table tennis timing | Perfect your table tennis stroke

[@pingsunday]

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[@FederickYam]

EmRatThich Table Tennis Coa

[@laksonoe.b.8172]

Thank's for your free coaching MASTER....

[@rickyv.l.duhsaka9680]

Thank you very much I realised that my timing for my forehand topspin is 3-4 but I always hit the ball at 4 I hit the ball at 3 rarely thank u for this amazing tutorial now my forehand topspin is very much better now

[@sixx1979]

Thank God you're back! Welcome back coach!

[@kevinstephens8172]

i can say that i am finally understanding table tennis strokes and there applications. i have learnt so much from your videos. keep it up. very informative!!

[@blueeyednick]

Thank you for the video! Now I actually realised that I really am too rushed when playing and hit too soon rather than waiting for the ball. I will change my pace next time I play and tell you what happenned :)

[@stephanie5489]

I'm your 9,800 sub and please can you do footwork you are my only source of practice I was so sad when your channel went down I'm glad your back.

[@The_Nemeses]

I've only started following/watching/learning about Professional Table Tennis about a month ago and I'm so utterly amazed and the stroke mechanics and understanding the flow of the game in slow motion. Thank you for all these videos for all your advice! 谢谢先生！

[@larrymar19]

this is a great tutorial. very valuable points here. the timing of your shot probably affects your consistency more than the technique of your stroke, which we all obsess about

[@aravindkukkila2932]

Thanks a lot for making this video, it made learning different table tennis techniques on my own much easier.

[@bobbycarballo8104]

really good video. everything was explained well whether defensive or attacking player. good job COACH. thank you.

[@rjanaksundhar9091]

Hello Coach, Its great to watch your videos and contains lot of information supported with lot of technicalities. The timing positions for each type of shot explained in this video is really helpful as to understand when to make the stroke correctly. I have seen many coaches, they don't explain the importance of when to make the stroke and at what particular point, the ball should contact the racket. This video will give a precise understanding and all individuals can learn and practice out of this. Thanks for sharing.

[@nhantdo5016]

Amazing. It works well for my forehand topspin. My problem was I touched the ball too early. As a result the placement was too shprt and lt is quite easy to block. After watching your video I realize that I need to wait for timing position 4 or 5. It also means that I have more time for preparation. My strokes are not bad but timing. Thank you very much.

[@pingsunday]

where do you live Nhan T Do? Vietnam? Not many Vietnamese players watch my channel maybe they don't understand well english?

[@trieuvansy6835]

they may not know this channel. I also posted one of your videos (chinese rubber) in the forum of "bongban.org". but i am an amateur they do not listen to me, do they? ;)

[@nhantdo5016]

EmRatThich Table Tennis Coach a I live in HCMC. I know that not many Vietnamese watch your videos for the reason you already said There is also a guy in Bongban forum with a nick P500. I do guess that maybe it is your nick. Am I right?

[@pingsunday]

who is he? he is also a coach?

[@nhantdo5016]

EmRatThich Table Tennis Coach Actually i dont know him personally. I only read his entries on the forum - bongban which were very informative about table tennis in general and China as the champion. And somehow I understand that he is a coach practicing in Australia. Maybe you know him?

[@toshinobe1569]

Your TT training sessions are very informative. I enjoy each one of them. Thank you.

[@trieuvansy6835]

thks alot, this video is very essential for me and in my opinion it's very scientifical. "accelerate the ball in these timings", that 's easy to remmember.

[@orionmec]

Dear Coach, I really needed this video. I have played for a long time and achieved a fairly high level, but have had about a 15 year layoff. So I have been watching your videos to sort of "re-learn" the game from the ground up. In coming back I have found that I "wiff" (just plain miss) on the ball a lot... and on super easy shots too! So this video really hit home. "Fix" the ball. It has really helped a lot. Thank you! I am having a bit of trouble on the backhand Fixing the ball at the 3 position since at impact you really don't see the ball striking the blade. Feel seems to be far more the key. But still my perception of the ball coming straight at me seems harder for me to see when the ball hits the 3 pos. Any advise on Fixing the ball at a position on the backhand that may help me? Thank you so much for your great videos and help! Mark

[@e3t0n]

Your videos are always a great source of information but this one is excellent... the table for each shot is invaluable... thank you.

[@richardgarcia4681]

love the explanation. it's now all a matter of drilling.

