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Skater jumps can help to train that lateral push off.

Table tennis already has that and it is not foot stomping but the guys like harimoto who shout "chole" after every point. Especially bad if Euro players who don't even speak Chinese do it. nothing against doing it when you win a set but doing at at 2-2 in the first set it is a bit much.

Maybe this drill can help

I read somewhere that tacky rubbers have a pretty quick initial drop of tackyness but if you treat it reasonably well it keeps that level of tackyness for a long time and it still plays very well. Timo said about the d09c that he likes it more after it has lost a bit of tackyness. It might...

I think the hybrid rubber from donic is called blue grip. I think All the esn companies now have hybrid rubbers with tensor sponge and tacky rubber.

Make one that says long pips users get burned at stake :)

I do think there is some top or he couldn't hit it in that fast on a low ish ball. Probably not super heavy spin as he hits the ball quite full but not flat either. The follow through is unconventional but some pros do a similar move on the flick. maybe it is a backhand loop kill:)

Does it even matter for social play? I like the Idea of playing short pips. Social players can't handle spin so if you want to play rallies play flat medium pace drives that they can handle.

I think topspin. Why are you doing the abbreviated finish? Is that kinda a fake move to confuse the opponent?

What kind of flick? A straight "slap" flick like it is usually done on the forehand side or a banana flick like many are now doing on the backhand side?

Keep in mind I'm a low level beginner table tennis player but I'm coaching a high level of baseball and learning from there I think you need to try to implement the stuff from training into your matches even if you are losing initially. For example if your goal is to loop long pushes instead of...

It is actually normal that your game results initially get worse if you make changes to your stroke technique because you were used to your old technique plus you are likely taking more risk if you play "properly" (topspin instead of push) thus making more errors. Ignore results for a couple...

Isn't skyline used mostly by penhold players in china? I think wang hao and ma lin used it. I think the OP plays PH too, maybe that is why he picked it

Definitely a daring shot. Albeit he probably thought "I'm probably losing anyway so I can just as well attempt some nice shots".

Maybe one of those hybrid rubbers like the tibhar k2 or k3 could work. I think they have a tacky rubber but a more springy sponge than tge classic chinese rubbers

Some nice shots by that guy considering he is ranked rather low in the world. WCQ BH was great of course but that chop block and that sidespin around the net attempt was pretty nasty too

Did the reply by the german guy land on the table?

Yeah of course, if he was still playing he probably would have top 10 level but probably not in china as he wouldn't make CNT past ma long, FZD, XX and WCQ and LJK. But if timo can be top10 at 40 wang hao peobably could be at 38. I think a penholder still could be number 1, XX was number 1...

Nice win by dang over moregard. it's interesting they almost play reversed roles, SH player moregard scores with good FH and blocks with BH and penholder dang scores a lot with BH to BH rallies:)?

found this channel pretty interesting. That stroke in the video looks interesting, looks like a topspin with the traditional penhold side. Not sure how effective it is though but looks interesting