@@Nathan_BriTT Amy is not just an Olympian but a member of the Chinese National Team.She is more than good very few on earth with her knowledge.Have fun and listen !
As a coach, and a player for over 50 years...I can see that she has a strong knowledge of advanced play. One or two corrections, well explained... the difference between 1500 and 2000-2500 levels of consistency. Once you have the "relaxed" arm and supple wrist in line with the arm; then you will learn exactly when to tense the wrist for maximum spin at end; then add rotation and power "loading" from the legs and torso (another lesson or two); all while doing footwork exercises = 2,000 level player with practice at least 3-days a week.
She said " You CANNOT tighten EVERYTHING" .... either stiffen shoulder OR stiffen upper-arm OR stiffen forearm OR stiffen wrist. and there is one more thing .... stiffen fingers .... BUT NOT ALL TOGETHER AT THE SAME TIME. 😀 So your motion should start with loose feet, knees, waist, core, chest, shoulder,upper/lower arms, wrist AND loose grip. You tighten feet, loosen feet, tighten knees, loosen knees, --> continue up the chain, UNTIL YOU TIGHTEN Wrist, Loosen Wrist ... Tighten FINGERS .... AS YOU MEET THE BALL ON THE RUBBER ... Loosen FINGERS as the ball is about to leave the rubber for that last millisecond of control and power .... 😀 Have fun dude. 😀
I know right! I feel lucky to have her as a coach, and hopefully there will be more aha moments like this one coming soon! More videos with coach Amy on the way
This is a good coach but she didn't point out to you a general aspect of how your shots should be while training. Although i am sure she noticed it and i could feel her embarrassment when she was getting smashed! Having said that, so the problem is that you "killing" the ball in most of your spins. Your coach is giving you easy slow and medium-height shots for you to spin on purpose. You should not take advantage and behave like you want to get the point. This is not how someone should train. This is a training drill to fix technique Keep a medium speed, fix your rhythm so to try and fix the whole technique. what will happen if the coach do more aggresive blocks? You need relaxed body usage and hand momentum till the contact point and only just before the contact with the ball your do a small explosiveness with forearm. The way you do it, you break down very fast. My coach from the first day said to me: "Everyone can take a racket and smash a ball. The technique while being consistent is the whole point!" I am doing 60 consecutive forehand topspin with my coach and i dont get tired. I will break down the rally because i will start to feel dizzy. You were doing less than 10. The body and mind must get used to a fixed technique. You need high number of rallies. You start with a lower speed. If you can do well. Then you should increase.
All the videos are wonderful. Do you have a video of her teaching how to push (forehand and backhand pushes) or return spinny serves? I'd greatly appreciate your posting.
There's some good videos from chinese national players talking about it on the ping sunday channel. Their philosophy is to be completely loose in the wrist and even fingers up until the moment of impact, hence why they only use flared handles. A straight handle blade would fly out of your hand when your hand is in the loose part of the swing. This is something I've personally been working on as well, it's largely a mindset as Nathan has said above me. For me what works is waiting for the ball to move deeper and thinking about pulling the ball almost like a fisherman sets the hook when a fish bites. It's a snap or a whip that you create by relaxing and then tightening your wrist and fingers at the moment of impact.
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these lessons with her are the best. she has a way of explaining things that even i can understand.
I totally agree, that's what makes her the goat. She makes complex things feel simple. 🏓🙏🏻
@@Nathan_BriTT Amy is not just an Olympian but a member of the Chinese National Team.She is more than good very few on earth with her knowledge.Have fun and listen !
@@rogersemple3122 Downloading as much info as I can into my brain 🙏🏻🧠😤
As a coach, and a player for over 50 years...I can see that she has a strong knowledge of advanced play. One or two corrections, well explained... the difference between 1500 and 2000-2500 levels of consistency. Once you have the "relaxed" arm and supple wrist in line with the arm; then you will learn exactly when to tense the wrist for maximum spin at end; then add rotation and power "loading" from the legs and torso (another lesson or two); all while doing footwork exercises = 2,000 level player with practice at least 3-days a week.
Wow thanks for the comment! She's great and we're lucky to have her here at her club. Fingers crossed I can finally leave 1800 behind 🤞🏻
She said " You CANNOT tighten EVERYTHING" .... either stiffen shoulder OR stiffen upper-arm OR stiffen forearm OR stiffen wrist. and there is one more thing .... stiffen fingers .... BUT NOT ALL TOGETHER AT THE SAME TIME. 😀
So your motion should start with loose feet, knees, waist, core, chest, shoulder,upper/lower arms, wrist AND loose grip.
You tighten feet, loosen feet, tighten knees, loosen knees, --> continue up the chain, UNTIL YOU TIGHTEN Wrist, Loosen Wrist ... Tighten FINGERS .... AS YOU MEET THE BALL ON THE RUBBER ... Loosen FINGERS as the ball is about to leave the rubber for that last millisecond of control and power .... 😀
Have fun dude. 😀
Great illustration! Thanks for the comment and for stopping by the channel! Really helps out 🏓😎🙏🏻
she is so cool. How awesome that you got to catch an "aha" lightbulb moment like this on camera
I know right! I feel lucky to have her as a coach, and hopefully there will be more aha moments like this one coming soon! More videos with coach Amy on the way
Thanks for sharing. Great tuition simple and clear and easy to understand which is the sign of someone who really understands tabletennis
No problem thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed 🙏🏻🏓
This was soooo good and it’s great to see great coaches coach great coaches. What a great mentor!