[@BoinBlackCardigan]

You're the best. POWER!!!!. Keep it up the good work. You're the best coach. I learn a lot from you.

[@shawoon]

keep up your good work. i regularly check for your new video. just eye-opening

[@walterakkermans]

just wanted to say that ive seen a lot of your videos, very clear and instructional!

[@paulznumber1]

Great vid. Less power and better timing is indeed the key

[@cgandy2]

Another great video! Thank you, Coach!

[@noctao4163]

Thank you very much! This was very informative and I will try to adjust my play, I'm still a beginner that's learning :P

[@jradovich]

Thank you very much coach! I really appreciate your hard work. I play better because of you.

[@kevinstephens8172]

even though i played tennis before i now consider myself as learning. made a mistake and order a straight handle Tibhar blade with Xiom omega euro (maxx sponge) rubbers on both sides. this setup was too fast for me as a beginner/armature. shots were very inconsistent and hard to keep on the table. watched your videos, educate myself and today purchased a donic waldner allplay with some 729 fx (1.8 sponge). this should help me develop and enjoy my tennis. thank you so much for these vids. Cheers!!

[@pingsunday]

yes. good choice. Develop your stroke! You can see that the speed comes after if you can spin the ball. Feel the ball first, and then upgrade the rubber, the blade is the last thing you upgrade.

[@docraftsgroup]

you're one of the best coaches ...

[@BigV24]

Thank you coach. I get what I need to do conceptually but was hitting the ball so late.

[@pingsunday]

You got this!

[@ExtremeGameTT]

¡Thanks for all these terrific videos, coach!

[@Monsterkosh]

Great video as always coach, thank you very much ! I'm still waiting for videos about chopping or LP in general :D

[@rjtsunami02]

Next Sunday could you address at what angles do you need to hold the racket when performing strokes? So for example, how open do you need the racket for a push, or a topspin against backspin, etc.? Thanks!

very good illustrated, thank you very much

[@chebkhaled1985]

good video as usual .. keep it up coach

[@cyberesso6753]

Yes !

[@dimashevchenko1360]

Great coach! Best coach on KZbin!

[@tellmestraight]

Thanks again! Can you help with reading the spin on serves in a future video?

[@josephnam4726]

Hey coach, thanks for making these factual and informative videos. One issue I have when playing against higher rated players is that whenever they loop kill, I either freeze up and do nothing, or I attempt to block the loop kill and end up having the loop's spin throw the ball out. What can I do in this situation (counterloop, angle, etc.)? Thanks.

[@chitrorathg]

thank you for making this video , now i understand my mistakes

[@PGrizzly-t8v]

Dear Coach Thank you for your insights!! What is the optimal timing/point between 1 and 5 for empty/spinless balls, long and short?

[@notaboxofjuice]

Wahhh this is why my forehand loops always go off the table!! Thanks coach!

[@zaigham5317]

Hi I have a problem in table tennis and I need your help how do the top table tennis players of China handle pressure in games and what mine set do they have when they are in a table tennis game can you do a video on 'mental training' in table tennis so that we get to understand how we should think in games thanks. And also keep up the good work I have learned a lot from your channel and grown into a better player thank you 💯

[@bermudadrain921]

There’s a great deal of sport psychology, speaking about timing. Without pleading the merits of the things EmRatThich mentioned, I highly recommend watching a lecture by Mariann Domonkos. I find it really helpful

[@pratikvishwakarma1599]

Awesomely said brother.. very Informative

[@diogoa.p.wanzeller6140]

very good tips. thanks

[@kittyhalum1978]

Another great video with a great deal of insight. I am an intermediate level player. You explained about the timing in this video but could you please explain about following the ball? Should I follow the ball all the way through or just hit it anticipating the possible trajectory after the bounce? Thanks in advance :)

[@tabletenniskid432]

this is very useful. please add also what part of the ball am I going to contact and do I hit it using the power of rubber only or rubber with the help of the blade.

[@edwinyau9503]

Great video, can you also explain how to hit ball that bounces very high but with back spin accurately? Many times I hit the ball into the net even though the ball is so high.

[@ccie8000]

Awesome tutorial and video....Keep up the good work Bro

[@erisqarolli4438]

Could you explain more on how to increase the feeling of the ball, since it's very important to have a good feeling.

[@xlNecromancer]

as always excellent explanation!

[@astrigal18]

Excellent, thank you.

[@alyu1074]

thanks! Wonderful video!

