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That is very true. It is very practical. I know here in Kuala Lumpur, there is this primary chinese private school that has 51 TT tables laid out in it's hall for the kids..they make it compulsory that all the kids to get involved in TT. It really is something else. It's a huge hall that has 18...

CHEERS MATE!!! :) My TT is not as it used to be, but no complains..my days are gone, but funnily enough, I'm enjoying it more now a days as there are no pressure. I enjoy coaching, and surprising some younger players here and there.

Exactly Dan,the guy is a walking legend. Sorry about your back buddy, one of the collateral damage when you're a serious TT player, another are the knees. But becoming a great coach will certainly make up to it...hehehe I always believe there are many ways that we can contribute to the...

I don't have FB buddy, sorry.....:) I' will even get a left hander a to serve the side under spin that you dreaded so much hehehe

In case some of the members still wondering about badminton, here are some videos featuring the world no1: The 1st shot shows the malaysia no2 training against 2 players, the 2nd shot shows the no1 playing against 3 back up shuttlers. The malaysian doubles pair playing against the danish...

I'll try to record it when I do it on Monday, when I train the local lads near my home. Actually, 70% success rate is quite good, you can only get better buddy once you get used to it. From the way you hit your FH, OI know you're capable. Usually I don't advice this to even intermediate players.

I think Timo is nursing some niggling injuries. He knows that he has enough points to qualify for the finals, so he just play in the selected few bcoz he might want to be in his best shape for the finals.

No worries buddy. Btw, just want you to know that I've posted my photo with the DVD prizes on the Table Tennis Master Winner thread as promised, just in case you you missed it.

Well well well what do you know, Greggs too...:) wish him luck. Always aim high buddy, but not top spin shots, that one you have to keep it low. hahaha I remember someone said, "It's a very big dream, but dreams are supposed to be big, right?" So go for it. I know it's tough, been there before...

So you are doing your final year huh...I wish you all the very best buddy. So what's your target? 1st class honours? Don't worry so much about the site as it is in good hands of Matt and Gregs.

You can ask a friend to feed you, but take a bit of time in between each feed. It'll allow you to prepare yourself to receive the serve. It's not exactly a barrage of feed that you normally get from a multiball drill. Take your time and focus on your shots.

It's all in the mind, when you think it's difficult, then you will tighten up when you hit the ball. Instead of hitting the ball, you will push because you are not relax. It's the same thing. When you know about the angles, the reverse side spin will fix by itself. The ball will go over, once it...

Pleasure is all mine buddy, you gave a few tips for me as well with your various posts.

My sentiments exactly. Btw Matt, this is the best interview. My favourite european player, aside from Rosskopf. This guy has been playing competitively for 33years!! Incredible!! I started playing competitively when I was 12, my first tourney in 1981,that means I've been playing for 30...

Wish I could just say "good soil, wonderful weather, great seedlings". But we all know that it's not as easy as that. We have been going about this topic or similar to this for aeons. Some might say it has to change from the grass root, and some may say that the head honcho of ITTF must go.

Cheers Yosua. Most of the time, I don't have the time to flick through youtube to search these great matches. I'm grateful to have people like Matt and yourself and the likes on this forum, who have tremendous drive to make this forum great.

I've seen this kid play, and he does have a very bright future. I didn't know his junior world ranking till now, very impressive. In time he'll develop more power and strength, and in order to win close matches, he will also develop his mental toughness. No doubt he is one for the future. Can't...

Yeah, never thought of that..now that you mentioned it, it did cross my mind. If Ma Long fool around like this instead of getting proper rest at home, he would've gotten a smack on the back of the head by Sifu Liu.

Hahahahaha cheers mate, a little worried about the statement there buddy. Just kidding. hehehehe

Whoa!!!...massive overload TT stars you got there mate. It would be a dream, wouldn't it? Yeah, it would be unfair I guess. I wish you all the very best buddy, and btw, I enjoy your blogs.