How to apply "Power from the ground" to the backhand

[@leonardopaiz1754]

Darko jorgic one of the most powerfull backhand in the world, is amazing to see training him

[@quizdoprofessor]

❤Awesome

[@Aku-mg2go]

Wow you already upload this technique..I have been watching this backhand technique for a long time..but I never succeeded, maybe my physical factor is not so high for asian body size

[@evolver5379]

Feeding the ball Soul satity

[@jmr4593]

Which rubbers are better for such strokes? Sticky?

[@conscribe838]

Can u reveal your equipment?

[@gab5012]

we don't need to know that yet, we don't even know how 'Emrathicc' plays

[@kimthanhtung9268]

Bạn ơi mình ko biết tiếng anh thì bạn có thể hỗ trợ mình bật phụ đề tiếng việt ko! Cảm ơn

[@pingsunday]

Co phu de tieng Viet ma ban.

[@areefirsyad2591]

Tq sir...sory sir may I ask questions... What difference between backhand n backhand flick?... Sometimes when playing make me confused 🤔🤔🤔 which one better?... Tq master...

[@noahhein7580]

You do a flick on a short and spinny serve or chop, the backhand is more for the offensive game (sorry for my english)

[@areefirsyad2591]

Tqvm sir...

[@orlandojam8]

flick is done inside the table

[@psychedelia4564]

Im slovenian and you really failed pronaunciating joze urh 😂 but great video like always

[@champarai9639]

I want to introduce a completely different concept, at least in my training centre. I wonder an sports person espciallly in soccer covers a very big, enourmous area,. Like wise, creket, hockey. Rugby, the playing area is enourmous. Same goes with volleyball, badminton, basketball, L Tennis; the playing area is very big in comparrisoon to Table Tennis Table. In fact it is a size of a dinning table in a kitchen. So why to use back hand ? Instesad train your player with forehand foot work to push, counter hit, top spin, flick and kill. Actually we are under using the youthful stamina and power of our players. Fan zandond missed gold only because of back hand. This is my openion. You can observe Ma Lin using only forehand rubber.

[@z0uLess]

Yes, but power from the ground is easier to read. Fast blade players that hit "wrong" with mostly arm reduce the time the opponent have to respond to an attack.

[@rolypolyraccoon9242]

?? I mean fast shots on the rising ball are harder to read because you reduce the reaction time available. But using the body is not easier to read in terms of where you will place it. The stroke is much the same but may differ slightly in when you hit the ball in your rotation, the subtle angle of your racket face, and direction of follow through.

[@micer5194]

It's only an advantage up to a certain level. "Wrong" technique is usually too inconsistent to win matches against pros.

[@z0uLess]

@@rolypolyraccoon9242 Yes, I guess power and spin is easy to read, but not so mutch position.

[@z0uLess]

@@rolypolyraccoon9242 ... but, sometimes a bad technique is good by the suprise it creates. Truls Moregard vs Darko Jorgic had some of those.

[@z0uLess]

@@rolypolyraccoon9242 I am referring to the fourth point in the fourth set in the final of europe top 16 2022

[@lovelydbytes]

fouth

[@somebody5186]

Almost nothing was said about backhand.

[@mayankchaturvedi570]

Still not very clear like forehand

[@tatogaprindashvili9140]

First