[@napster331]

Thanks for the Amazing video..could you make a video on how to learn backhand flick...

[@otisskopik1400]

good vidoe. my best timing stroke is the backhand block I guess ;)

[@kj7gsdon]

Fascinating video!

[@dingleydell1]

Your stuff is the best I have seen so far EmRat. I have never had much of a BH or FH, so I struggle in Div3, which is the lowest grade in our club. I can not afford coaching either, which makes your videos and training so valuable to me. Your knowledge of the game is impressive, so I am listening hard to everything you say, because I have never had any instruction, really. I wonder if you could explain sometime how to understand the numbers on the racket rubbers. After your video on rubbers and booster, I have become curious as to what I am using. Here are a few numbers on the bats I use. First is Taiji Sanwei T88 (62-007)on both sides......I have no idea what the numbers mean. Second is Tibhar Evolution FX-P (174-012) on both sides. Again, I do not know what to expect with either racket, except that I go outside the table more often with the Tibhar, when I am pushing and chopping.......so I have returned to the T88 for now. The blade with Tibhar is 729 Bomb (OFF), and blade with T88s is Paul Pinkewich (Australian Champion), with no numbers. My game is lots of spin serves, with lots of variation, and then it is defense, as I have no attacking shots, FH or BH. My returns are with lots of sidespin, BH and FH.......so opponents often miss the ball completely. Those who have good topspin drives, both FH and BH, usually have little trouble with me, because they hammer everything that comes high, and sidespin is no problem for that type of shot. So, I remain in the middle of players in this grade. I think your instruction can help me a lot......so I will try to improve now, with the knowledge you give, thank you! JAMES, from Brisbane TT Club, Australia.

[@christopherojimaduonwuka5864]

Tanks am following U coach

[@AdamOlaso]

this is great information! love it

[@geisontimo]

Nice lesson, thx

[@alfredw.f1445]

Best coach ever :) thanks

[@devpatel2637]

Please teach how to improve our forehand flick and what is the perfect timing to do a forehand flick. My opponent does a heavy backspin serve to my short forehand zone. I can just keep that ball short or long push. I am unable to attack it and when I dont attack my opponent takes the attack.

[@unic0rn897]

Good explanation

[@TyrionUnderhill]

Hi How are you? I'm an offensive player who like to loop far from the table These days I'm using Tensor rubber on both FH and BH - Pailo AK47 Due to your videos about Chinese Philosophy I'm thinking about using a Tacky Chinese rubber on the FH, for example Hurricane 3 neo Do you recommend moving from EU rubber to Chinese tacky rubber for my FH?

[@andrem7th]

Im a huge fan of Your videos! More power. Btw are you Chinese or vietnamese?

[@josemontoro5751]

Great video! One of the most important topics in Table Tennis. But, What do you mean by "Tip n.18 in lenisms"? I'm curious.

[@josemontoro5751]

Ohhh, nevermind, I found it :)

[@northbaytabletennisacademy6960]

When do you start your backswing in regards to timing? I've heard when the opponent hits the ball, when the ball crosses the net, etc. You mentioned back back back back swing, is there a pause before the swing? Thanks, your videos are great!

[@pingsunday]

yes, there is always a pause before the swing. the best timing to start your backswing is right after your stroke, you do a backswing right after. think that the ball will be returned very fast, don't wait for the opponent hits the ball, or when the ball corsses the net.

[@rafaelmeneses4578]

regards What distances between the table do you consider to be the best to obtain the optimum point for both right and backstroke (knowing that the above varies greatly according to the adversary) I think it is important in the process of Training make this quite clear in the young players so that already I leave in automatic like the majority of the movements in this sport and many others. Thanks in advance. I'm sorry for my translator's english

[@hernandezbasiliogustavo9711]

Good job coach

[@donaldschwass9912]

do you have a full video series that I may purchase for reference. I have played for years, but I suck. Want to get better at techniques. Thank you for the help. Don

[@pingsunday]

For instance, all of the coaching videos are free. What do you mean a full video series? No, every weekend, during my spare time, I will make a table tennis coaching for free. I don't sell my video. I don't have enough time to make a private coaching. Maybe, laters, I will make a more specific video, and I will put in on patreon as some players has requested me to do that.

[@nathanwaldock782]

Since the change in ball to the plastic balls, and the change in style following Miu Hirono's attacking style, has the timing positions changed, especially for the forehand loops? Are professionals contacting the ball sooner after the bounce now?

