How to do Advanced Forehand Topspin Against Backspin | World class

[@AndyK665]

Fantastic tips. Love how Coach describes the rotation of the backspin ball first, and then explains why you can get the ball over by hitting at the right spot on the ball with a relaxed grip.

[@prakhar176]

Best video I have ever watched to understand how forehand looping a backspin should be done!!! great video as well as great camera angles and video edits.

[@playnvanilla5176]

Great technical and visual explanation. I subscribed. Thank you! :)

[@ThinhNguyen-sk6ds]

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[@tilongclub]

Dạ xin cảm ơn Anh ạ

[@johnverbeek7156]

Excellent explanation, very clear on every step of the stroke. Thank you coach for making free lessons, really amazing.

[@kinas008]

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[@tilongclub]

Dạ xin chúc Anh thành công ạ 😊🤝

[@chienct5073]

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[@toocool7350]

Welcome back Coach Ti Long. I am so happy see u still share table tennis knowledge to us

[@Elausis]

Thanks a lot!! Grettings from Perú 🇵🇪

[@klaasparlevliet2952]

Like your video's and thorough knowledge and teaching by the way!

[@eduardoarosemena655]

You are the best, excellent tips Coach.

[@juhejuhe9071]

I love coach ti long....great master coach. I'm from Indonesia

[@tilongclub]

You’re welcome 😊🤝

[@trueskvoz]

best description ever

[@tilongclub]

Thanks

[@sebastiandesign5216]

Exellent description!! Thank you

[@YoelDiamante]

Great explanation. Thank you.

[@MrZw86]

Look how effortless Ti Long makes this game look I want to reach that level some day

[@semaandouaihi2673]

Very interesting .You have more exercises Than talk .You get 10 Thanks for your Amazing work in understanding How exactly play PING PONG. Keep Going you are the best. Greetings from Venezuela.

[@TamNguyen-ef3xb]

great coach Ti-Long

[@CyclingJournals]

Absolutely amazing video and breakdown of the technique! Now it makes sense why we call it the “loop”. I didn’t see this kind of explanation anywhere, thank you! 👍🙏 also the whip makes sense too - so good sir..

[@benreynera8415]

Thank you grand Master. Very useful lesson for today... God Bless

[@tilongclub]

I wish you success

[@SirTulaman]

That was an awesome breakdown of the theory and the movement behind this stroke. Much appreciated 🙏

[@subhasischattopadhyay3157]

"Use of unused hands" could be used as per the recent training tips by Coach Ti Long. Another great demonstration by the coach. Regards.

[@adamngan7072]

Very good technique support !

[@Catherine1850]

Thank you very much, I love your videos!

[@tilongclub]

I wish you success 😊🤝

[@BinBon1517]

Quá hay a ơi. Mọi lần e cũng toàn bị lỗi lúc chạm bóng là cầm cứng vợt lại nên toàn bị chui. Cảm ơn video của a chúc a nhiều sức khoẻ ạ

[@tilongclub]

Xin chúc Anh thành công ạ 😊🤝

[@iqbalyusof5126]

Thanks coach...now i know how to improve my technique

[@tilongclub]

I wish you success

[@francodejj]

Still one of the best online coaches! 👌🏾🙌🏾

[@tilongclub]

Thanks 😊

[@sushantprasad8103]

Woww!! Extremely powerfull coach....... Keep up the good videos!

[@tilongclub]

I will try

[@antman7301]

Definitely the free hand effect is really important for that student, no doubts. Good luck with your teaching bro!👊

[@turp1z]

Ti Long showed the execution technique very well and clearly, thank you very much! 👍 The young man needs to correct his topspin technique, he has a hit, this can be seen from his elbow, which goes forward

[@harryharrison362]

Yeah, his technique looks weird.

[@SuperMario1111]

Thank you .very helpfull

[@christo7405]

À very good lesson !!!

[@dedisupriadi94]

Amazing practicing!!! 👍👍👍

[@HanhNguyen-rv1pj]

Great video. Thank U.

