Why Timo Boll Lost To Jeoung Youngsik | TACTICAL BREAKDOWN

[@ttdreamer7]

Very nice in-depth analysis. Can't wait for more videos from you. Keep it up! :)

[@tabletennistimeout9579]

Thanks! 🙌

[@PraisePrayPeace]

amazing analysis. I hope you do more of these tactical breakdowns. so good. but i had to play it in 1.25 speed

[@PraisePrayPeace]

oh there already were more videos! good. this is the first one i have seen. I will check out some more

[@tabletennistimeout9579]

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[@PraisePrayPeace]

@@tabletennistimeout9579 Nice.

[@milepivo]

Which hand should I play table tennis with? I'm just starting out, and I'm comfortable playing with both hands(beating friends with both left and right hand). Is there a way to determine the potentionally stronger hand. Also, keep up the good work.

[@tabletennistimeout9579]

Hello Andrija, if you are comfortable in playing with both hands, I would recomend you using your left hand as it is ussually slight advantage - most of the players are right handed and they are not used to playing against lefties. Also, as a left handed player you can cover most of the table with your forhend, which gives you better chance to attack first. Or you can simply try to swing with both of your hands to see which one is quicker and more powerfull. Hope it helps you. Thank you for your support!

[@zoltanzoltan303]

@@tabletennistimeout9579 Left , no question