7 quick tips to become a safer player

[@timoboll8381]

...which is your favorite tip?

[@Rickop1]

All the 7 tips is best ...thank you so much ❤❤

[@soumilmukherjee679]

Feeling blessed to get tips from a living legend 🙏

[@ekarter1981]

#5 - play safer. I tend to take too much risk. And #7 - come back to table. I like power shots from distance but at the same time often miss other variations in game.

[@ЭдуардМ-н1н]

Thank you, Timo, for the tips! Coming back closer to the table - my favourite)

[@nnamdichrisume9384]

Variation of serves without so much spins. Thanks for the tip. I hope you are fully fit for the Olympics

[@katouchun182]

Thank you for making everyone in my club who watched your videos an harder opponent for me now :)

[@timoboll8381]

😂

[@Zachthebst]

@@timoboll8381 you are an insane player Timo😀

[@pingsunday]

Thank you Timo Boll for answering our question. Your tips are GOLD for us!

[@keerthyraja8301]

Another Legend is here!

[@geraldcarino5009]

I got an idea. A content You could do reaction video analyis on matches, it includes prediction on plays, why the players did such tactics, adjustments, etc.. It just came to me, it would be nice to hear from a pro.

[@eloimumford5247]

Timo is not only a top player , + he is a charming personality , without an ounce of arrogance.Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@alexeykulikov2739]

Can’t get used to Timo Boll giving me free advice that i can access 24/7/365 and he keeps adding great stuff… Do i even deserve it?) All points are totally relevant. Vary your serves while not giving them too much spin especially.

[@vitaliychobotenko2269]

Thank you very much!!! The ending sound of the video was unexpectedly magnificent )))

[@christianpizzasegola3995]

Table tennis needs this kind of high level insight, thank you Timo

[@kamelt8116]

Thank you for the tips!! Hope you are fine with the hip injury🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Take care and all the best in the Olympics

[@timoboll8381]

Thanks

[@ttlondon2012]

Great!

[@Євген-ч7о]

О и Вы тут, приятно встретиться!

[@xkxmud5136]

Thanks for the very useful tips. For myself, focusing is the most important one so I’d put it on the top.

[@PraisePrayPeace]

Thank you Timo. Hope you are healthy

[@victorperezespinoza8753]

Thank you Timo. 👍

[@uwkkojak]

get well soon timo. Im rooting that you make in time for tokyo!

[@gameplaychannelgc848]

Thank you so much for sharing these useful tips.

[@uddaside]

Great tips, the knee and serve tips are perfect for me thanks Timo

[@paulgillard5094]

Thanks Timo.

[@johannesgohlke1456]

Danke für deinen Content! Das bereichert die TT Welt sehr. 👏 Wie geht es dir eigentlich? Bist du soweit wieder fit oder hast du noch Probleme zwecks der Verletzung am Freitag?

[@juliusfursch8067]

It fits 100 % to my game. Most valuable advices, especially number 3❤❤

[@brunojoseferreira7228]

É uma enorme satisfação poder contar com dicas de um jogador como Timo Boll. Mais feliz por ter escolhido do tenis de mesa como esporte.

[@denizdeniz4081]

Thanks for the tips Timo 😊

[@silvestrescu1]

Thank you for these videos... I will use some of them in my club

[@ДваАбрикоса]

Timo, tips are cool! Could u do 10 tips "how to take different serves".

[@jean-paulchami8615]

Vielen Dank Timo for these nice videos which have been inspiring me to become a more focused and more effective player. These tips are simple yet very effective. When I am playing a tournament all I need to do is remember some of them and suddenly I am rectifying things that I am doing wrong. Looking forward to more of such videos. Best from Lebanon. JP

[@mohammadalomari5306]

Thank you for your tips they’re very useful. Can you do a video about exercises to avoid wrist injuries?

[@vinhnguyenquang7949]

Thank you very much, the 2nd.

[@pickle_floppy5816]

timo boll himself,a great video for returning to table tennis after an year

[@syedasarikasobnom572]

Thank you sir , for giving us such wonderful tips. RESPECT from INDIA

[@Franky_1974]

Vielen Dank Timo für diese hilfreichen Tipps. Ich denke, man kann sich nicht nur einen davon rauspicken. Alle sind extrem hilfreich und wichtig. ;-) Und wenn sie von jemandem wie Dir kommen, dann sowieso. Du bist und bleibst unsere Nummer 1 im Tischtennis. Wünsche Dir gute Besserung und drücke für Olympia alle Daumen.

[@stfuplznoname]

Such an unbelievable player! So humble, extremely strong. Legend!

[@NicolasMRodriguez]

Thanks for the tips!

[@invoke1972]

Wooohoooho at the end killed me 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@fynnweiler7660]

Hey Timo, I've heard you had an injury. Are you recovering well?

