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I want to get a very sticky rubber, then practice catching the incoming ball on my paddle so I can just catch it, carry it to the opponent’s side’s table and roll it.

Hey Olav, do you actually offer 101 training? I'd really like to train with you for a weekend. If so, how can I get in touch with you? Regards, Chris

Another nice video guys and if I can just find that small corner along that straight edge it will be a geometric miracle - but here's hoping 🙏

intro sucks

the only place where the cameraman did not survive

But your blade is very obvious 😂 at least the blade family

Would love to see a video about how to practice aiming for small corner and elbow consistently, also how practice the change of pace. As I tried to do this several times and always end up missing the table or missing the ball.

Equipment only impact hardly 15%. The rest is your technical skill set, mechanics, strategy and of course most important mental strength.

Great Video!

Scherp doorgangspunt tempo goeie oplossingen Olav

I like the tip about the small corners, I need to be doing in my game more!

Voortaan Luk op straat laten liggen 😂❤

As a hardcore blocker, I'd say this is 100% on point, unfortunately :-)

Hi Olav, how do I keep my own rhythm/beat against such players who act like a wall? I have noticed that such players will either block at an early timing, punch the ball to the corner or slow down the pace. How can I ensure that keep my own rhythm when my opponent plays too fast for me or slows it down to mess up my timing?

the intro are silly , repetitive and 0% funny, but the rest is great!

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Thanks!

Your sponsor tries to replace you? Or test the guy out? Btw, good to see you back!

Jammer dat ik net te laat gezien had dat het om 2u was, anders was ik zeker komen zien.

7:18 «i gotta spin this one up…»

9 out of 10 Forehand serves from him are illegal. (Ball hidden behind head). 8 out of 10 backhand serves are illegal, because definitely thrown in an arc to his blade.

Have you tried K3 pro?

That first point backhand was nasty

Interesting and entertaining!

What do you mean, "sponsor?" Do you mean he's literally a rich guy who's paying you a stipend to play in tournaments?

7:22 is nuts!

Why he recieve so many serves on net

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Good, good

But are you willing to talk about which table tennis shoes you like? And will you ever get back to posting piano content?

Use me as a "I want a new Olaf Kosoklosky upload" button! <3

Thanks

Thanks

Love this vid

Nice video

Great episode! The explanations on handling different spins with short pushes are super helpful. Thanks for the tips!

Are you tighten your grip when receive any serves?

Got 8/10 - misread the two first reverse pendulum serves, which fits into my usual problems with those because I've never had a practice partner who could perform them

is Belgium a weak table tennis country?

My flick is a lot more powerful with a focus on adding more hip rotation into the shot. This allows a more relaxed stroke.

Olav, hello from Dagestan) you say about short recieve against spin, but dont say about recieve by rotation

Some suggestions for serve videos: 1. Use balls with extra marks to see the spin 2. Perhaps postpone disguising to the next step. Like for me there is no point to disguise as I still struggle to add any significant backspin with reverse serve. Side or side-top is much easier to do. Thank you.

I can see you are wearing kneecaps in this match. Can you tell us more about it? I do personally struggle with knees due to table tennis, maybe you have more information how to cope with it.

I like keep a carbon blade around just to periodically try it out and convince myself once again that I definitely don't have the skills to play fast and hard material. That being said, using H3 on the forehand has been a net positive for me.

Great video! And only 2.6k views? Probably because viewers want to keep the secrets learned to themselves...

Great video - again. Thanks!