As a right hander,the most difficult return for me is playing a left handers backhand serve short side spin to my back hand side when the left handed server positions themselves to have the option of serving a long side top spin on the diagonal . Any advice?
The most difficult serve to return is the one i'm not able to see which rotation it has. Sometimes its very hard for me to realize whats really going on because the server's movement is weird or i just cant see in which moment of movement the Racket contacts the ball. Its always a pitty when the ball goes out directly when recieve
As an amateur these are really good advices. Being low and having low eye-sight with the ball gave me the most benefit with understanding the spin. Thanks Timo!
Thank you for another beautiful and helpful video. I'll miss this scenario ( wood , curtains, light, no echo). Hope you already found the new one. Cheers.
Hey Timo Boll very happy to see your video again . Timo I have always liked your receive position but today I know the advantages of having a perfect receive position. I tried this and this really helps this helps me defeat my opponents as I can switch to forehand or backhand faster. Very excited to see the English version of TIMO BOLL WEB COACH. BIG FAN! FAN FROM INDIA!! #TABLETENNISTRICKS
Hi Timo, thanks for all your excellent videos, short and straight to the point, very educational. I always go back to all of them to remind me the basics and help me become a better player. Can you make a video on guidelines you follow when you step backwards during a rally. Beginner and intermediate players don't normally step back and I noticed that if I step back at least 1 or 2 feet, I have more time to hit the ball and return a better quality shot. Just not sure when is the right time to do it. Thanks, hopefully you would heed my request. More power to you!
Not to completely disagree (woudn't dare), but to add another point of view: Keeping low while receiving helps us to focus in order to better analyse server's movements, which helps us make a better prediction. That explains why ML and FZD (when receiving) raise along with the ball (while being thrown up by the server), while you (dear Timo Boll) raise when the ball starts falling to the server's bat. So actually none of you waits (bent down) to observe the ball contact with the bat (and the spin) as this would deprive you of time to prepare the stroke... in my opinion.
@@timoboll8381 Timo, on Sunday I sent you a coffee gift (pretty nice Espresso) for future Houston win🤘😎 Hope it will be at Borussia Dusseldorf club in about a week.
Klasse Video Timo. Sehr wertvolle Tipps. Was mich auch sehr interessieren würde, wäre welche Aufwärm-Übungen Du vor Deinem Training oder auch vor einem Spiel machst? Bin mir sicher das dieses Thema bei vielen Spieler zu wenig beachtet wird.
Very good advice Timo. I have a dream that my sons become a professional player like you and achieve high goals! Are you a good trainer as well as your results in world arena?
Thanks Timo for your video lessons, they are really useful. In the next videos, could you illustrate how to respond to all types of service? Thank you in advance
@@vasilvasilev7938 If the serve is loaded with topspin, it's better not to take it TOO early, but rather wait for the ball to bounce and control the spin with a slight brushing movement. If the serve is faster/less spinny, you can block earlier to use the speed of your opponent and find a good angle.
Which serve is the most difficult to return for you? I hope my advice can help you
Ithink long ghost serve...is better we chop,flick or spin ?
For me the most difficult is the one one that come fast into the elbow with deceptive no spin, underspin and topspin serve.
The backhand backspin
As a right hander,the most difficult return for me is playing a left handers backhand serve short side spin to my back hand side when the left handed server positions themselves to have the option of serving a long side top spin on the diagonal . Any advice?
The most difficult serve to return is the one i'm not able to see which rotation it has.
Sometimes its very hard for me to realize whats really going on because the server's movement is weird or i just cant see in which moment of movement the Racket contacts the ball.
Its always a pitty when the ball goes out directly when recieve
You've helped me a lot recently, by a lot I mean come 3rd in the English National Junior League. A massive thank you!
Wow. Congrats!
@@timoboll8381 thank you so much!
Looking forward on this Quick Tip many more incoming!
As an amateur these are really good advices. Being low and having low eye-sight with the ball gave me the most benefit with understanding the spin. Thanks Timo!
Thank you for another beautiful and helpful video. I'll miss this scenario ( wood , curtains, light, no echo). Hope you already found the new one. Cheers.
My old practice hall is indeed somehow charming
@@timoboll8381 indeed. Beautiful.
@@timoboll8381 Odenwald vibe 🤝
Timo, dein Rat, der wertvollste, den ich gehört habe! Vielen Dank!
Hey Timo Boll very happy to see your video again .
Timo I have always liked your receive position but today I know the advantages of having a perfect receive position.
I tried this and this really helps this helps me defeat my opponents as I can switch to forehand or backhand faster.
Very excited to see the English version of TIMO BOLL WEB COACH.
BIG FAN!
FAN FROM INDIA!!
#TABLETENNISTRICKS
Thank you for the sage advice
Great, Timo. Thank you.
I would say the most difficult serve to return is Timo's Reverse Pendulum :DD
I have drastically improved my game without any sort of formal coaching. I learnt a lot of drills from your channel timo.thanks,!,!
a very good tip, thank you!
Thank you Timo ! I will try your advice more precisely next time on the table...and focus on getting the opponent's spin and length more accurately.
