Hi, seth, thanks for another video! They are like coming back to a trusted friend who will always remind you of what is the standard and keep you in line. Especially someone like me who alternates between the hardbat game and sponge variety, this can be confusing so yeah, thanks.
Good vídeo, Seth. I like the editting, its easy to see and learn. Its never too much to hear any tips. : ) But, show us your exercise, drill to have a fast foot work like yours. Keep safe.
Woah I have been doing these exact drills for months with little improvements. I watched your videos, then want back and try the drills on the next session and suddenly my shot qualities went way up. I think I "copied" your hitting form and stand a bit taller, which helped being lighter on the foot. I used to get into a very low stance after service, which make it harder to take the first step in to play in the table. Thank you sooo much!
Nice video as good as other tips and details, really helpful. Can you share information about "how to improve repeatability of shots". I'm thinking about quality of stroke. Sometimes i play shots with really good quality but also errors at the same kind of shots. Even if I know how to stroke but after few shots i do change of movement shot often caused by the change of racket grip. Maybe you have some advice or tips how to improve repeatability of shots. I know that practice and multiball but i think i forget about something important. Maybe good topic for next video :)
Repeating shots is easier said than done as we all know, it can come down to moving into position (good footwork) or being able to adjust for many different types of balls including speed changes spin changes depth changes, height. each of these need minor adjustments that are very similar to the base fundamental stroke, from the outside it looks like the pro is making the same stroke but to him he feels he is making many quick adjustments and changing the stroke ever so slightly. In my videos I go over a lot of those changes and how to adjust for them. I hope that helps clarify or demystify the problem you are having.
Hi, I notice that you often talk about being aware of your opponent's movement & position, while you are about to hit the ball. I feel like I can either watch the ball or my opponent, but not both at the same time. I would love to see a coaching video on the use of vision during play and hear your thoughts on improving in this area.
Hi you have hit the nail right on the head and addressed one of the hardest things to do in table tennis, Ive been playing for 18 years and I am finally feeling comfortable to watch what my opponent is doing with the ball and their positioning without feeling like I am going to mishit my own shots, I guess it comes down to practicing each separately and letting them come together naturally, there is no magic pill just time and focused practice, not being too concerned with missing as long as you feel like you are watching and looking for things
I use asics mostly yes, you can find them on IRU IRU .com as well as Japan TT.com website I will try mizuno shoes now because asics stopped making my favorite shoe :/
ASICS Attack Hyperbeat SP2 I’m not sure if you can find them anymore they were good shoes, very light not so much support but for be I liked them because I could really move around.
I'm actually watching all of your instructional videos and all of them are top notch quality! Thank you so much for sharing
No problem man!! I figured the ideas I have been taught and figured out would help others!
Great tips. Thanks for sharing!
Great video, very, very useful. Many thanks for sharing Seth.😊😊
Hi, seth, thanks for another video! They are like coming back to a trusted friend who will always remind you of what is the standard and keep you in line. Especially someone like me who alternates between the hardbat game and sponge variety, this can be confusing so yeah, thanks.
Thanks for the nice words Glad the videos add framework to your game, and I bet that can be confusing for sure!!
Thanks Seth, I'm learning something new from almost all of your videos.
Thanks! I try my best to make each video with something new and valuable.
Good vídeo, Seth. I like the editting, its easy to see and learn. Its never too much to hear any tips. : )
But, show us your exercise, drill to have a fast foot work like yours. Keep safe.
Thanks! Haha you really want to see my secret sauce for footwork! I’ll put some notes together for a video
Really good work man! Your technique is amazing🔥🌮 I would like to see more of this👍🏻🏓
tacobackhand thank you! Yes I’ve worked hard to keep improving my technique. I’ll keep them coming 👍👍
Thank you!
Great Series, Seth very helpful, my goto...gotta say sensational legs! - lotta work done there.... 🤓
Thank you glad you liked it. Yes I’ve worked hard to make then strong!!
Very helpful, thanks.
Great to hear it!
