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Ah, the sacred art of table tennis, where physics meets philosophy and a paddle becomes an extension of the soul. You've finally unlocked the secrets of the Chinese biomechanical principle—congratulations! Now, prepare to ascend to a higher plane of existence. Your opponent? A mere mortal...

The guy feeding you needs to double the speed or double the spin. Otherwise, what you are learning will become useless against people who loop hard.

Serve short, push short, attack first, attack hard into his forehand. Lots of players like you think you should mix long and short serves. But your long serve isn’t even very good. It’s better for you to just only serve short. For context, I have more trouble against a 1700 who only serve...

No, you just look at how fast and high it goes.

I keep telling you: you look at how downward and forward they brush and how fast they go to override the toss. I can totally use the downward motion and do it slowly, so the ball is still topspin. I can totally use the downward motion and do it a bit faster, so the ball is no spin sidespin. I...

you didn't read what i wrote. i never talked about racket brush up at all. and everyone watched that Schlager video.

Don't care about sidespin. Grayzone 45 degrees, you have to pay attention to how much they override the toss. Look for how forward and down they brush and how fast they brush. Just loop Victor's serve. It's easy to read and he doesn't protect the forehand corner

sorry to take away your dreams, but flicks do not override all serves. you have to be even better at reading spin to flick. also if you brush up the front of the ball, just do it yourself and see what happens.

My response is going to be so long and all over the place, it should be its own thread. Let's start with an exercise. We all toss the ball when we serve right? Don't move the racket. What spin happens when the ball falls on to a nearly vertical racket? What spin happens when the ball falls on...

All the ones that look the same (the ones that he serves the most) are all sidetopspin. He serves 1 fast no spin to you down-the-line. His reverse sidespin serve has some backspin. I don't know Victor's level, but he's clearly just babysitting you

Loop REALLY HARD against long AND half long serves. And short push on short serves that aren’t topspin. The most important parts are success rate and quality. There are a couple of things I will mention too: Aim your attack where your opponent sucks at blocking (usually their forehand). If...

Reading through this thread a few days later. it's clear the answer is just serve, serve return, and first attack. As far as I know, only me and Matt Hetherington are above 2100 in this thread and we both said the same thing. There's a separate conversation (that needs a separate thread) about...

You don’t have to serve short underspin. You can serve short sidespin or short sidetopspin. Just punish the flick.

For 1900 -> 2100? Definitely not fitness or counter topspins or rallying. It's brute quality on serve, serve return, and first attack. Let's call the people who have these skills "the punishers". They can punish anything loopable with a strong loop. //////////////////////////////// I went...

The way you know you need to switch is when a good lobber can lob you infinitely even when you are hitting hard.

For money, I don't think so. You can get plenty of advice for free if you just post a video.

hi! we know who we are lmao. i see you are still trolling people. btw everyone, this guy was banned from TTD years ago. should i announce who this is? EDIT: and congrats on 2200, you always had it in you, even 2 years ago

So many people are criticizing each other's tips and hacks. Everyone should realize that each tip is a "hack" for a range of levels. And it even has nuance past that too. Serving long wide sidespin is a "hack" against newer players, but won't work once people learn about looping those hard as...