[@1985hunny]

Any video for how to keep ball long or short on push?Also to keep the ball low on net on push?

[@rovinghansham6386]

can you please explain the difference between using a heavy blade opposed to a light one. I was told that a heavier blade will give u more power in the shot is this true. can you please explain.

[@bobbycarballo8104]

hello coach emrathick. how are you? hope you're okay. just asking for help about attaching and cleaning my new stiga rosewood nct vii. having a hard time fixing it. and wat good combination rubber on it. i like looping and attacking the ball near and mid the table. thanks

[@sandeepkumar-ct4jd]

very nice sir......

[@TheNoisyRock]

nice video. i think you didn't mention backhand chiquita over the table. it's very used nowdays in tabletennis. we have a chinese coach and he says you have to hit the ball at point 4 or 5 . i think it's way different from backhand push. what do you think?

[@pingsunday]

Backhand flick like Zhang Jike? For Backhand flick, you should hit at 3 to 3.5. 4 to 5 is too late for BH flick.

[@TheNoisyRock]

EmRatThich Table Tennis Coach yes like zhang jike and fan zhen dong . i'm watching some videos, actually 5 it's too late you are right.

[@sixx1979]

Hi! how do you beat someone that uses a hart bat paddle(no sponge, pips out, cheap paddle)? Thank you!

[@greentechdonga2091]

On the last scene, you have listed the timing for each stroke. Does this timing depends on the effect of arriving ball?

[@sombasu]

great video thx

[@鴉-l1z]

Thank you so much.

[@handifirmansyah7142]

To push with long pips, at what position? Early or late?

[@MrBOBhakimipendobombies]

Can you teach the na long serve side backspin

[@MrBOBhakimipendobombies]

Step by step

[@oshinbhanse1]

very informative video ! what had happened to your account?

[@gilbertoyaxcal6310]

perfect, thanks

[@kishenpankhania363]

How is taking the ball away from the table different when using your backhand, I find that I still need to close the bat, but its still sometimes inconsistent

[@gabri3l875]

What's the Music? Good Video :)

[@gauravchopra9116]

Thanks!!

[@Brian-wy2od]

amaizing video but, you said that the FH loop must been hit wen the ball is in the highiest moment, and then you write that you must hit in the posicion 4-5 that is when the ball is falling. Sory for my english. Thanks for the video.

[@pingsunday]

hi Brian. I've said that the FH loop you should contact the ball at the position 4 -5 when you are a little far way from the table. When you are closer to the table, you can loop, and loop kill the ball at the position 3.

[@angupta9403]

What is correct position when you're opponent serve position like Ma long or Timo boll

[@Roundfacepanda67]

My friend (also my coach) told me that when loop backspin ball need to wait when for the ball to drop down to table level. Is it good?

[@2938634]

My best strokes are the BH flick and BH block

[@susantogozali7584]

thanks Emrict

[@orionilian]

Could you upload any video details for wrist-motion for forehand topspin(against block)?

[@sureshakella4263]

Great

[@blueeyednick]

We want more videos

[@rvdb5021]

5:10, this isn't a backhand push

[@jonyer1980]

what happened the other day? i was trying to watch you vids but youtube said your account was suspended. did you have any trouble?

[@AshPhoenix]

Salvador Miralla I wonder the same!

[@blueeyednick]

Salvador Miralla His channel was taken down for who knows what reason, it's something that KZbin does constantly... Nevermind, now it's restored again.

[@pingsunday]

I've explained on my facebook. KZbin has run a bot to scan for many channels. And they have closed many channels due to "violation of community guidelines". However, in my case, it's a misunderstanding because the bot thinks that my channels use Spam and deceptive content. After 2 days, KZbin reinstated my channel.

[@AshPhoenix]

EmRatThich Table Tennis Coach glad it worked, I was so worried

[@tabletenniskid432]

you really have the best free tutorial around it is well explained. I'm teaching this to my players for free also.

[@КонстантинГуренко-ф2ь]

Век живи и век учись!!!(русская помловица)

[@siddharthkandhway7950]

Found this very helpful.....could u please make a video on how to fake your opponent...

[@vatsalashah2462]

FH TOPSPIN TY

[@cocgamer4923]

how can translate this video in french please ? ???😢😢😢😢

[@KA-eu9sy]

Time stamp 7:45

[@tttvn123]

Hay lắm.