How do i improve in movement though, i feel like my legs stick to the ground

Cracking summary and boy oh boy that was quite a workout session... watched the cloudwalker playing in the chinese super league ... we're blessed ...these are fantastic times to be a tt fan. All the best all, over the festive period

how can world class rank give the secret training thx u sir for lot of golden share Bravo and long life Anders Lind

slow mo please!!!

dude I would be the world's happiest man ever if you were my coach lol

In my paradigm , Many professional players tend to cover their bodies or hands, making it challenging for referees to clearly observe illegal service angles....good insight

Yeah she's good

Thank you, Anders. I respect you so much for your way, your results, your self being

Very slightly

I lost my breath just watching this, a gruesome stamina test What i like about multiball is when you're done, you know you did something 99% of the population never couldn't)) keep up the great content!

3:01 that chinese face is as black as carbon... 😝😂🤣🤣🤣

Super amazing footwork~ 😍💜👍🏻👍🏻🏓💪🏻💪🏻

Love your content

Exhaustingly amazing.

If this is modern Defense I‘m in the wrong Game and pretty medieval old school.

What's with the soft porn music in the end?

Anders, if it's not a secret, how much € he charged you for this training session?

Happy Birthday Anders 🎉🎉🎉

1 of the most best backhand in the world❤

...this is a wrong attitude if you want to be a top player. One win means nothing. You set yourself for failure further in the tournament. This celebration should have only been such for winning the title. Nobody is better than anybody else. You saying that 'it will not be often in your career to win matches like this" means that you don't really believe in your game.

That leads me to ask: what is the European way to practice? A video on that would be great so we can see the difference.

Great video 👏 thank you Anders.

Calling it a “Chinese style” training is a bit of exaggeration and a lil bit of a click bait ;) Normal multiball session. I practiced like this already in 2002 as a mini cadet eastern Europe so it’s nothing new. Of course the level of difficulty rises with your level

Based on normal logic, forehand topspin serve with forehand topspin technique should have a significantly faster serve.

Hey Ander, can you tell Donic to produce your blade in penhold. Your blade is receiving great reviews and it's at a good price. Donic rubber is great but it's hard to find a good Donic blade to pair with it.

Thank you for sharing ! Very useful to see your perfect movement ! 🏓❤️

Can i borrow your chinese coach ? :)

Happy Birthday

Happy birthday anders lind 🎉🙏🏼

It's especially good for young players to build the technique and patience. The best and most efficient trainings are the most boring ones. That's why Chinese are so good fundamentally. They do a lot of same boring and exhausting thing until they master it. It builds the discipline very well.

You should do this 5 times a week and do 2 times normal way with your practice partner. Multiball training is a key weapon to improve your consistency in your matches.

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome post

Thank you so much for sharing your skills and for the very detailed explanation

Can you show us a tutorial on how to perfectly do the “ Counter Loop off'-the bounce”?

Amazing! Awesome brotha!

When Anders Lind executes these drills makes it look easy! Let me tell you when i do it I got chicken fat!! Dripping out my pores with no quality in my strokes lol!!!! Falls apart after the third ball technique is out the freaking door in my journey in table tennis hahahaha!

1. The game is generally won and lost in the serve & receive. 2. I am a highly licensed coach in multiple sports, and in every coaching course, no matter the sport, they teach you to train players with game-like drills. In TT, 2 things tend to separate top level amateurs and lowest level professionals. The first thing is the ability to play back heavy spin and speed consistently. Top level amateurs struggle against those fast + spinny shots. Lowest level pros do not struggle with them. The second thing is their anticipation and ability to get into position early. Top level amateurs tend to get caught flat-footed a lot. Lowest level pros tend to anticipate early and get into position early. So, if you're an amateur, this sort of training will only get you halfway. You will need to master anticipation, and that will require a different type of training. But, if you want to raise your game the most, then you should master your serve & receive game, as well as your anticipation + ability to get into position and attack the 3rd ball, attack or counterattack the 4th ball, and attack the 5th ball. Make all of your serves look EXACTLY the same too. Then, you will be able to fool your opponents with the spin. The way to make your serves look the same is by making contact on different parts of the ball. Other than that, your motion should look the same, regardless of spin.

Good job，Keep going！！！🤩

Pc bang bang no time to waste gogogo asian culture

We need to see more strawberries from Anders

Are you thinking about placement when you do multiball random full table?

Hey Anders, your video is really good and I liked it a lot. I am amazed by your technique. I wish you great success and hope for the best.

Wow, it certainly improves your stamina.

Das könnte reichen für die WM, dann muss aber ALLES passen 😊

YESSSS new video 😊😊

what model of shoes are these?

Your strawberry flick is so inspiring im a fan

gg, wp :)

The best table tennis channel. We are lucky to have a pro like you teaching us.