[@tilongclub]

I wish you success

[@RandyDaGamer]

Thank you. Really helpful. You are a good coach. Me and my friend Kean watch your videos.

[@tilongclub]

😊🤝👍

[@swaminathansubramaniam8137]

Very well explained n nice demo. My strokes are more effective. Execution made comfortable now. Thank you sir 🙏🏓

[@AMTOBurma]

Thanks a lot.

[@anhonguyen3559]

Nice job coach! 😊

[@saefullohipul4712]

Mantap coach tetap semangat

[@kd6613]

❤❤❤ If I understand you correctly, you are saying there are at least two different techniques to execute a topspin against backspin. In this video, the technique involves lowering your center of gravity, hitting the ball near its center, brushing thinly, and avoiding hitting into the wood. Then, use hip and leg rotation to thrust the ball forward. There is an ongoing debate, even among top Chinese players like Zhang Jike and Fang Bo, about whether the ball should be brushed first or “knocked” first when countering backspin. Zhang Jike would agree with your explanation. By the way, your movement looks very much like Zhang Jike’s. The other style for executing a topspin against backspin involves a more direct and aggressive approach. Here are the key points: 1. Hitting Technique: Focus on a more direct hit on the ball, often referred to as a “knock” or “hit” first approach. This means you make solid contact with the ball to overpower the backspin rather than brushing it thinly. 2. Positioning: Stand a bit closer to the table compared to the first technique. 3. Body Movement: Use more of your upper body strength, engaging your shoulders and arms more than the lower body. 4. Follow-through: The follow-through is shorter and more direct, aiming to drive the ball forward quickly. 5. Spin and Speed: This technique tends to produce a faster ball with less spin compared to the brushing technique. This style is often debated for its effectiveness, especially when countering heavy backspin. Fang Bo is known to utilize this more direct approach, emphasizing a solid, powerful contact to counter backspin.

[@andisetya1757]

wow... thanks

[@sushantprasad8103]

Thanks a lot coach, I will try to use this new skill :)

[@tilongclub]

I wish you success

[@joecheng7491]

Very good demo

[@cbs991]

Baik sekali penjelasannya.. terimakasih pak pelatih

[@tilongclub]

Thanks 😊 I wish you success

[@darayacaris]

excelente explicacion... gracias por los videos!!!

[@tilongclub]

Thanks

[@afifkhaja]

Awesome video

[@phamphuoctrung561]

Quá hay và rất bổ it để nhiều ae học theo

[@tilongclub]

Dạ 😊🤝

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[@HoangNguyen-hx8du]

Hay quá ạ. Cám ơn a ạ

[@vietdungpham3864]

Tuyệt vời lắm anh. Thank anh

[@tilongclub]

Dạ xin chúc Anh thành công

[@davidcarter9120]

Fantastic video I'm still a little confused as to where I should be looking to contact the ball in terms of which section of the bat? The middle or bottom?

[@petardr2695]

yes but its easy vs light backspin, but very hard against heavy backspin chops form low and long from the table.

[@loinguyencong298]

Anh có thể giải thích thêm cầm nỏng tay là ntn không ah, nỏng thì có thể bị ngưả cổ tay hoặc bị trượt vợt khỏi tay ah?

[@lehung86vp]

Cám ơn anh TiLong video rất hay. Lúc nào anh làm thêm video khi giật làm sao thả lỏng không bị cứng và video đối giật với anh

[@tilongclub]

Dạ em sẽ cố gắng làm ạ 😊🤝

[@ngocnguyendinh9984]

Hay lắm Long !

[@AMBPAPER]

Seria genial poder ver los subtítulos en español. Gracias

[@morenason]

Ottimo video Peccato che abito in Italia e non posso venire lì

[@tilongclub]

Thanks 😊 I hope see you soon at my academy

[@morenason]

@@tilongclub Unfortunately it's too far for me even though I would love it. I always watch your videos because I have been playing since 1981 with lp ox and smooth rubber

[@mr.mister9099]

amazing!

[@52Alf]

thank you, one question, With short pips, would I have to open the blade more?

