Thank you for the good tips. I started playing TT in my office only after seeing your tutorials, its very useful to learn faster. Keep the great work EXPERTS.
Great video! Thank you for putting this one out here. Definitely understood the high level concept prior to this about the "change-up" of using different spin, but had no idea you could do so with these 2 key ideas of the placement and adjusting the middle of the stroke only to make them look the same. Great stuff! Keep 'em coming!
Excellent. It really is a fun sport to play. Make sure to checkout the PingSkills website as you can watch all the videos in a logical order and keep track of what you have and haven't watched. Enjoy your table tennis!
What should be the strategy against a similar quality player than us, but with better reflexes? Should we stand a bit back to give ourselves more time or should we attack earlier to give opponent less time?
Great to see you thinking about these things. It really depends on your preference and also the opponent. Try both and see what works best. Also watch this video for some interesting thoughts on reflexes and how to improve them: www.pingskills.com/tutorials/intermediate-strokes/improving-your-reflexes Enjoy!
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Yes another pingskills video. Haven't seen a new one in a while
I hope you found it useful.
@@pingskills I loved it like how I love Alois's deep brown eyes 😍
Have you guys played vr table tennis? I've been playing it for a while due to covid, tons of fun!
I haven't as yet. I should give it a try!
Great video once again, wish you a merry christmas Pingskills.
3:17 - spin / no-spin
5:03 - wrist
5:44 - chop
Thank you for the good tips. I started playing TT in my office only after seeing your tutorials, its very useful to learn faster.
Keep the great work EXPERTS.
I'm glad our videos are helping. Keep practicing and I'm sure you'll keep improving :)
Great video! Thank you for putting this one out here. Definitely understood the high level concept prior to this about the "change-up" of using different spin, but had no idea you could do so with these 2 key ideas of the placement and adjusting the middle of the stroke only to make them look the same. Great stuff! Keep 'em coming!
Hey Pingskills, keep up the good work. Absolutely scorching heat in Australia today!
Yeah and it's going to be over 40 again tomorrow in Melbourne!
Just start playing table tennis this november these videos helps loads
Excellent. It really is a fun sport to play. Make sure to checkout the PingSkills website as you can watch all the videos in a logical order and keep track of what you have and haven't watched. Enjoy your table tennis!
great tricks.. thanks a lot coach
You're welcome!
Great tips, guys. Thank you very much. I'm eager to use them during next session.
Oh my God, you guys are back!!!
Hope you like the new video :)
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salam sejahtera dan salam kepada junjungan nabi saw.
long time no see ;-)
Yes, hello :)
Wouldn't be playing table tennis if not for these guys
Thanks for the kind words. I hope you keep playing for a long time :)
What should be the strategy against a similar quality player than us, but with better reflexes? Should we stand a bit back to give ourselves more time or should we attack earlier to give opponent less time?
Great to see you thinking about these things. It really depends on your preference and also the opponent. Try both and see what works best. Also watch this video for some interesting thoughts on reflexes and how to improve them: www.pingskills.com/tutorials/intermediate-strokes/improving-your-reflexes
Enjoy!
Thanks a lot! Very helpful video! Good to see new video's from you again!
Glad you liked it!
Awesome explanation! Keep up the Good Work!
Thanks!
This is pure gold! Thanks a lot from Russia, Kazan!
Great video guys!
Thanks. I'm glad you liked it.
Can no-spin chopping technique be applied to heavy top spin case?
When I tried to use less-wrist movement , ball became to go high in that case.
It is possible, you may need to adjust the bat angle if it is flying hard and ensure you are still coming down with your bat.
Great video
Thanks!
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First
in chop do always need pimples rubber?
No, there are choppers that use normal rubber.
Thanks
5:58 agreed
Is it possible to do it with your backhand
Yes it certainly is. Just use the same principles that we discuss.
@@pingskills is it owk if you please do a tutorial or a lesson on the tomohawk serce please!!
@@joelmawthoh7712 we actually have a lesson on this for our premium members - www.pingskills.com/tutorials/introduction-to-serving/tomahawk-serve
Thanks for another inspiring lesson.
You're welcome. I'm glad you liked it.
Welcome back. Thanks for new vedio.
7 minutes and now I have lots of techniques to try. I wish this came out a week ago before the ping pong tournament at work started :p
woah new vid, cooll
I hope you like it!
Very nice! What if we play with long pips? Where does the contact need to be?
The middle of the bat or maybe in the middle but slightly towards the end of the racket is usually a good place to aim for.
can you guys make more penhold?
The problem is we aren't penhold players ourselves so this makes it more difficult.
How to do it in backhand??
The same principles apply regarding the use of the wrist, where you hit the ball and how much you brush the ball.
@@pingskills thank you for the advise.
how inspired you to make a new video?
We just found the time to get another video completed. Hopefully we'll get much more time in the future :)