3 Performance Tips & Habits YOU MUST KNOW | Use to get to ADVANCE level | Table Tennis / Ping Pong

Ok , thanks

[@skindiver2]

Without doubt the best tips I’ve heard cheers from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Ah thanks David for your comment 🙂

[@tiagomendes847]

Excellent work and teaching! The videos about forehand topspin helped my to find some weakness in my technique. I would like to suggest some videos about tactics after serve and positioning during rallies. Although there are plenty of content about technique in youtube, we can find almost nothing about advanced tactics.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thank you for your kind words :) Yeah I agree with you on the tactic based ones and I will for sure provide some high level tactics / exercise drills for the future when I have more resources available :)

[@nicoanabalon3647]

Muy buen video, me sorprende la gran calidad de producción pese a que recién estás comenzando, congratulations!!

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thank you for your words :) I have a great editor that makes me look good ha

[@amjadelbayaydah410]

Thank you for the valuable videos,

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Appreciate your kind words :) I really do hope each video can bring something positive educational!

[@meaghankelly5078]

Brilliant video

[@rangarajp6315]

Thank you

[@Franky_1974]

Three very nice and important tips! Thanks a lot! I will try to use them as often as I can. ;-)

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Franky I am sure you can do it :) One session at a time!

[@raymondborror6996]

This will be this month's training goals. thank you

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Be patient and praise yourself when you see development. It is key to view and understand the good things you do so you can grow confidence in your abilities.

[@amigalarsson2440]

Wish I had a coach like you in the club! Keep up the good work 👍🏓

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thank you for your kind words :) If you're interested I could help you by doing "online coaching" with you! Get in touch if you want more info [e-mail] :)

[@idrivearttabletennis]

Good video. All critical steps to advance. Right now, I'm really working more on footwork (instead of "reaching" I want to "move!" more).

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Yeah and I am personally guilty of that cause I'm 6'2 and do not really need to move side to side ha

[@holgerhenrichs489]

Another great video, thanks for sharing!

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thanks Holger :) Good luck at training!

[@w.w.walnut8400]

Awesome content mate. Thank you for your work. I just started out playing in 2021 and recently found your channel and you really help me understand the proper basics. Now it's just a matter of properly implementing your advice.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Amazing to hear that :) Thank you so much for your comment. I hope as a starter you do not go and buy some mad expensive "fast" racket, because table tennis is way more than just speed. Let me know if you have any future questions or want something directly filmed for you :)

[@w.w.walnut8400]

@@dublintabletennisclub Will do! Thank you. I bought a racket for 25 Euro that serves me well. I thought that I can still upgrade as soon as I learn what I like and dislike in a racket.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Yeah that’s not bad thinking. Your next racket could still be a build one again, but higher level like the one I use (4 star or a 5 star that has a carbon blade) before you set up your own full set. 5 star racket that has carbon would serve you good for 1-2 years on your development easy and I would recommend that to my players :)

[@philipbaugh8450]

Another great video Eddy, thanks again

[@dublintabletennisclub]

You're watching every one I ever done ha :) That is some level of dedication Philip!

[@renatajelli6924]

Your teaching technique is amazingly effective....no matter if it is for beginners or advanced, you lay it as if it is for 6 yr old. Kudos to you! It takes to be an observant teacher to teach what you observed. No many have the ability to convey the knowledge selflessly as you are. Thank you from NZ :)

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Wow, thank you! I actually read your comment one the 1st day when you posted and it felt very nice to read it and see how much these videos can be enjoyed. I was distracted and procrastinated on KZbin a bit, but it helped for me to get back into it with your comment :)

[@sharadnaran5697]

Great information Please advise how to generate more spin when serving long and short What is the best way to ascertain the amount of spin on your services I cannot seem to do a backhand ghost service this I believe will assist in advancing spin capabilities on the backhand side Sharad Naran

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Great question and not so easy to answer through comments. Summary is basically like this: The fastest difference is either flick out your wrist so you can get as much wrist action as possible to create the spin -and if you can add or use this - Have a big arm swing so you can create momentum. Holding the racket with a strong grip. When making contact make sure racket is gripped even tighter so then you can "handbrake" your arm and use a bit of wrist action to scoop extra spin. The fast braking with tight grip will create more spin. I hope that makes sense? This is for sure easier to shoot than write to explain!

[@twenty4seven368]

Look at the quality of spin of those serves!

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thanks 😊 The key is the sharp brush contact with the wrist! How’s is this serving coming along for you?

[@modelo298]

Amazing vid! Could you please do a video explaining different types of rubbers and paddles suited for beginner to intermediate players?

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Great suggestion! Do you need a beginner racket right now? We have that level rackets for sale in our eBay store :)

[@modelo298]

​@@dublintabletennisclub I need an intermediate racket, and most people recommend making your own instead of buying one pre-made.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

It is true in bigger picture, but if you're getting your first proper racket AND are a player that is learning / coming back to sport then I would suggest to any that a build racket is better. It is build more for that purpose to learn / adapt and improve. A racket that is special made is for players who KNOW who you are in almost all areas. Like you know how you are with flick / serves / footwork etc etc. So look what and who you are as a player now :)

[@eugenev5946]

Great video! What is correct technique to transition the grip from serving position where you hold rubber with your fingers to grip the handle quickly to get in ready position? Thanks

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Great question and I think I have actually answered it in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4rRoJKYfc-FoLc At the segment of the video "how to un-grip" so check it out and let me know if that answered or not :)

[@eugenev5946]

@@dublintabletennisclub Thank you, perfect. I will try it tomorrow. Once in a while I have problem with changing grip when ball comes back quick and I go for the third ball attack with unbalanced grip.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Yeah I feel you. It could come down to a few things like even watching your ball too long and or too slow to get back into the ready position so make sure you have a sharp re-set after the serve!

[@eugenev5946]

@@dublintabletennisclub Actually you are right , I do have problems with both. I will have to pay more attention. Thank you!

[@mohammadkibriya9254]

How r u im a massive fan

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thanks Mohammad :) How is your training going along?

[@yunghanhuang8188]

your voice quality is not clear

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Yeah totally agree!! Got a mic now attached to my shirt in future videos that will make the overall quality better :) Hope you enjoy them!!

[@johnf536]

I enjoy your content but I would much rather hear the ping and the pong of the ball instead of the annoying techno filler music that adds nothing worthwhile to your video.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

That's a good idea :) I could put the mic onto the opponents side and focus on the bounce for these types of videos!! Thank you for the comment :)