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Hey guys, Heming Hu here a 2xOlympian in Table Tennis (2016 and 2020 Olympics) Hope you guys find value in this video I recently made about being more stable and consistent on your backhand under pressure and during point play

I summarize the 5 key takeaways and biggest golden nuggets at the very end

Anders Lind “get a professional racket ASAP if you care about table tennis” I said something like this a while ago Received a lot of backlash “heming doesn’t know what he’s talking about, he’s never coached a beginner” I wonder if you guys still feel this way after this Anders Lind video...

appreciate you man!

I am a noob when it comes to business... fact. I'm new and learning. It's a game just like Table Tennis, that has levels in it, and painful lessons disguised as experience that you need, in order to get better at it. Much like many things worth getting good at Last year, I got an influx of new...

the current mexico no1 has lived in Europe most of his life, and is miles ahead of any other mexican, so no.

Yeah Ive been scared off already man, the anonymous names on the internet are terrifying!! Please help

yeah definitely, this is just physics and I like to teach table tennis based on what it really is, rather than what i "think" it is. This is one of those many things, receiving serve with the forehand when it comes short, is often just harder than with the backhand. I will say, I was surprised...

stay tuned for set 2 being analysed in depth over the next days on my youtube ;) I won't be stopping to help you guys as much as I can, at least for as long as I do this job

good pick ups from the match, yes even today, the level in mexico internationally isn't super high. But yes, had he played someone who doesn't hammer him with pressure from the serve and receive + ball after serve, he gets a lot more freedom to shut the opponents down, that he is better than. I...

100%. It's like a video game in the sense that when you are at level 20, you aren't far enough in the game to know what its like playing Timo Boll at level 96, but when you are close enough, you feel the real subtle differences that make timo, timo

sure man, whatever works for you

i didn't say things are becoming easier... that is 1000% not what I said, would appreciate you not twisting my words I said players don't magically lose the skills they had, just because they stopped playing competitions. Much like riding a bike, and driving a car. You don't forget it and...

Enjoy, he definitely shines when it comes to receiving serve, and taking control of the point early on. His eye for the game is something I've seen nothing like, before

the game itself evolves, which it seems from the comment you have not accounted for

TLDR: It does NOT lol The only truth about your level changing from equipment is: Bad equipment can make you play worse I facepalm everytime someone says "Ma Long would beat you with a frying pan or empty paddle" Like, no he wouldnt. BUT, give him a Tibhar MXP or Tenergy, yes he will figure...

Hey guys, hope you've been well I recently uploaded a video on YouTube that seemed to perform much better than a lot of my previous ones. I take on former Mexico number 3 and a guy who sits objectively around 2100-2300 in the USATT ratings. Here, I analyse every point of a set, in massive...

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I love the enthusiasm! Lets go 💪