Yeah it's pathetic isn't it. I really hate the table tennis competitive culture; endless clapping after shit points, shuffling feet, wiping hand on table, taking forever to serve, holding up your opponent, screaming chinese words that you can't pronounce after winning a point. Truly worthless.
This game is won on the serve/service return. Even though Craig’s jab serve was spinny and deceptive it drifted long too often and McBeath could attack it, whereas McBeath’s were short and tight. Craig virtually didn’t get to attack it once, he was forced to push, especially the short reverse pendulum to his forehand. He misread this and popped it up a few times. Also as Craig kept using the same motion, he allowed McBeath to get used to it and he read it better and better as the game went on. If Craig had changed his serve more (backhand, pendulum etc) and kept them short then he could have attacked some of the returns and kept McBeath guessing more. His faster topspin jab serve seemed to get a more passive roll return so he should have been ready to loop kill this, but he was too passive with the return and didn’t use this enough.
Lmfaooo. I knew there would be a comment like that. He was doing the deceptive serve like serving backspin but finishing the bat as if he did top spin. But some of the other crazy shit he teaches, I didn't see none of that here.
I know that you know this game quite good but this was hard to watch. One dimensional Serv, not varying the spin and going for the risky shots when struggling are bad decisions. You were crashing him in the beginning and then he started to anticipate but you didn't reach to that. Kept playing the way you play...
No he's not, Everytime he does the serve he alters the spin with slight movements, if you played table tennis for a reasonable amount of time you would know this.
I agree with Riceboi TF2. He's doing a deceptive serve for the most part. Serving backspin but finishing the blade topspin, and vice versa. But the other player did a good job reading it and returning correctly.
i must agree with @AsSaS!n GAMING. even though he did some variations (spins/placements/long/short) with his serves. it's still one serve (looks like Par gerell serve). why not mix up different serve. why not throw some backhand serves, or r. pendulum. looks like he didn't want to go out of his comfort zone. Look at Ma long, FZD, Timo, Dima, DN, they do different types of serves in one game, not just variations in one type of serve especially when the match is not working out for you. (well, just saying i know it's hard when you're under pressure during a match, i have made same mistakes, many times, keep forgetting i can do more than one type of serves)
Lmao I knew there would be some ppl who would try to boast their knowledge of table tennis here. (I said some so plz don't be angry unless u are one of them)
Richard J is correct. The other guy just did a really good job reading and returning. The other guy though is literally doing the same reverse pendulum serve every serve.
Driven insane by the endless clapping and applauding
Yeah it's pathetic isn't it. I really hate the table tennis competitive culture; endless clapping after shit points, shuffling feet, wiping hand on table, taking forever to serve, holding up your opponent, screaming chinese words that you can't pronounce after winning a point. Truly worthless.
@@ArakkAttack hey..I can pronounce random Chinese words 😡
If you like clapping a lot, watch this with your headphones turned up LOUD
This game is won on the serve/service return. Even though Craig’s jab serve was spinny and deceptive it drifted long too often and McBeath could attack it, whereas McBeath’s were short and tight. Craig virtually didn’t get to attack it once, he was forced to push, especially the short reverse pendulum to his forehand. He misread this and popped it up a few times.
Also as Craig kept using the same motion, he allowed McBeath to get used to it and he read it better and better as the game went on. If Craig had changed his serve more (backhand, pendulum etc) and kept them short then he could have attacked some of the returns and kept McBeath guessing more.
His faster topspin jab serve seemed to get a more passive roll return so he should have been ready to loop kill this, but he was too passive with the return and didn’t use this enough.
loved when craig tried to pull the snake on em respect craig
Both palyers played wonderful👌
i feel like after he gave up all those points in the first game he lost his edge. He could have beat that guy.
the kicker serve worked everytime, i wonder why craig did not use it more
Clap your hands say yeah! If you like pointless clapping, this video is for you.
very good
I think Craig had a good chance of winning this but he got tilted after the first set.
Craig had that first game
Where is the serves that you taught?
Lmfaooo. I knew there would be a comment like that. He was doing the deceptive serve like serving backspin but finishing the bat as if he did top spin. But some of the other crazy shit he teaches, I didn't see none of that here.
@@PrinceDiggie most of those serves just won't work against someone like McBeath
PrinceDiggie Someone like you never deserve his teachings. Get the f**k off, loser.
11:33 haha, revenge!
Where is the serves that you taught? That is so true! I thought at first you would use the kicker and down the line! even I can do it!
🙏🏼🎥📸🎬🏓👏
please edit out the parts between points next time. Cool video though
I cannot believe you lost that first set.
Why do they touch the table up by the net sometimes🙄🙄🙄
get sweat off of palms in an area that the ball rarely, if ever, goes.
Rd
I know that you know this game quite good but this was hard to watch. One dimensional Serv, not varying the spin and going for the risky shots when struggling are bad decisions. You were crashing him in the beginning and then he started to anticipate but you didn't reach to that. Kept playing the way you play...
Clap clap clap clap clap clap clap, why? it drives me insane.
there are other matches happening simultaneously in an indoor gymnasium. What is confusing about that?
@@dthorne4602 it's annoying
@@kevintaylor6651 ok
are these guys pros?
The bald one is pro in england
None are world class players
Top English players. Both played internationally. David is 5th in UK and Craig about 12th in the UK for reference
He is serving the same serve and keep heaving problems.why
This guy is constantly serving using one move.. Wtf
No he's not, Everytime he does the serve he alters the spin with slight movements, if you played table tennis for a reasonable amount of time you would know this.
I agree with Riceboi TF2. He's doing a deceptive serve for the most part. Serving backspin but finishing the blade topspin, and vice versa. But the other player did a good job reading it and returning correctly.
i must agree with @AsSaS!n GAMING. even though he did some variations (spins/placements/long/short) with his serves. it's still one serve (looks like Par gerell serve). why not mix up different serve. why not throw some backhand serves, or r. pendulum. looks like he didn't want to go out of his comfort zone. Look at Ma long, FZD, Timo, Dima, DN, they do different types of serves in one game, not just variations in one type of serve especially when the match is not working out for you. (well, just saying i know it's hard when you're under pressure during a match, i have made same mistakes, many times, keep forgetting i can do more than one type of serves)
@@LaurenceNyein wrong
Lmao I knew there would be some ppl who would try to boast their knowledge of table tennis here.
(I said some so plz don't be angry unless u are one of them)
Buh
only one service craig, bad match
mmmmmm…..actually he is doing one motion with several serves. Need to look closer.
Richard J is correct. The other guy just did a really good job reading and returning. The other guy though is literally doing the same reverse pendulum serve every serve.