How to do ADVANCE Backhand Flick attack |Table Tennis / Ping Pong |Learn & Master FAN ZHENDONG style

[@ChristianRouLund]

Thanks again for the excellents way you explain and show how to🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thank you for your comment :) Have you been practicing this technique yet? How is it going for you?

[@Franky_1974]

Great video again. I love your tutorials. Thanks a lot!

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thanks Franky!! Hopefully I didn't bore you with my extensive chatter ha

[@Franky_1974]

No way! ;-)

[@adindacakraningrat5613]

Nice, thanks. 🇮🇩👍

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Glad it helped :)

[@FootballFreaks_35]

Nice video once more... Please, how do I attack ball that always come out to my left side?

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Move your left foot more sideways / side of the table and balance yourself like that. Now your body is sideway and more direct with the ball so just treat it like ordinary flick and you should have easier chance to reply it :)

[@kitcooks]

Hello player one ☝️

[@nayeemulbari6916]

Hello from Bangladesh. Your tutorial was great. But it will be much more better if you consider a better net for the table. Your's one is so loose and doesn't have any strings to tight it up. Doesn't comply with table tennis. Thanks and love

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thank you for your kind words and advice :) I totally agree! I will have different and more equipment once my club can reopen :)

[@ngocnguyendinh9984]

Hum.... you talk a bit much, you should demonstrate by practising with ball and show the tips,

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thank you for your comment :) I will take note of that!

[@ngocnguyendinh9984]

@@dublintabletennisclub nice to hear that, please show us more your practicing and some tips to cover the common fault

[@108-Bharat]

He can't do it, so he is just talking to make some bucks

[@hwy61do]

I learned more from your videos than by any other ones out there. Any!

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thank you :) I really appreciate hearing that! I do realize I talk too much in the videos ha so I hope to improve on that!

[@marywilson9129]

Excellent support. What's the difference in using the red and the black rubbers? Is this important in connectivity? When playing doubles in this is there anything you will flag when applying this lesson? Thanks mate. Martin

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Hey :) It all depends if the rubbers are different to each other. Then you use the one that has more spin / control. For me this racket has both the same so it didn't matter. In doubles, there is nothing really to flag except if the opponent then serves more down the line so it be harder for you to hit it. I would just chop it back in games to be safer. But, if it comes in your position the hit it back where it came from and your doubles opponent has no chance!

[@ugbevajoshua8805]

Thank you so much

[@cubekz87]

Guy sending empty balls 😂

[@weewee2876]

How to recover after backhand flick? That's mean when you can do a good backhand flick but the counter is faster. Please give some advices. Thank you for clear tutorial.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Good question!! So if it a successful shot from yourself then you already know that the next ball will be long. Jump back into position more further away from table and more on the left side / backhand area (if you're right handed). So that way you have more chance to counter it with a forehand. If you do not feel confident jump in the middle part to block with either technique, but be more further back as well. Hope this makes sense!!

[@weewee2876]

@@dublintabletennisclub Again, thanks for your clearly explanation. Its really work. I have tried some game these days. Its quit good and change. Hope to watch your other video. Appreciated that.

[@sperumal7698]

Thanks a lot Very sincere effort to coach the needy whether amateur or professional

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thank you for the comment!! Good luck in your training :)

[@idrivearttabletennis]

Congrats on 3,000+ subscribers! Also enjoyed the video. I've been practicing today with my ball machine. Stay safe and well.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thanks :) overwhelmed by the number and we keep growing :) Same to David!! Good luck at training and did you see the world team championships have been moved to USA? It’s happening in November of 2021!

[@idrivearttabletennis]

@@dublintabletennisclub Yes, World is coming to Houston, Texas. That's about a 16-hour drive away from me. Not sure if ITTF (WTT) will be allowing visitors since Covid is really a problem in US especially in "southern" States. So not planning to go - would go except for Covid restrictions which may mean no visitors at all.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Damn no light at the end of the tunnel? Uh would you be up for a watch along with me through KZbin? I could go live and we could watch it together through our own screens :) maybe be fun and makes it more interesting to have someone to watch it?

[@idrivearttabletennis]

@@dublintabletennisclub Sounds like fun if it can be worked out. Not sure how - maybe you know how though. I have access to Zoom so it might be possible to share the screen on KZbin with those that want to join us on Zoom. Could also be more trouble to set up than it's worth - LOL. But I'm open to whatever.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Yeah with zoom it could lag as well. The best and easiest way for a smooth run is to have a screen separate for the matches. They have a great phone app now for live streaming and KZbin link to connect with me and we chat through live comments. Everyone on their own network would make run things smoothly :)

[@lukedavies-stokes9701]

Another outstanding video from my favourite Irish coach

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Ah there's the main man himself!! Future revolutionary sports physio :) How you doing? How's the level 1 prep going? #needtostartsoonmyself haha

[@lukedavies-stokes9701]

@@dublintabletennisclub done one out of three practice sessions. Done the safeguarding course. Got more sessions to plan and do next week 🙌

[@dublintabletennisclub]

My mans on point 💪🔥 What is the third task you got to do? I’m on serve and receive ha backhand it is then 😂🏓

[@lukedavies-stokes9701]

My one was on serve and recieve as well. 🥵

[@dublintabletennisclub]

YOOOO .. trade? Hahah

[@tj_1260]

Cool

[@anangardhito1760]

Thanks

[@lukmanriyana_bintikpantura]

Please show us at least 40% practice & 60% theory....mostly in your video you only gave us 90% theory, 10% practice.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Yeah that is a good ratio to have :) I will implement when I just have a bit more resources when restrictions for us is removed! Thank you :)

[@hainguyen1164]

Hello Coah Eddy, my name is Hai Nguyen living in Chicago, USA. I have robot at home; can I practice FH flick and BH flick by using robot? my robot can set up backspin, topspin and side spin.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Yes you can :) I will email you the details on how to do it!

