This video is very high quality..changed my way of thinking how to play backhand...you revealed here why ma longs backhand is so stable......thank you so much...i was very stiff during my backhand...but i will totally follow it
Is it there any Chinese Coaching modern manual translated to english? I would love to study chinese Table Tennis theory and guidelines from the sources of the chinese federation/university. Great video!
Hey Coach I like your Videos so much, they help me a lot for my own gameplay. I would like to see a Video about Fan Zhendongs technique because Fan Zhendong is my absolute favourite player
This video is very confusing because he does not fix his elbow at all, as it is recomended. His elbow goes back and forth in every shot making a circular motion. In other videos, when attacking, he sometimes makes a reduced version of that motion and sometimes doesn't make that motion at all, really fixing his elbow. It is as if he had two different versions for the same shot. I haven't seen that circular motion in backhand masters such as Calderano or Ovtcharov. Any thoughts about that?
Absolutely wonderful tutorial. In the Yin Pai I would have never thought that the elbow is the pivot point... very informative. Does it mean that at that moment there is more weight on the right foot (for a right hander) ?
great video once again! but we do see quite some forward movement in his elbow, so "fix the elbow " is not what he uses?! for contrast, looking at Lev Katsmann's BH, his elbow is much more fixed. Not that we can compare the two, just sayin'
I’m disappointed. I hoped you would answer the longstanding question. But the source of Ma Long backhand power remains a mystery. It is not primarily spine rotation like tennis two hand backhand stroke, nor primarily spine counter-rotation like close to table penhold backhand punch stroke. It is not spine curvature to store power and uncurling to release power. Observation suggests he uses a combination of a small amount of punching spine rotation, a large amount of shoulder thrusting forward, which implies too much work without yin pai or natural leverage concentration from source in footwork and abdomen movements and tension sequencing to release in wrist and fingers. So much shoulder movement and power seems too difficult to generate by a primary effort at the shoulder, so what is the source? I opened this video hoping for the answer but I didn’t find it.
Ma long’s backhand is.... a bit weak you could say. Imperfect. It’s like he can’t generate enough spin on his own like FZD or ZJK for example. He uses the opponents spin + adds some spin on his own to block balls. He can’t loop against backspin with his backhand for example. It’s like a woman’s backhand basically
This video is very high quality..changed my way of thinking how to play backhand...you revealed here why ma longs backhand is so stable......thank you so much...i was very stiff during my backhand...but i will totally follow it
Very nice video I like it thanks for the video
Ma Long forehand textbook: th-cam.com/video/g5enIx_TVJA/w-d-xo.html
I just start learn this a few weeks ago. Leaning forward like this into the ball and is very effektive to fast return the ball. 🏓
Hoping that Ma will win this year's Olympics🤸♀️🥇🏆
Don't worry if hé Lost every body will Say he is older
@Spicy Nyampire just unmarked your words yesterday LMAO
肘关节前顶 （前置）。不是用肘关节向前发力； 而是肘关节前移并保持稳定，然后用肘关节作轴心引领放松的小臂和手腕向前甩动,以获得鞭梢效应。
thx coach!
3:33 min advice...hit early and borrow power is the golden rule....
Mais um ótimo vídeo. E obrigado por colocar legenda em português 👏👍
Hello Coach,
when do you Update your forehand and backhand rubber list?
Is it there any Chinese Coaching modern manual translated to english? I would love to study chinese Table Tennis theory and guidelines from the sources of the chinese federation/university.
Great video!
Hey Coach
I like your Videos so much, they help me a lot for my own gameplay.
I would like to see a Video about Fan Zhendongs technique because Fan Zhendong is my absolute favourite player
This video is very confusing because he does not fix his elbow at all, as it is recomended. His elbow goes back and forth in every shot making a circular motion. In other videos, when attacking, he sometimes makes a reduced version of that motion and sometimes doesn't make that motion at all, really fixing his elbow. It is as if he had two different versions for the same shot. I haven't seen that circular motion in backhand masters such as Calderano or Ovtcharov. Any thoughts about that?
Absolutely wonderful tutorial. In the Yin Pai I would have never thought that the elbow is the pivot point... very informative. Does it mean that at that moment there is more weight on the right foot (for a right hander) ?
Yes. More weight is put on the right foot
シリーズお願いします
Has Ma Long kick effect on forehand? I don't see in videos
Isn't that more of a flat drive or active block than a topspin hit?
great video once again! but we do see quite some forward movement in his elbow, so "fix the elbow " is not what he uses?! for contrast, looking at Lev Katsmann's BH, his elbow is much more fixed. Not that we can compare the two, just sayin'
I want to see about ovtcharov backhand flick technic
MA Dragon
Most powerfull backhand ..zhang jike and fan zhendong
I'd say this is more his forehand safety block. U don't talk about lever of the bat handle in palm or around rolling the elbow... more micro skills!
Like!
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I’m disappointed. I hoped you would answer the longstanding question. But the source of Ma Long backhand power remains a mystery. It is not primarily spine rotation like tennis two hand backhand stroke, nor primarily spine counter-rotation like close to table penhold backhand punch stroke. It is not spine curvature to store power and uncurling to release power. Observation suggests he uses a combination of a small amount of punching spine rotation, a large amount of shoulder thrusting forward, which implies too much work without yin pai or natural leverage concentration from source in footwork and abdomen movements and tension sequencing to release in wrist and fingers. So much shoulder movement and power seems too difficult to generate by a primary effort at the shoulder, so what is the source? I opened this video hoping for the answer but I didn’t find it.
Ma long’s backhand is.... a bit weak you could say. Imperfect. It’s like he can’t generate enough spin on his own like FZD or ZJK for example. He uses the opponents spin + adds some spin on his own to block balls. He can’t loop against backspin with his backhand for example.
It’s like a woman’s backhand basically
I would like have Jan jike backhand textbook rather
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First view
小胖的反手不是更好
bullshit! where is bh tops? it's a bh drive