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Very useful, merci 😊

I'm 60 years old and I'm a beginner , doing my best to improve 😜. Very helpful video ! Thank you 🏓⛑️

I really like these videos since they deal with the things that are not being said in trainings and which make the most difference. Technique is pointless if you don't have a sense of rhythm in the game, or make sure you are back in position, you simply don't get the time to apply that fancy technique. What I try to do now is to mentally say 'hit' to myself when the opponent hits the ball and then I move. I hope that, just like Pavlov's dog, I start to move in time just when the opponent hits the ball, without me needing to 'say' that to myself. So, it would be nice for you to explain what you do INSTEAD of looking at the beauty of the shot. How do you clear your mind? Travelling to Hawai between shots can become expensive 😊

I'm 47 . Played in kid and go back in covid 4 years ago. I'm intermediate player in my club. I'm fairly good at rallyes even " relaxed" fighting for the point. But receives my kryptonite. thank you for your videos.

Coach you always rile me in like a fish with your “most important video you need” titles . But good content coach . I have been sucessfully using your strategy to be back in position after making a shot . Thank you good sir 🎉

Merci

Great video, thanks and Happy Thanksgiving to you too.

Good point thank you 🏓🏆

I'm glad you won ! Thank you for this original video 🎉

i love that you are trying to help new players how to attack a backspin ball but this is only going to help them for a short time so you should just learn them how to topspin it from going from your hips with your racket to your shoulder/forehead in a upwords motion and when its a heavy backspin that you are trying to open try and use your legs as a boost because if you do it like that you will create way more topspin and speed in the ball and make it a lot harder for your oppoment to return it and then you can start attacking while if you do it like this the chance that you will get a smash back at you is way higher, but still just like i said i love that you are teaching and i hope that you will keep making video's like this that help new people play the game

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Thank you coach

Thank you for the good tip, sir. I learn a lot from you.

Are you using a balsa wood blade?

Thanks !😊

Thanks 🏓👌

Is that a balsa wood blade?

Very interesting, merci 👌🏓🎓

Thanks !

Good one!!!!

Good Morning Mr. Takkyu, I've been watching your videos for a while now and taking what you explain in your videos to the table and putting it to good use. I have improved my game by leaps and bounds. A lot of time I can search RUclips and find a video showing exactly what you talked about in you videos. So I would like to say THANKS and keep them coming!!!! "Some time we have to work with what we have" Have a great day, Mike.

Thank you coach, much appreciated - from KSA

Let me be honest here: There's too much talk (100%) and too few practical examples (0%) in your videos. Talk is OK, but once in a while I would really prefer _seeing_ what you are talking about.

Thanks 👍🏓

Is that a joola r1 blade?

40mm ball has 10,75% bigger area than 38mm one. Anyway, still huge difference.

OH IN TABLE TENNIS 😅

❤ thanks coach 🏓👍

Absolutely right, if you don’t practice and do it at the same time, it’s difficult to build rhythm in a point during real matches. You might get one big attack off but then off balance or late to react… can work against beginner to intermediate players but vs advanced players you’ll quickly encounter a roadblock. Good video

Hola Profesor: Parece fácil pero no lo es. Lo voy a intentar en mi juego y te diré que pasa. 🤞🙌👍👋

40/38 = 30% bigger. Wow professor ping pong 😂

Can’t quite put my finger on it, but this guy’s hair is absolutely and impeccably perfect 🤷🏿‍♂️

oooold news-tomahawk serve.

amazing video

very useful shot , Nice video btw

very helpful tip sir. Thank you.

Also use weighted belt, wrist and ankle weights for low intensity practice using slower movements so as to not cause injury.

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Really this is the secrets in order to Play without thinking you hzve to play against the wall and dont stop until it will be automatique return .

great job!!!!!

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Very helpful thanks !🎉

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Speed glue is illegal in modern TT. In 2008, the ITTF banned speed glues that contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

Please do NOT use speed glue, it's not the 80's anymore! There's a reason speed blue was banned and it's 100% illegal to use in any tournament. The dumb bell training makes sense to strengthen your arms muscles but the power in your forehand and backhand loops comes from the legs and the hips rotation, not so much from the arms.

Use 2X speed. It's very understandable and he keeps repeating himself anyway.