Zhang Jike training slow motion to study

Zhang Jike training in slow motion: forehand loop, backhand topspin against the underspin ball, and forehand to forehand counter-loop.
The training session of Zhang Jike in China Team.
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[@davidryanguasrojas2241]

Hello EmRatThich, thanks for the video, it is quite interesting. I would like to comment that including brief highlights about what to focus during the video would be very helpful, since the perspective of a couch surely notes details that may pass unnoticed by us. On the other hand i would like to ask for a video focused on the attack of long services. I understand that the decision and the footfork are key points. However analyzing which rotation and placement are good for certain situations would be very interesting. For instance, sometimes i can attack the service of my partners but the ones that have a counterattack game are quite problematic since the half long service attack is not that powerful most of times.

[@khmostafa1462]

Zang jike is the most talented table tenis ever

[@Vario125HID]

smooth slow motion is what we looking for.. BIG THANKS..

[@shubhamsinha8600]

mine is 600th like, where is my reward? 😬

[@kd6613]

Zhang jike said himself in another video that his hand "leads" his "hip" for his forehand loop, which is quite a bit unusual for players at the highest level. But the advantage is much smaller and compact movement of his body.

[@dominikk8547]

That little finger flick in his forehand topspin is crazy. Seems like it is not even a wrist flick but he keeps the handle loose in the fingers flicking that handle within the fingers for extra acceleration and spin

[@ДжиммиНейтрон-м2к]

Zhang Jike the best👍💯👍💯👍💯👍💯👍💯👍💯 🏓🔥🔥🔥💪💪💪💪💪

[@ylldeda9154]

Hello coach emratich i have a problem i Always use my thumb for m'y backhand stroke but à have problem am il not fast for changing to forehand -backhand because i use fingers and sometimes i lose my Rally because i not change the grip Can you help me? I speak english not very well. Coach emratich j'ai un problème j'ai toujours utiliser les doigts et mon pousse sur la plaque durant mon revers mais je n'arrive pas changer rapidement de prise du CD en RV et je me retrouve parfois en cd avec des doigts qui ne sont pas la bonne place comme le pousse est que vous pouvez m'aider . pingsunday !?????:))):):)

[@minplex7132]

Practise your forehand with you thumb sso you get used to it. Even Dima doesnt change his grip always!

[@pingsunday]

Hello Deda. I understand well your problem. To fix this problem. You need to loosen your grip! You hold it too hard, and apply the thumb too strong, so you don't have time to change to the Forehand grip. I think that you should loosen your grip! And apply the force only at the moment of contact.

[@cedric4928]

try to practice changing your grip so that u will be faster and not have a problem with changing

[@ylldeda9154]

Thanks im gonna practice this😁

[@nafiuzzaman4103]

I was also suffering from same problem, but recovered by loosing my grip....now i dont need to change my grip

[@giorgione96]

How about a study on XU XIN slow forehand topspin?

[@sin_zeous]

16:29

[@samuelyan1992]

5:20 6:22 9:53 straight line

[@table_tennis_fever]

i find for forehand, zjk's shoulder tighten too much and he does not use as much power from waist as does ma long. So ZJK's balls seem more explosive only from muscles, and can be fast like a bullet, while ma long's shoulder's fully relaxed, and power fully from ground up thru the waist. That's why Ma Long's fh loop like a cannon rather than bullet. Impossible to defend again.

[@junweipan2494]

The action structures of Zhang Jike and Ma Long are completely different. Zhang Jike's characteristic is: the energy of the ball is very high. Malone's characteristics are: very good continuity (high stability)

[@kd6613]

You are right. Zhang Jike said explicitly on another video (in Chinese) that his hand "leads" his body/hip in forehand loop, and uses quick forearm contraction for spin. This is very unusual and perhaps due to his injury issues at yonger age. But on the other hand, I think what his action gives him is very compact and much smaller movement for quick recovery.

[@samuelyan1992]

9:53

[@dr.haripandey]

Thanks a lot good learning

[@pampsy2932]

11:06

[@samuelyan1992]

6:22

[@minplex7132]

Hey coach thanks for your video :). I am struggeling to make my game more agressive I have a fast and spinny topspin on both sides i just cant figure out where to play on the tabel. Please help me I am getting so frustrated ;(

[@pingsunday]

Great! You have fast and spinny topspin. Sometimes, you don't need to win by "agressive" but try to win with consistency. Topspin topspin and vary the placement can help you win too.

[@minplex7132]

Oh yeah I should work on my consistany ^^ but I dont know where to place the balls. I play in the mens league and with my current strokes i just get every ball blocked where i cant apply pressure later

[@minplex7132]

Oh and how about you make a training camp I'd more than happy to get real life coaching with you ^^

[@pingsunday]

I'm coaching at a small club in near Poitiers. It's just for a young local players. Yes, a training camp is great. And I will plan to organize it, a place to sleep, contract with my club, and many thing to do. If you want to do a training camp, go for HGVTT in France, well known place (Hennebont table tennis club). they play in Pro A. Bests

[@minplex7132]

I already go to a few training camps in germany. Id love to go to a trainings camp of yours ^^