@@alexbashforth4955 i guess it is actually allowed in the rules but idk if you can use some off-brand or DIY racket. normally people use the big brands, that are all of course ittf certified. idk man
Good intentions but you need more graphic than words , we have a teacher who talks a lot but never show ...beginners dont progress or worst quit the sport. Good luck in the adventure , teaching is harder than the sport.
Hello. I have started watching your vids. Please let me know/reach out how can I help to promote your content. You are obviously some hidden gem out there. My personal goal too, to promote table tennis to the middleaged, and especially those struggling with addictions, recovering from addictions, the elderly to prevent mental illness. I am training very, very hard to get to a proper level in the shortest time possible, which is exactly what your video partially addressess. Keep posting please, preferably with some excercises to do alone at the table at home OR at a club.
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ty this helped me a lot
Of all the basic tips clips I've seen, this one is the most clear and easy to understand, thanks man.
What blade are you using? Is that a 1ply 10mm blade?
hard to trust a table tennis channel that never involves the table! lol
Thank you. Clear and concise.
Please make more table tennis teachings ! Thank you 🙏
More to come!
Thank you ! We have 2 things in common: we like table tennis and we love our Lord and Saviour. @@diosmanlevi6749
Do you offer couching?
Me gustaría saber que madero y que gomas utilizas, muy bueno el video, gracias .
Hi what bat are you playing with
Congrats !! Excellent explanations, very easy to understand.
why is your bat so thick?
yeah, definitely not an approved racket for tournament play
@@veni1 I thought there was no limit to the size, thickness or shape of a blade, just that it has to be at least 80% wood?
@@alexbashforth4955 i guess it is actually allowed in the rules but idk if you can use some off-brand or DIY racket. normally people use the big brands, that are all of course ittf certified. idk man
It is above the official thickness ?😅😅😅😊
It's not stated on the rules except if the ITTF change it soon
Hey . I'm glad I found your Chanel. I ll already subscribed. Can we have more content about it.
More to come!
Good intentions but you need more graphic than words , we have a teacher who talks a lot but never show ...beginners dont progress or worst quit the sport. Good luck in the adventure , teaching is harder than the sport.
Hello. I have started watching your vids. Please let me know/reach out how can I help to promote your content. You are obviously some hidden gem out there. My personal goal too, to promote table tennis to the middleaged, and especially those struggling with addictions, recovering from addictions, the elderly to prevent mental illness. I am training very, very hard to get to a proper level in the shortest time possible, which is exactly what your video partially addressess. Keep posting please, preferably with some excercises to do alone at the table at home OR at a club.
pls more videos! xd
Less talking & more demonstration please.
super, but do you know norwegian chmapion glennis lars? he would know :) played deutschland and