Nice Video Seth
Really getting better and better every time a see you play. Keep it up man:))
Thanks man!!! Ill do just that :))
Hope it will be more than 10 episodes with this topic!)
Ill do my best to keep them coming I think there is a lot of potential topics and drills to cover.
I watch your videos to help me improve. Thank you.
That’s great! I hope they help! Ill keep uploading stuff for everyone to keep learning and improving 🙌
You are the GOAT
Woah I have been doing these exact drills for months with little improvements. I watched your videos, then want back and try the drills on the next session and suddenly my shot qualities went way up. I think I "copied" your hitting form and stand a bit taller, which helped being lighter on the foot. I used to get into a very low stance after service, which make it harder to take the first step in to play in the table. Thank you sooo much!
Glad the visualization helped improve your game, somtimes thats all it takes is the right mental picture to follow!
Nice video and great tutorials
Thanks mate
No problem! Glad you got something from them!
I liked this video very much,and liked the way you were practising,superb
Glad you enjoyed!
Really nice video 💪🏼 God bless you 🙏
Thank you very much! You to :) Trying my best here haha
Thanks Seth. Top notch stuff.
Thanks!
Excellent
Vivek Mukhatyar thanks!
You are a great guy. I am quite like you I like to share tips and get tips as well
Thanks! Yes 👍 we are similar in that!
Excellent lessons, thanks!
Thanks! Glad you liked them 👍👍
Really good video
Thanks! appreciate it.
Best ❤️
Thanks, great info
Great to hear glad you got something from it!
THis was helpful
That’s great! Thanks 😊
Nice video as good as other tips and details, really helpful. Can you share information about "how to improve repeatability of shots". I'm thinking about quality of stroke. Sometimes i play shots with really good quality but also errors at the same kind of shots. Even if I know how to stroke but after few shots i do change of movement shot often caused by the change of racket grip. Maybe you have some advice or tips how to improve repeatability of shots. I know that practice and multiball but i think i forget about something important. Maybe good topic for next video :)
Repeating shots is easier said than done as we all know, it can come down to moving into position (good footwork) or being able to adjust for many different types of balls including speed changes spin changes depth changes, height. each of these need minor adjustments that are very similar to the base fundamental stroke, from the outside it looks like the pro is making the same stroke but to him he feels he is making many quick adjustments and changing the stroke ever so slightly. In my videos I go over a lot of those changes and how to adjust for them. I hope that helps clarify or demystify the problem you are having.
wanna go professional from average player loved your techniques more tips plz
Good luck! practice hard! Ill keep them coming
Good videos like this is automatically a "Like" and "Subscribe" !
Hey thanks! Glad you enjoy it 😁
It seems that you always step in with the right foot for a shorter bal. Is that a good conclusion?
Yes that’s a good conclusion! I play with the right hand and when I use the right foot it gets me closer to the ball
nice bro
Thanks! :)
Hi, I notice that you often talk about being aware of your opponent's movement & position, while you are about to hit the ball. I feel like I can either watch the ball or my opponent, but not both at the same time. I would love to see a coaching video on the use of vision during play and hear your thoughts on improving in this area.
Hi you have hit the nail right on the head and addressed one of the hardest things to do in table tennis, Ive been playing for 18 years and I am finally feeling comfortable to watch what my opponent is doing with the ball and their positioning without feeling like I am going to mishit my own shots, I guess it comes down to practicing each separately and letting them come together naturally, there is no magic pill just time and focused practice, not being too concerned with missing as long as you feel like you are watching and looking for things
What shoes do you use? Are these ASICS GEL Trigger?. Please help. I have injured my ankle and looking for good shoes for TT.
I use asics mostly yes, you can find them on IRU IRU .com as well as Japan TT.com website I will try mizuno shoes now because asics stopped making my favorite shoe :/
@@PechPongTT thank you so much for your reply.
what shoes are you wearing?
ASICS Attack Hyperbeat SP2 I’m not sure if you can find them anymore they were good shoes, very light not so much support but for be I liked them because I could really move around.
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