Hey Tom! Great video. I’m very thankful for the TH-cam videos as they have helped me immensely in finding techniques that work for me. As a 37yr old beginner that lives at least 2hrs away from a club or coach these videos have been my basement training partner over the last couple months. I just picked up your book “Spin” as well and I’m really liking it. It’s helping me in the mental part of my game and guiding me in my training. Once again another quality basement training partner. Please know that I appreciate your work very much and I hope to get to meet you one day to shake your hand and say thank you. Wish me luck as I aim to improve myself and grow the sport in Alberta Canada. -Devon
Hi Devon, thanks for watching the videos and buying the book. I hope they help in some small way. It's a shame you are so far away from a club, but hopefully you have a few friends who you can train with?
What about changing momentum? I've been 2 sets to 0 up & lost 3-2. Once I start seeing them get the momentum, sometimes I just get in my own head & fall apart
@@TomLodziak I look forward to it. I think people (like myself) stop playing their natural game cause they miss some shots & then start doubting themselves, their ability & start trying things they shouldn't. Some great content you're putting out....if you're short on ideas, I've got heaps of issues 😂
Generally i see videos like this 100% of time addressing the issue that people tend to tighten up under pressure. But There is a significant amount of people, including me, who in those moment very often loosens up to much and therefore loose focus. Are we ignored? Usually I like your videos very much, in this case I’m as with many videos to this topic a bit disappointed. Maybe it would be better to take in a mental coach for doing this video
That's interesting. I don't often come across players who loosen up too much in pressure situations. I'll have a think about how I could cover the topic for you and other similar players.
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Great idea. In particular I like the suggestion of creating "opposing" teams cheering for their teammates. I am sure the kids will love this too ...
Hey Tom! Great video. I’m very thankful for the TH-cam videos as they have helped me immensely in finding techniques that work for me. As a 37yr old beginner that lives at least 2hrs away from a club or coach these videos have been my basement training partner over the last couple months.
I just picked up your book “Spin” as well and I’m really liking it. It’s helping me in the mental part of my game and guiding me in my training. Once again another quality basement training partner.
Please know that I appreciate your work very much and I hope to get to meet you one day to shake your hand and say thank you. Wish me luck as I aim to improve myself and grow the sport in Alberta Canada.
-Devon
Hi Devon, thanks for watching the videos and buying the book. I hope they help in some small way. It's a shame you are so far away from a club, but hopefully you have a few friends who you can train with?
A wonderful bit of advice I got years back about dealing with pressure is "remember son it's only a game".This has served me well over the years.
Excellent match training stuff!!❤
Thank you so much for this video. You just read my mind 😂😃. I was about to comment my idea.
Nice video, important information about pressure. Thanks a lot!
I feel stressed at 0-0. Should I change sport ? 😂
no , adrenaline is power.
@@eloimumford5247 It seems I haven't found the receipt yet. 😂
Ha! I'm always a little jittery at the very start of a match and then I calm down, especially if I take a lead.
Just get sure you only play against players you will easy win, and keep on playing table tennis! 💪🏼😂
@@francescch 😂😂😂
Excellent training 🏓👍
Tip for guy on the far side. Try and stabilise your wrist for the bh. Get the rotation of the stroke coming from the elbow pivot.
Thanks! Very interesting idea!
I lay a towel on the side thats not supposed to be used when the ball hits it it dies...
Great video,Thanks
What about changing momentum?
I've been 2 sets to 0 up & lost 3-2.
Once I start seeing them get the momentum, sometimes I just get in my own head & fall apart
This s quite a big topic. I'd like to gather my thoughts on this and write an article for my website. It's a common issue though. You are not alone.
@@TomLodziak I look forward to it. I think people (like myself) stop playing their natural game cause they miss some shots & then start doubting themselves, their ability & start trying things they shouldn't.
Some great content you're putting out....if you're short on ideas, I've got heaps of issues 😂
@@timpatton149 I'm always open to suggestions. Send me any ideas you have and I'll add them to my list.
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Generally i see videos like this 100% of time addressing the issue that people tend to tighten up under pressure. But There is a significant amount of people, including me, who in those moment very often loosens up to much and therefore loose focus. Are we ignored? Usually I like your videos very much, in this case I’m as with many videos to this topic a bit disappointed. Maybe it would be better to take in a mental coach for doing this video
That's interesting. I don't often come across players who loosen up too much in pressure situations. I'll have a think about how I could cover the topic for you and other similar players.
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