Awesome like always Timo, Your tips really improve my game, I love your videos
Best tutorial from a world class pro...Thank you
danke für dieses Video Timo
Ich bin dir sehr dankbar, lieber Timo. Diese Tipps sind sehr hilfreich. Liebste Grüße aus Rio de Janeiro. Alles bestens.
thank you timo,big fan from munich
Coach Boll, you (and your team) really know to pin out the pain points of medium level players, thanks.
who else can teach better than a great player like Timo. Thank you so much Timo. you are legend next to Ma Long and Xu Xin
Hmm interesting. Thanks for the tip.
That’s really useful, thanks Timo.
Great tip Timo.☺👍
I agree Heart and Soul with this video 😎 Looking forward for a coaching lesson from the great in Australia 😂
greet huge from INA coach Timo🇮🇩
Thanks🙏🙏
Thank you🏓🔥
Hi Timo, thanks for all your excellent videos, short and straight to the point, very educational. I always go back to all of them to remind me the basics and help me become a better player. Can you make a video on guidelines you follow when you step backwards during a rally. Beginner and intermediate players don't normally step back and I noticed that if I step back at least 1 or 2 feet, I have more time to hit the ball and return a better quality shot. Just not sure when is the right time to do it. Thanks, hopefully you would heed my request. More power to you!
Not to completely disagree (woudn't dare), but to add another point of view: Keeping low while receiving helps us to focus in order to better analyse server's movements, which helps us make a better prediction. That explains why ML and FZD (when receiving) raise along with the ball (while being thrown up by the server), while you (dear Timo Boll) raise when the ball starts falling to the server's bat. So actually none of you waits (bent down) to observe the ball contact with the bat (and the spin) as this would deprive you of time to prepare the stroke... in my opinion.
I mean sure, just feels kinda wrong to tell one of the best table tennis players ever whats right and wrong when it comes to table tennis.
that penhold in the end makes me wonder how well you can play in penhold. Would be great if you and dima have a penhold match :)
As always, just a spot-on tip from a master👍
Thanks Eugene
@@timoboll8381 Timo, on Sunday I sent you a coffee gift (pretty nice Espresso) for future Houston win🤘😎 Hope it will be at Borussia Dusseldorf club in about a week.
nice tutorial. I like your classic backhand, would you please introduce how to improve backhand skills?
Thanks for the tips!)))
you are the best
Hi Timo, the videos are very helpful... can you please give some pointers on how to play a short pips player who also twiddles a lot?
Klasse Video Timo. Sehr wertvolle Tipps. Was mich auch sehr interessieren würde, wäre welche Aufwärm-Übungen Du vor Deinem Training oder auch vor einem Spiel machst? Bin mir sicher das dieses Thema bei vielen Spieler zu wenig beachtet wird.
Awesome, from India.
Thanks sir for the highlight. An honour for me. You ate doing an awesome job. Keep it up.
i often have troubles to recognize good and hidden topspin serves. any tips?
@Timo. Could you please help with reading the spin at eye level?
Very good advice Timo. I have a dream that my sons become a professional player like you and achieve high goals! Are you a good trainer as well as your results in world arena?
Hi timo! Can you make a vídeo about doubles?
Yes, why not! Good idea
@@timoboll8381 i’ll play my first doubles tournment in december, so i think it would help me a lot😁🏓👍
timo can you make a new 3 killer service video I Like you videos thanks
Recht hast DU. Wenn ich das nur alles umsetzen könnte……..oh Mann wie gut ich dann wäre.😂😂😂
as a lefty, i have problem to see the contact, when the righthander serves! I have to moove to the center to have a better view!
Do you see the ball actually spinning or is it more the shape of the flight and bounce and racket movement of the opponent?
I see players standing up from low position .why is that do.anyone any idea.
🏓👍
Hare Krishna🙏🙏🙌🙌🚩🚩
Good tips
Thanks Timo for your video lessons, they are really useful. In the next videos, could you illustrate how to respond to all types of service? Thank you in advance
Was waiting for this video for sooo long thanks Timo 🙏❤️
Really appriciate your advice.
Love yout play style and aim to be your good eventually!
Thank You.
Yolp.
Thank you sir
Awesome. Thanks!
thank you! i will try it🤭💪
Thankyou 😎
Vielen Dank Meister!
hi timo
Thanks Timo, your tips always reaffirms my knowledge.
As always, nice tutorial... Big tx, regards from sLOVEnia 🇸🇮
Too short! I believe you could go for an hour explaining your receiving techniques. Thank you Timo anyway👍
I am a huge fan of timo boll. Thank you for your videos, from the greatest legend him self....Im so overwhelmed... sorry for my poor english
1:56 Penhold Timo!!
Der Aufwand mit Auf- und Abbau des Setup lohnt sich wirklich sehr! Die Videoqualität ist megagut. Die Inhalte sowieso! Danke Timo!
Thanks Timo
Obwohl deine Videos ein bissl krampfhaft wirken (meiner Meinung nach), ist der Inhalt sehr gut.
What's the best way to receive a kick serve ? ( The ones that suddenly becomes faster after the second bounce? )
stay on top of the ball, take it early if you see the spin, if you dont, just try to return
@@vasilvasilev7938 If the serve is loaded with topspin, it's better not to take it TOO early, but rather wait for the ball to bounce and control the spin with a slight brushing movement. If the serve is faster/less spinny, you can block earlier to use the speed of your opponent and find a good angle.
For someone 6.1 ft tall I d say this is BS....
Speak with respect here, you are nowhere even near his level. Or make a video of your world famous technique 🤣