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Haha, yes correct hand indeed!

Going to do some workout vids for the next few days.

Day 12!

Thanks dude, hope you are keeping safe and well right now, I know you must be missing the table a lot! Take care :D

Big topic today!

Day 10!

Day 9, increasing forehand power.

I like this point a lot about the knowledge of coaches and perhaps there not being the same expertise as these styles fade out. Well made!

I think it's a great idea for something to trial, Richard is such a clever man!

My issue is more with whether the growing lack of diversity is making table tennis less entertaining for spectators to watch than anything else. Of course from a playing perspective it's not a gripe at having to play with the plastic ball, I got way past that years ago and just got on with it.

It's interesting someone I spoke to today thought they could trial a 38mm plastic ball. I thought that would certainly make for an interesting idea to try out!

I'm very passionate about this topic, and have spoken to top players like Korbel, Persson and Primorac about their thoughts on it. You can read my article here for more context: - Is Conformity of Styles Killing the Sport of Table Tennis Pimple players, penholders and choppers are rapidly...

Very simple topic for Day 8, but still important!

Yea I'm trying to look for gaps in the 'online curriculum' as it were and fill them, or go into a bit more detail with basics to present some added value. Honestly, contacting the bottom of the ball for serves is the absolute best way to create deceptive serves, and also creates the most kick...

Day 7, opening vs. the half long ball - some basic tips!

More, did you say? :D Day 6:

Day 5, some tips for your serve practice

Day 4, still looking at basics, this time forehand flick foundations

Day 3: Banana flick basics!

Day 2 and switching over to the backhand loop. Obviously I'm not the perfect candidate for demonstrations, but do my best so pay more attention to what I'm saying than doing haha