[@timoboll8381]

I'll do my best to be fit as soon as possible again

[@srsav3kkknosk1llsen]

@@timoboll8381 It cant be always bad luck for you at these events when it comes to health man. You just won the EC which was a perfect timing going physically and mentally strong into the olympics in nearly 10 days. I wish you a fast recovery so that your dream of a single olympic medal can finally come true. Nobody from the international circuit deserves this more than you. Rooting for you just like the last 20years :D. glglglgl

[@DariusSarrafi]

Very useful tips Timo! Thx!

[@meistersplinter304]

Den Fokus tip find ich persönlich am wichtigsten , immer wenn ich plötzlich richtig abgegangen bin und jeder ball kam sagte ich meinem Team es sei der Fokus Modus :D

[@eloimumford5247]

Timo , did you ever come to Canada ? Would be a great honor. One tip at a time makes my play better.

[@Tipleman21]

Thanks for all this information, absolutely necessary

[@adengtvstory8321]

thank for sharing this tips, new supporter here from the Philippines 🙂🙂 my idol 🙂

[@sgmlokior9507]

Thank you very much for your video! It's always a pleasure to learn about tabletennis by such an elite player like you. As reply to your question in your pinned comment i'd say my favorite tip in general is try getting fit by cycling, jumping jacks, running and shoulder & lower back workouts and warm up before TT training to avoid any injury. In this particular video my favorite tip is come back close to the table as well as play in middle first to be safe. Be good, stay safe! Thanks again for your precious time! See you soon, hopefully🏓🏓

[@s.n283]

TIMO BOLL PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON HOW TO DO A BETTER TOPSPIN IN HEAVY BACKSPIN.

[@fredybelalcazar7844]

Thanks for the tips .I Will put them into practice

[@ketutdiarta2917]

Hi Timo, I'm your fans from Indonesia. Thanks for the tips.

[@frengkysetyochannel]

Thanks Greeting from Indonesia Table tennis 🏓🙏🇲🇨

[@johnandrews2942]

"Whooo loo looo wooloo" - Timo Boll 2021

[@soumilmukherjee679]

Sir one of your greatest fans....🙏

[@oliverheim6023]

Great Video Timo! 👍🏻💪🏻

[@braysrevenge]

Thanks Timo

[@hamzaalrawahi4415]

Great tips Timo ✨✨

[@TTMRussia]

Видел ваши упражнения с резиновым жгутом, расскажите поподробнее. Вы, Самсонов и Овчаров любимые спортсмены для многих россиян интересующихся и играющих в НТ.(I saw your exercises with a rubber tourniquet, tell us in more detail. You, Samsonov and Ovcharov are the favorite athletes for many Russians who are interested in and play TT.)

[@ExtremeGameTT]

DANKEEEEE TIMOOOOOO

[@zishanali1507]

Priceless for TT lovers

[@tabletennis1237]

But for TT players it has high quality tips.

[@ItamarGlikman]

Thank you so much!

[@БогданБутько-о4д]

Thank you a lot for the tip

[@srdante100]

thank timo 4 and 6 were my favorites but can u explain in detail about variation of serves in detail, im yet to find a video that explains it well enough

[@edi_2891]

Thank you!

[@weltenbrummler]

Danke für die Tipps!

[@johngipple3141]

You couldn’t “look better” if you tried! 😉 Love your videos! Du bist die ruh!

[@hermawanwan6018]

Hi timo.. i hope you can share the way you hold the Blade.. the angle.. the strength.. your thumb position.. and anything important about holding the Blade.. thank you very much. God bless you always

[@technoxtreme178]

need a video on where on the ball to hit and when to take the ball. (eg. brush top 45% for loop and take just before the top of the bounce?)

[@yunghanhuang8188]

I like the 6th, variation than spin

[@aai914]

Greate tips. Could you elaborate on dynamic vision? How its measured?

[@aai914]

Looks like I found answer - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qorQgpKcgLCFkKs

[@stevebrunskill3050]

Great information, Can I ask "do you training your vision with specific exercises"?

[@miguelc.fontes1985]

When will you be making a video about your new blade? The one that you've recently started playing with on your professional games. Light grey/red blade.

[@tulsibhandari9616]

I subscribed.

[@yanjivtsegmed4436]

GREAT

[@JODHPURIMAYUR]

Sir how to develop control

[@martinkhoixdvunguyen1461]

Do you know who will be your biggest threat in the Olympics 2021? Also you are a legend in table tennis. 😁

[@muhammadarsyazain4815]

#8 Keep calm

[@mariajamaecagabato4576]

How to buy your racket?

[@ajtatosmano2]

What is "dynamic vision"? I guessed it's a scientific measurement, but couldn't find any paper about it.

[@erbolhuat]

Hey Timo please re explain your 6 th tip You mean more spin or less spin?

[@iswarsarma4619]

Are you fine Timo after the recent game against Bene Duda

[@conradfisher2563]

Rakesh Shah was here.

[@THajj-lt3su]

Thank you Timo for the videos and these useful Tips that can change the game if applied. Wishing you all the Best in the Olympics, Timo_Germany or Timo_world Your fan, Timo_Lebanon as you call me😊

[@kshitijmlfm5225]

Hi Timo, hope you are doing fine. We wish to see you in top form in the Olympics 🏓🏓

[@timoboll8381]

Thanks

[@amirhooshang1269]

Focus

[@theperserker]

7 tips to become a safer player. tip 5: play safer... mind blown :D just kidding, thanks for your videos! viel erfolg für olympia, hoffentlich bist du wieder topfit!

