Recent content by Zezima

I quit the job.

How is chopping in terms of injury? Is it any safer? I do secretly want to become a chopper but maybe in my later years lol.

Crazy it took me so long to understand what it meant to have the elbow in front. One more thing I would like to discuss is here I see levenko talking about twisting sideways with the hips. Many chinese videos say don't twist sideways but more like pull inwards if that makes sense. Basically...

I don't know if you mean something else but what more can I do with legs in that video? I was getting the maximum out of my legs there. Only thing that can be better are my arm movement. Also the fingers don't work for me. When I press with my pointy finger my thumb also presses into the blade...

Yes it works for me. This is gonna sound weird but against the 1900TTR player I prefered when he was looping. Ofc sometimes he hit a straight winner but I brought back so many balls and even won the rallies more often than not (the long ones where he attacked with speed instead of slow spinny...

Also it might be "standard" for some users or young people here but we did many different exercises with a purpose behind for kids learning. For example putting some plastic cups on each corner and then if you hit them both you get one point and so on. And hitting both cups on first 2 balls...

The goal here was not to hide the spin. But to feed how you would give it to kids. No kid will loop so hard like I do in that video. So they don't need the skill to feed heavy backspin as of yet atleast. I do think they would require it for the B-License though.

yes so right now I am trying to apply to use more countertopspin so if I see my opponent doesn't struggle with looping heavy backspin and loops the backspin with a slow very spinny topspin I give him more empty/light backspin pushes (still try to do it fast unless I go for halflong pushes) and...

if I understand you right the more backspin there is on the ball the easier it is to loop with power? In matches it's definetly the opposite for me. In multiball I can't tell yet since I need to do more often first.

I could generate easily heavy backspin during multiball. But my peers struggled alot with feeding balls. I personally didn't even feed a lot of multiballs to others (prior to this choaching week) since I generally train with players who don't even know what multiball is. But I am generally...

but I got told if you give them heavy backspin push and they open up that ball, that means they had to overwrite the backspin that you gave them. Let's assume you gave them a lot of backspin so if they open up they have slightly more as a topspin now that you will struggle to block. Like that...

ideally I want to teach the kids the right way from the beginning. Right now I am overflooded with many different information that even I for myself get confused a lot. Especially the chinese videos confused me the most. Maybe because I try to combine the european teachings with the chinese...

I am going through the comments again and wanted to add here that I liked the quality of my balls which I mentioned earlier. And I do agree I can't hit like this on half long balls and usually what happens is I step forwards with my right leg have my racket angle horizontal unless I know I can...

I didn't read the entire discussion but I can lift a heavy backspin ball with just the wrist maybe slightly forearm with a horizontal racket angle. ofc it will be slow and have a higher arc and end up short(length). So I would need to test it again what you said but I don't buy it (yet) that you...

Ok i roughly start to understand now. What I seem to be doing with my arm is that I do realize it's a loopable ball and that it's slow aswell because how far I am preparing my stroke (long backstroke) It's like I try to rotate and take my arm as much back as possible to use it on the forwards...