tutorial!
a buddy and I have called this an attack chop for years but truth be told, it has never been a technique we've practiced or could do on command. i think it's good that this video is out there to get people to explore the idea. nice video.
I am an attacking chop player both forehand and back hand when the ball is high and close to the net, This method works superbly and you win the point most of the time.
Once you see how lovely the microphone complements the butterfly emblem, you realise it can't really be unseen anymore 😂
Fantastic Tutorial !! Thank you very much Yang Yang for the elaborate and discrete descriptions.
You made it very easy to understand the circumstances under which to use it and how to do it.
As I play as a chopper now, this chop smash is a useful shots when near the table or for placing the touch shots but with more force backspins and for variations of Chops, but I think these shots are kinda difficult to control and it is racket's dependable too, the more Off the racket the more speed, the more hard to do these shots accurately, but the more best control or Defensive racket the more control , the more accurate the shots can be mastered, so we could see less speedy Off player would do these shots, and more often we saw Defensive players or more all round players can do these shots. Good tips and technique Yang-Yang, thanks 🙂👌👍
Very effective when used at proper times, which you made this distinction very clearly. Thnx a lot, very well presented, as always 🙏
Clever technique , i had the habit to use the long arm smash ...in the net , thanks
for the heads up : clever coach teach smart stroke.
I have been using this technique for many years with good result.
Thanks for you tutorial n i'm happy..good
Great video, excellent tips. Thanks Yangyang.
Thanks for your new technique chop smash ... inspiring tutorial to use it ..
Thank you for good information.
I thought this chop smash is my invention...))
I have never seen it before somebody did it...))
My congrats!) This type of smash is absolutely untakeable...
You're the best Yang yang. Please make some more video about chopping technics.
Thanks for the detailed instructions of this technique. Looks like it is pretty helpful in dealing with short higher ball where I used to miss very likely by regular smash due to too much force. Definitely will have a try in my next match. Many thanks!
Great video
Very useful
That is my signature technique! It is also the first time I see another player doing it. I can also do this with backhand. It works also good against fast dead balls from short pips.
Thank you, well explained.
Thanks very much. Very useful skill. Could you please demonstrate how to return a chop smash?
Awesome advice this really helps
Good strategy Yang Yang!! Your videos are very useful!!
i made lot of improvements because of all your videos. thanks a lot yangyang!!
cheers from indonesia!!
is that you jody ?
Awesome technique
Like to improve short ball shots by yangyang's technique
Nice one, yangyang👍
yes i did that a lot for years .. i love it
refreshing! nice skill to share. never saw one about chop smash. thanks
How to return chop smash when opponent use this shot. Please make a video on it
I have improved my BH flick, reverse pendulum serve by your video. Now, I am trying to do FH loop any special instructions. Thanks for amazing tutorial
Anupam Pandey sometimes my friend do this to me and i just top spin it.
You can also chop/push it back.
Chop it again from right side of the ball make a half ball hand.
Yes, a little bit easier than a Spin Smash...thanks Yang2...👍🇮🇩
Nice as usual!
Thank you Yangyang, this is very helpful..
So helpful
Thxx
It's a fun shot to play and good skill to have, but because of the added risk mostly players I know use it more to show-off than to win difficult games.
Chop Smash 🤔 Never heard before. But a good tutorial. I will try it. It looks very interesting. Thanks a lot for this video. 🙏🏻
Great video
Excellent.
Nice tuto!!! I use jpen and i love chop smash!!
I am going to practice this kind of smash.
Can we while receiving serve, i mean 1st ball attack??
Tq. It changes my point of view.
looks a great technique, I'm going to try tomorrow. thank you.
Thank u for sharing, it's helpfull actually, Best regards from Indonesia
In Australia, we call this shot the ‘dig’ to force to opponent to loop the ball up but with difficulty.
Wow! That's amazing. Didnt know about this before. Thank you❤️❤️
perfect surprise shot!
Thank you so much
I think that this is what they call the electric chop here in the Philippines
Nice
seems like a great strategy for third ball attack
Tutorial for chopper pls Yang Yang
I using the DHS H3 Neo rubbers for first time!! Your advise to adopt to Chinese rubbers
Thanks a lot
Technically, its not a smash. It is a very fast slice underneath the ball.