I know right I'm lucky to have her 😁🏓
I felt that first "woooooooooo" in my soul
I still feel it when I watch the video back 🙏🏻😭😂
She basically told him to use his arm more like a whip not a bat. Makes total sense.
Good way to put it 👍🏻 Thanks for stopping by the channel!
Eye opening video thanks for sharing
Thanks for stopping by the channel! 🙏🏻🏓
Wow! Thank you so much! Now I go practice with a towel. I meant seriously, is a great idea 💡
Happy to help! Thank you so much for the comment, really helps the channel 😎
Amazing tip !!! Subbed !!!
@@vinzyvisuals6472 thanks so much! More coming soon 🙏🏻
Forehand looking good, Nathan. Somebody's been practicing :) both me and AJ looking forward to playing you and your crew again..
Hey thank you man preciate it, been putting in work 😤🏓 I'm not sure if I'll have the same crew but I'll be there and I'm looking forward to it!
This is a good coach but she didn't point out to you a general aspect of how your shots should be while training. Although i am sure she noticed it and i could feel her embarrassment when she was getting smashed! Having said that, so the problem is that you "killing" the ball in most of your spins. Your coach is giving you easy slow and medium-height shots for you to spin on purpose.
You should not take advantage and behave like you want to get the point. This is not how someone should train. This is a training drill to fix technique
Keep a medium speed, fix your rhythm so to try and fix the whole technique. what will happen if the coach do more aggresive blocks? You need relaxed body usage and hand momentum till the contact point and only just before the contact with the ball your do a small explosiveness with forearm. The way you do it, you break down very fast. My coach from the first day said to me:
"Everyone can take a racket and smash a ball. The technique while being consistent is the whole point!"
I am doing 60 consecutive forehand topspin with my coach and i dont get tired. I will break down the rally because i will start to feel dizzy. You were doing less than 10.
The body and mind must get used to a fixed technique. You need high number of rallies. You start with a lower speed. If you can do well. Then you should increase.
All the videos are wonderful. Do you have a video of her teaching how to push (forehand and backhand pushes) or return spinny serves? I'd greatly appreciate your posting.
I'll get right on it 🙏🏻
great video! excited to practice this concept!
Let me know how it goes for you and thanks for stopping by! 😁🏓
Thank you for sharing a great video Nathan
No problem, thanks for the comment it helps so much! 😁🏓🙏🏻
I wish to hear the coach talk more than the student .
more from her pls
👍 👍 👍 Thanks a lot!
Thank you for stopping by the channel! 🏓
Thank you for the useful video
You're welcome! Thanks for the comment it helps the channel so much! 🙏🏻🏓
Same teachings are very useful to my game. Im use to 'hit' the ball not spin it
Yessir thanks for stopping by the channel 🙏🏻🏓
If you want to become the best, you need to listen to the best.
Facts! 😤🙏🏻
JUST LISTEN TO YOUR COACH DON'T MAKE TOOO MUCH TALKING.
@@junevvaldez5959 thanks for stopping by the channel the comment really helps 🙏🏻🏓
Damn, like popping a towel. Just like that.
Yessir 🙏🏻🧻
good job.
Thank you! And thanks for stopping by the channel 🙏🏻🏓
Is this applicable on looping backspin?
Yes but coach Amy always says under spin is different because you use your wrist first! 🏓🙏🏻
@@Nathan_BriTT hope you can upload a video on it as well, thank you! Im having a hard time dealing with those choppers
@@dommarilekon1242 I got you be on the lookout 👍🏻
As a skeptic, I feel that this conversation has too much agreement
Well I disagree 😈
@@Nathan_BriTT I agree with your disagreement
@@z0uLess I disagree with your agreement of my disagreement
ARE YOU TEACHING YOUR COACH?
How do you snap your wrist witb the forehand?
It feels different. More like relaxing and then flexing your hand and fingers. Still getting used to it myself 🏓
There's some good videos from chinese national players talking about it on the ping sunday channel. Their philosophy is to be completely loose in the wrist and even fingers up until the moment of impact, hence why they only use flared handles. A straight handle blade would fly out of your hand when your hand is in the loose part of the swing. This is something I've personally been working on as well, it's largely a mindset as Nathan has said above me. For me what works is waiting for the ball to move deeper and thinking about pulling the ball almost like a fisherman sets the hook when a fish bites. It's a snap or a whip that you create by relaxing and then tightening your wrist and fingers at the moment of impact.
What club is this?
EC Sports in Marietta GA
HOW THE HECK DID YOU DO RUclips IN YEAR 1800? 😭
I always wonder if people read it that way and now I know 😂😂😂 Thanks for stopping by the channel really helps out!
Come on up 10:7!!!
I know bruh I now carry great shame
Why do you keep talking? And playing every shot too fast? You lack control
Thanks so much for the comment! Really helps out the channel, have a good one 😎🏓🙏🏻
@@Nathan_BriTT Sure thing
looking OG sir
Thank you sir we're getting there 🙏🏻
my block is much better
You're cracked bro