[@marcocanoy]

Timo we need you to invade Eleven TT on the Quest 2

[@z0uLess]

ye

[@PavilionInvestments]

Yea...

[@luongmxnh]

Videotitel: "7 quick tips to become a safer player" Tipp: "Just play safe" 🤠🤝 Wir lieben dich, Timo 🤣🤌

[@Keplan999]

Danke ich suchte schon den Kommentar 🤣

[@tabletennis6659]

Assalamu alaykum. Good luck at the Olympics😉

[@timoboll8381]

Thanks

[@mgarzonf]

🌎🇪🇨😃👍👍👍

[@gerhardbeschorner2851]

Gute Tipps, aber so breit zu stehen sieht doof aus.

[@Kaspiy2]

1 st

[@Yusuf-yi8kv]

Rede deutsch!!!

[@lawindmunky1]

Hi what do you think of the chinese shakehand grip? (index finger 90° to the handle, in contrast to your 45°).

[@eineente3153]

Finally someone noticed it too! Would be interested in hearing Timos opinion as well

[@adg16610]

It might make switching from forehand to backhand easier, it helps me to do a better backhand flip. See also kzbin.info/www/bejne/bauVeGVnjK18qLs

[@lgeiger]

The problem is that I sometimes want to hit backhands like Kreanga and forehands like Ma Long AND be as safe as you at the same time 😂 That's why I often play against two opponents (my opponent and myself) in a lot of matches. Every single one of these quick tips is very useful. No. 1 (Keep the racket above the table) is the one I constantly need to remind myself of. And No. 5 (Play safer) sounds so easy, but there's a little devil on my shoulder that sometimes tells me to go all in for no reason 😂

[@berateyn]

I feel you by heart 😅 lived those experiences many times before

[@kioka2]

Timo says to keep your racket above the table, but don't you have to lower your racket a bit during the forehand topspin backswing?

[@nirmalat169]

Do you change your grip when swithing from backhand to forehand. Is it ok to do so. I would love a video on backhand and forehand grips next time

[@milsiknuff]

Is this a question? Because I never saw a video, were it becomes so obvious. In minute 3:53 you can see it very clearly. For me it is so fundamental to do it, you can never play a good quality ball without changing the grip. As a beginner nobody told me, then I had to train myself to do it by shadow training. In fact you have three positions: forehand, neutral and backhand. Just go through them and change the grip...takes some time. Hope Timo can do a video about it! Just try it out!

[@davideareias7876]

@@milsiknuff actually you should train to have only one grip so you don’t lose time switching, when I reached certain level I had to train backend again because I wasn’t used to the same grip. I stopped switching because it was harder to control the ball because of lower time because of switching.

[@Євген-ч7о]

Timo! This video helped me a lot! Today I left the hall for the first time as a winner! Thank you so much!!!!

[@gracewong_120]

Take care ar Timo, hope you feel better soon. All my best wishes to you💪🏻💪🏻♥️

[@JODHPURIMAYUR]

We love yoir videos and we love you How to control our game and strokes.... please make next video on it

[@JODHPURIMAYUR]

How to make oir game controlled

[@eineente3153]

Hello Timo, I'm really interested in your serve recovery because I really like to serve sideways to the table as you and many others do since it opens up almost the whole table for placement and makes it really easy to serve with side spin. But when serving sideways I'm always in a extreme hurry to recover fast enough to get into the ready position and anticipate the ball of my opponent. I've noticed that you are really calm when recovering and seem to have much more time for anticipation of the opponents return. Are there any tips you can give about serving sideways in regards to a faster recovery time? Thanks a lot beforehand🤗

[@watson10132]

Hi Timo, will you go to Tokyo?

[@김영환-o9q]

I LOVE HIS CALMNESS WHEN HE EXPLAINS. IT MAKES HIM LOOK MORE FRIENDLY. THANKS FOR THE TIPS TIMO.

[@justchill99902]

Vielen lieben Dank Brudi!

[@yescivic]

I found a new trick especially for those conner balls, to concentrate on the opponent's paddle is facing or twisting.

[@phineas-nguyen]

Hi Timo! Good luck on you injury. Normally I wouldn't care much about equipments but since the ALC has been your trademark for years. Players around the world are inspired by you and the racket also. I think it would be a great topic to talk about your decision to change, of course unless there are some tactical sides that need to keep private. Thank you. You're an absolute legend!

[@nareshhg427]

Timo sir Kindly advise In a friendly t.t match, ball hit edge/rim of my racket and i was made to loose point. Kindly advise if in table tennis match table tennis ball hits blade/rim/ frame of t.t racket (any wooden part of racket not covered by rubbers) whether ball will be still in play or i will I loose point... Kindly give ITTF rule to clarify above matter. Thanks & regards