Table Tennis | Ping Pong [Must Know - Connect the ZONES and connect the ball] 탁구 존에 관한 이야기

[@Dr_Hitesh_NLP_Master_Trainer]

Its really excellent coaching what I was thinking day n night, thanks for such an wonderful video

[@juancruz-adames6644]

The content of this video is excellent. This is one of the best table tennis videos I've seen on KZbin!

[@roadtopro3038]

Thank you for your encouraging words!!!

[@alexandresavardo]

This is a superb concept. Very useful from a pedagogical standpoint so we understand what we're talking about when it comes to depth and positionning in the game and nourishes reflexions on that topic. Thank you for this. Hopefully the ''zone 1... zone 5'' language will become a standard in the near future. I will try to promote it.

[@petrusincraian198]

Very useful information. Thanks for your work.

[@roadtopro3038]

Thank you for watching!!!

[@omarmorsy1505]

Great video and important information. Please clarification the sources or research related to the informations

[@roadtopro3038]

All original.

[@zizo015]

Absolutely amazing explanations.

[@roadtopro3038]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@lightawake]

Hi your information is really great but hard to hear. Would be great if you slowed down and spoke more clearly but with longer pauses - especially at the end of your sentences when you tend to trail off. Also, if you could add slow motion video to give us maybe double the time to read the writing on screen - it's too fast right now and it's not easy having to stop and rewind every few seconds to pause. Other than that it's super helpful content - thank you!

[@roadtopro3038]

Thank you!! Sorry about that. Someone told me it was too slow:( then I tried to speed up the talking but I have heard that I am speaking too fast from someone else too. I will try to slow down on!

[@lightawake]

@@roadtopro3038 thanks for your reply! :)

[@roadtopro3038]

@@lightawake thank you for your comment! Your feedback is very important to me;)

[@karlingram9581]

@@roadtopro3038 You can't please everyone. Do what is comfortable for you; those who find value in what you offer will adjust.

[@rblanton2007]

Great video Daniel, keep up the great work!

[@roadtopro3038]

Thank you!!!!:)))

[@dejanmarkovic690]

Helo, very useful video, I am beginer and mostly play I and II zone. Can you please explain what is the best movement (footwork) from this(I and II) zones especialy on backhand side. Thank you.

[@lucaslupus1]

Top quality content as always👏🏻

[@roadtopro3038]

🙏 thank you!:)

[@daikhaled7103]

Good video. Keep going 👌

[@roadtopro3038]

Thank you so much for your support and comment!!

[@ChristianRouLund]

👍🏓

[@Dr_Hitesh_NLP_Master_Trainer]

Can I request to guide on how to judge the zone? as for direction, left, center or right its simple, we can watch racket angle and ball. But for depth of the ball I personally find its difficult one to judge that its a long one or short one and fast one or slow one

[@roadtopro3038]

@@Dr_Hitesh_NLP_Master_Trainer try my patreon website! I can answer in more detail.

[@Dr_Hitesh_NLP_Master_Trainer]

@@roadtopro3038 sure Any link Also any online coaching is welcome

[@roadtopro3038]

@@Dr_Hitesh_NLP_Master_Trainer if you go to my channel there is a link for patreon. Otherwise you can also send me email. We can setup a online lesson afterwards.

[@nguyenanhquynh7322]

best, thank you!

[@zizo015]

Many thanks again. I'm watching the video again and I was asking myself how big are these spaces actually. Does each space (width) in 0:20 represent the body including the racket holding hand!?? i mean the space that body takes. Zone 1 is clear I think. In 1 the leg/foot is under the table. Zone 5 is also somehow clear (where you lob). but regarding 2,3 and 4: A) Zone 2 is where you stay when serving and after the serve. Would you say that the body is a forearm length far from the table?? (when you can touch the table with the head of the blade in the neutral/ready position??). B) How would you explain the movement from 2 to 3 and from 3 to 4? Is it one jump to the back with both feet simultaneously? I'm sure i'm not the only one who asks himself these questions. Many thanks for your effort and I love your videos. though they are rare at the moment :)

[@roadtopro3038]

These are great questions! A) zone 2 is ideal position to loop for forehand, backhand loop is more like 2.5 because if you are too close, you can not loop well as the contact is in front of your body. So forearm length from the table would be the max distance in terms of zone 2. This is because you want to ideally catch forehand loop at the top of the bounce and the top of the bounce is somewhere around above the end line of the table. B) you can think it’s about a foot for each zone and in the beginning you can practice by moving one foot at a time then practice by moving both feet at the same time. Everyone has different reach and speed. But the key here is that stepping back after the underspin loop helps you yo continue to loop. And after that to counter your opponent’s loop, you may have better spacing if you have about a foot apace from regular loop. So each zone is not too far from each other because there is limit how far and fast we can move back and forth during rally. But still it’s very important to know your comfortable zones for each technique and apply in the game by training.

[@zizo015]

@@roadtopro3038Many thanks. Truly genius how good you explain things in an easy understandable way

[@roadtopro3038]

@@zizo015 thank you for your questions! I love your questions!!!

[@roadtopro3038]

@@zizo015 i edited a little to add some more explanation. But I think you already understood.

[@WalletCrackerTT]

좋은내용 잘 보고 있습니다 ㅎㅎ 한글자막도 혹...시 추가된다면 더 많은 분들에게 유용하지 않을까 싶어요!

[@roadtopro3038]

봐주셔서 감사합니다! 아예 한국버젼을 만들려고했는데 여력이 안되더라구요. 한국어 자막 한번 노력해볼께요!!!

[@minhluong2225]

So which is zone for fh and bh drive? Tks coach!

[@roadtopro3038]

You can play them in any zone. Start the drives where the ball contact will be at the top of the bounce. Then you can play a little closer and further to make it even better.

[@kr3xy140]

I hear some coaches say you must move only one leg when going in and others say move both. Now I don't know who to trust

[@roadtopro3038]

You don’t need to trust someone. Just think about the consequences and why you want to do so. Both are right, sometimes you move just one leg in sometimes both, it’s situational. But if it’s going in because the ball is short, usually we step in with one leg first then the other leg may follow afterwards if it required power(smash or loop). If just push, one leg only is no problem.

[@kdgr]

🏓👍

[@roadtopro3038]

🔥 👍🙏💪🦵

[@asarothasessino12]

Hi coach Daniel!!! Got a question. I think I'm an intermediate player in general. While training and doing my drills I always feel that my ball has a lot of quality and I do the technique correctly, but when it's about time to play and don't know what happens, I feel inconsistent, my ball goes anywhere. Is there any excercise or something to improve my game ?

[@roadtopro3038]

I see! That’s great question, and that’s related to the body rhythm video plus some footwork which I intend to upload in near future. In the meantime, try to watch the video about body rhythm a few times.

[@divinentd]

You might also look for some irregular drills. They're somewhere between the predictable repetition of most drills, and the randomness of open play, so you can still work on specific shots or transitions between shots, but without forming bad habits by always knowing where the ball will go next. Maybe Daniel has some he'd recommend? I don't want to link out to someone else's channel, but they're not hard to search for. There aren't too many out there though.

[@roadtopro3038]

@@divinentd That’s really good point! I agree with him. Once you have good quality on your shots, it’s time to practice random(irregular) drills which forces you to think and read and move all the time. Irregular drills are somewhat close to game situations. You can start with some sequences, for example, how will you play when the opponent serves such? How do you make opening? Things like that.

[@tj_1260]

Ouf

[@christianvauthey2951]

Ok but don't talk so fast.