[@phungthanhvp]

Thanks bro 😍

[@tilongclub]

Dạ 😊🤝

[@8a_quynhchi358]

hay quá thầy ơi. Tiến Minh học thầy.

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Mantap

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Hay , tuyet voi 👍

[@siswantosis9430]

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[@dominictorreto2510]

Hi.. can we do it with a heavy back spin?

[@jgifxyd7giff7f48]

Very good

[@eduardoarosemena655]

Coach, is your website down?

[@sanjihaha8236]

hello sifu..what rubber and blade you use?thanks

[@tuydoanngoc9605]

video tốt, hlv nói rõ vừa nghe nhưng bật tiếng bóng to ồn quá

[@MegaVietthang]

Mình thấy clip thầy ti long ngày xưa thật nhiều năng lượng. Sau này clip đã ko đươci như xưa. Vẫn xem những clip cũ của thầy

[@tilongclub]

Dạ xin cảm ơn Anh

[@xiemamthi4738]

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[@Blackain66]

nice video, now one for backhand too?

[@Sirin111]

Thank you for the video, coach. I think I understood the explanation, but I'm confused, what is the difference of this technique and normal topspin technique? I imagined all the same guidelines are given for "normal" topspin? Is the main difference in angle of the bat? Lets say in "normal" topspin you brush the ball at 45 degree angle, and in technique demonstrated in this video you do stroke closer to vertical, to utilize incoming backspin, so you don't fight incoming backspin, but instead "use it"? Please some one help me to understand.

[@MikeyiOS]

in the topspin against backspin technique u drop down ur racket more and try to brush the ball more than normal topspin.

[@fraer111]

The young athlete holds his albow fixed near his body, it ruins his ability to spin the ball enough and leads to nets and overshoots. Look how Master Ti Long uses his elbow: he moves it a little forward and bends it quickly from almost straight arm to provide longer traction and more spin. He also controls the angle of the resulting shot by directing his forearm more forward or more upwards. These fine adjustments create the professional level of control, and fixed elbow ruins it.

[@christo7405]

Please, master, what is the angle of the bat when you topspin powerful against backspin? Close or open ? Thanks for your answer.

[@msgaming4689]

Close

[@ailynguyenloanii6839]

quá hay anh ơi

[@tilongclub]

Dạ xin cảm ơn ạ 😊

[@nguyvuong6878]

Hay😍😍😍

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Superb

[@tilongclub]

Thanks

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[@konstantinmuller6725]

Is contact point 2 o clock or 4 o clock?

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[@АрнольдЧёрный]

Супер Бро!

[@FarhanRmdhn-x3q]

Nice

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👍💪

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Hay lam

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مرسی😊

[@tilongclub]

I wish you success

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[@purpose6113]

Why does he have his left hand almost grabbing his right hand when he is looping? Isn't that a bad habit?

[@manhcuongvu1425]

Thầy dạy rất hay vì có tính sư phạm cao

[@tilongclub]

Dạ xin cảm ơn ạ

[@kevinphoa5482]

Good explanation. The kids elbow a little too close to the body on the forehand swing imo

[@tjtabletennisclub]

👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@ShaTenniPo]

Thanks for video! But your apprentice holds his elbow too close to the body.

[@anhvu9464]

Hay quá

[@tarunsinghsisodia906]

This underspin is nothing compared to what I have to return in my practice. Those balls don't jump even the height of net after reaching in my court and they even usually get two bounces in midway.

[@klaasparlevliet2952]

Don't you think the stand of his feet should be wider apart to lower his centre of gravity and strenghten his power from the ground....? Also his other free hand doesn't move naturally and is kept to his body to much which is not good for the balance and harmony of movement...?

[@trungbui7612]

Quá đỉnh

[@dungchi7724]

Động tác giật của bạn học viên sao khép nách quá, giật vậy có đúng không thầy?

[@goyago12]

❤🏓👍🙏

[@tilongclub]

😊🤝

[@taumax]

It looked like the young kid was holding his bicep with his non racket hand. It's almost as if he's been trained to fix his elbow. It does not look natural at all, and it is probably limiting his power.

[@theho2526]

Hay