[@dr.akpatel9915]

Thanks 😊..love from India💕

[@zizo015]

exremely usefull..thanks Eddie

[@ishanshukla16]

I think I have a strong backhand flip.. whenever I do it people clap but I don’t have that consistency.. can you help with that?

[@dublintabletennisclub]

The most annoying answer a player can hear is "keep training your consistency" haha But, honestly that is all to it. Get a teammate to serve you 20 serves at a time of 5 reps. So 100 balls in total and record how many you HIT and not missed ones. See how consistent you are now and build confidence in your shot. Mentally you will feel better to know how good you are and how consistent you can be :)

[@ishanshukla16]

Great advice Coach 🙏 I’ll follow it to add perfection to the shot ..

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Great!! Keep in touch :)

[@ishanshukla16]

Sure sir!!

[@baxi3838_SG]

Great info Coach. Can you please make a video about Backhand Flick attack/chiquita with the use of Short pimple. thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Short or Long pimples I have some amazing work coming along from a PRO player who uses them :) Great video idea :)

[@philip9650]

Great video, Eddy. I’ve been drilling this shot with multiball a lot lately. Was a bit inconsistent until my training partner suggested moving my thumb up on the racket, facing more 12 o‘clock. Seemed to help quite a bit. Does that make a difference, in your view, either way or is it just down to personal preference? Cheers!

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Now in my own opinion, I would not want a player put their thumb up more straight (if I understand of what you did by having 12 o'clock / thumbs up style) because it's a bit more awkward to return back to neutral grip when using in a match rally situation. Like if you had to follow up with a backhand block or forehand topspin, but again that is just ME and my coaching style. There are a handful of world top 20 players who do it and made it work for them, but it is just not for me exactly. In your case it could be the strength of your arm works better and / or your hand size of your bat suits it better. So you are not doing anything wrong especially if it genuinely suits you and does not slow you down :)

[@philip9650]

Nice one. Plenty to consider, I’ll play around with it and see what suits but you make a good case for a more conventional thumb placement. Thank you very much for your thoughtful reply. All the best!

[@pidiem4889]

And what when I am left handed and my right foot is the dominant one?

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Technically speaking you can’t have it that way. The hand you play with is also the same leg that is your dominant one. So you should use your left foot when chopping or flicking! Are you not having trouble chopping or flicking on your fh side?

[@pidiem4889]

@@dublintabletennisclub The question is a bit complicated , because i have never flicked I just put my racket more sideways and used more wrist. My chopping skill is very low, but when I push the ball (for backspin) I sometimes have problem to reach te ball or I have bad movement. When I play table tennis i have mostly my right foot in front.

[@dhyaneshkb]

when I am doing my backhand serve I am not getting enough spin what should I do for more spin? can we get a video on that?

[@dublintabletennisclub]

I actually have done a video in regarding the backspin serve. Shows how I put spin and control of it :) Watch it and let me know your follow up questions. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5zGpJZ5bJyWm9U

[@dhyaneshkb]

@@dublintabletennisclub I have seen that video before and i did practice but i keep my elbow lower and racket in the top should i change it or can i continue with it. My serve is swinging before it hits the table

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Interesting 🤔 elbow low like level to the table? For easier practice for serve I would keep it high to emphasise on the spin. Try with the elbow higher so the racket naturally situated in that sidespin way

[@dhyaneshkb]

@@dublintabletennisclub u r the only person who replied and thanks for the advice

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Email me a clip at [e-mail] and I can have a closer look if you want :)

[@219cafe]

This is the second or third most difficult shot. The most difficult aspect of this shot is the leg movement into the correct position and follow up shot. The follow up shot is difficult because it is likely your shot will cause side spin and for safety you likely play to your opponent backhand, which will cause the opponent to return the ball to your backhand side. You then would have to move diagonally to follow up the next shot with a backhand drive/top spin with a close bat as the ball will have top/top side spin.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Joe, that was really really well said. I didn't think of that when making this tutorial. I was focused more on timing and concentration.

[@farzadlevin5327]

Well done in detail. Good coach

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Yeah I hope I didn’t talk too much 😅

[@tenxresults]

13 06 2022

[@dublintabletennisclub]

I see you saw a few of my videos :) thanks for the support!!

[@insansuli8186]

Talk only

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Covid - 19 caused a lot of limitations and lack possibilities throughout my shoots, but hopefully the video had some value :)

[@richardlibreofficial1033]

Nice tutorial bro full support here

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thank you Richard :) If there is ever something I can do better let me know!!

[@skindiver2]

Great video mate I’ve been practicing this twice every game I play big improvement Cheers from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Awesome to hear David :) let me know if you have any personal questions that I can help!

[@skindiver2]

I have great difficulty trying to quickly pick the correct serve to make this shot is there any advice on this ie body language prior to serve Cheers

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Try to stand facing the table more rather than purely on side of the body. Opening your body could mean easier contact, but the swing will need to be altered to make the set contact. Spin and speed can still be created

[@AmoCamp78]

Very good explanation

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thank you 😊

[@raymondborror6996]

Thank you for the clear coaching of this shot

[@dublintabletennisclub]

I am glad to hear your thoughts and view mate :) Have you tried this technique yet in a training environment?

[@UrmatKasymov]

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[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thanks for the comment and your support :)

[@skindiver2]

Without doubt best on KZbin

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thanks David :) Appreciate your comment!!