Table Tennis Coaching Session - with Craig Bryant

[@davidgatheral792]

Really interesting and some great ideas for training routines. Thanks.

[@peterhamshaw5547]

Excellent coaching with what looks like a very engaged player, great from both of you, thanks.

[@runescapersownu]

excellent session, thanks for sharing! my favorite exercise is the multiball one where you randomly feed float or backspin balls. super common ball in matches (at my level). will definitely incorporate that exercise into my training!

[@alexanderandreev2280]

thanks for sharing your work!

[@adamdaley1986]

Great video Craig. Have told a few of the guys at the club I play at in Essex about you and your channel. Hopefully you'll get some more subscribers.

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Top man, thank you for that 👌

[@nisk72]

We are trying to incorporate more multiball and drills at our club. We tend to fall into the one player plays cross, the other down the line, drill quite often. I have been looking for a reference sheet or guide for easily changing it up. Our minds go blank when we get to the club.

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Great to hear that you’re wanting to try new things

[@LucI10-p2w]

1:45 in my club we are doing Backhand from Backhand side, forehand in the middle then again backhand at the backhand side and then a forehand from the forehand corner

[@LucI10-p2w]

4:09 how can I do this exercise when I am a lefti and the person I train with is a righti?

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Your backhand switch would go down the line to their backhand, then they spin with their backhand into your forehand (or you can ask them to turn the corner to use their forehand.

[@LucI10-p2w]

Ok, thank you! Btw, I love your videos, keep going❤

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Thank you

[@nguyenanhquynh7322]

great content, love this kind of clip!

[@tommyolsson4604]

I would love to have a coach like you in my town, looks like quality traning right there 👍

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Thanks 🤩

[@ivanemery7836]

Another great video Craig.

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Thanks Ivan

[@simonnarramore4850]

Nice one Craig! She's doing very well! So lucky to have you on 1-2-1 coaching in a hall! As per usual great motivator, didn't try and make her look silly and still made her work to get the best out of her. Fancy moving to Croydon? :). My serve is doing great after your online coaching. Last Friday I got some admiring comments on my hook serve! Awesome coach! Everyone who loves this game should try some coaching from you!

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Awesome stuff Simon! I will be staying put in Devon though! 😂

[@mmmmm35179]

Might it be beneficial to introduce more unpredictability into training sessions? I've been training under a coach who competes at quite a high level. After two years of consistent practice, including some friendly games, I entered a local tournament. Surprisingly, I lost all five matches, primarily to opponents who appeared less skilled. It seems I wasn't ready for the unpredictable nature of a real match. I must admit, I've somewhat attributed this to my coach, who usually focuses on drills where the next move is predictable.

[@aseq2]

Nice vid! Julie should move her index finger when playing forehands to go alongside the rubber, not across. This makes a lot of people kind of 'thrust' or 'shove' instead of hitting the drive shot by rotating the lower arm (sorry for the English). They will often compensate the awkward movement with their wrist too at the end of the shot (very clear at the beginning of the vid). Keep that elbow low and the have the bat extend the lower arm.

[@ivanemery7836]

You're making Julie work hard haha 😄

[@rogerhance5883]

Great video

[@alistairpearson1970]

Great session mate

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Thanks 👍

[@skrekymastero]

Oh thank you for your video. I think I will contact you soon, but I must write what I want before.

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

👍

[@hareshbhatt5960]

Nice session and nice video. Thanks for sharing. Your serves during service tutorials and this session were quite different. I beleive you have not used your great serves so that she does not have discomfirt. Isn't it?

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Yes, important to find the right balance to aid improvement

[@christo7405]

À very good coach with a good woman player ! Thanks you for this lesson. Serious and funny moment !

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Thank you. I’m glad you appreciate the comedy too 😁

[@selametgunaedi8923]

I like..nice video..i am form indonesia..

[@mmmmm35179]

Interesting video! I wonder why it's titled "English" though, hm?

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

I was trying to offer the video in as many languages as possible and I think I’ve accidentally labelled the English version as ‘English’

[@wilburyuen]

There was some scratchy noises

[@81Harshit]

Which rubbers do you use? And blade?

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

All in the description 👍

[@turp1z]

She hits ball too close to herself, so she pulls her elbow back into the body. She needs to hit the ball a little further from the hull, then this mistake will not be