Coach Jia, nice video. I have several questions hopefully you can answer.
Where is the contact point on the ball? Is it similar to a long push but contact on the side? I see some choppers using it. Should the technique focus on spin or speed? Thanks!
右手为例，如果半高不转一般击球点在球的那个部位？如果球比较转在球的哪里？是前臂发力还是手腕发力为主？这是一种变相的批长吧？一般看削球手用的比较多。是突出速度还是旋转？谢谢！
Great lesson, my opponent did chop smash many times against me. I wonder how he did it. Now, I know. I will do the same against him 😂.
Thanks Yang Yang so much ! Could you tech me how to practice return back spin at home😀
I like this Chanel
there's a backhand variation to this also
I used to do this when I was like, 10. Never thought I'd be doing it again...
Same here!
I don’t understand why it is not used more often
Why don’t table tennis players call it SLICE?
awesome!!
You wrote for high ball but i see you use it medium low , i need to practice this point-winner as i receive many serves slow and low i have problem with , would backhand banana flick be more usefull ? Nice video , always smiling.
for high ball, you can wait for the ball to come down and then execute the chop smash
I like U Yangyang.
I actually found this teqnique by myself and thought i was the only weird player. I was playing against someone who can defend 90% of my regular smashes and i missed more than 25% of them, so i was forced to use the chopsmash on high balls, and this was truly undefendable. Truly, unless you specifically train to defend against this, you cant return the ball.
Thanks instructor. I think it is a very good technique. It is easy to use, and is powerful. It gives a great un-expectation to your opponent, with a strong down side spin which the opponent can easily misjudge and not returning the ball to your table, or return a barbecue ball which you can chop smash again or smash directly, to different parts of the table. Talking about physics, it is a mixture of down spin, horizontal side spin and vertical side spin. The mixing ratio can be varied a bit, according to the height of the ball, and the angle you do the chopping. It Is easy to send the ball to different parts of the table, as an asset. When you continue smashing a lober, and not getting the point, a sudden chop smash can change the expectancy of the opponent, and win the point. Great. You can also vary the point when you do it, in the rising moment, the highest point or the falling moment, to break the expectancy of your opponent.
very interesting, thanks for the demo! however I'm concerned that the better opponents will not get the ball so high so this might only be effective against weak opponents. Am I missing something ?
That's not true. You can get anyone to return a high ball.
You can serve a short no spin ball and when the opponent pushes the ball, it pops up and you can use the chop smash.
Excelente
josss bangt bro
Hi coach, which one easiest to do the chop smash, with chinese tacky rubber or ESN tensor rubber ?
The easiest rubber to pull this shot off with is short pips!
4:33 Как тренировать Chop Smash
爱你哦！
Lol I used to do this without even knowing what it was.
Tomahawk smash(?)
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we call the player doing that a lot is a butcher
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It is 99% of FH ( Chop smash ) but only real master can do Chop smash BH. BH Chop Smash it is very,very risky.(
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I used to play squash. There is a stroke called volley drop. I replicate this stroke in Table tennis and have a high degree of accuracy using the BH chop smash, The accuracy increases when the ball bounces high and close to the net.
If table tennis is a martial art, this technique will belong to the unorthodox sect. I suggest you forehand flick instead 😂
forehand flick has little power when the ball is high. Chop smash takes the point everytime in such scenario. Yangyang is right
你两次的击球看起来都是在下降期呢？？
我可以侧切出一种不走的球。。。看起来动作很大，发了很大的力击球。。。但是，确实不是假动作。。。确实用了很大的力击球。。。只是几乎全部是摩擦，很少撞击。。。所以，最后球落在近网。。。有时候平行球网向球台的边线飞出去。。。牛批不？😁😁😁🤪🤪🤪
我近网和远台都喜欢这样处理高球。。。比扣球轻松很多。。。有点像打羽毛球，打网球，又帅很多。。。😎😎😎😎😎😎
像羽毛球一样，转体同时肘部跟着往后拉。。。再向前甩出去。。。击球力量更大哦。。。😁