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Good videos - your forehand technical base is now better than your backhand's technical base - your preparation with the left foot is pretty strong - to bridge the gap, you need to recover better after the shot and learn to use your legs and a slight squat/lean to drive the backhand as well...

Is Polcanova clearly better than Adriana? Just curious as to whether the same criticisms will be made (she does have a few better wins, but is she going to get the same top 10 criticism)?

What I find interesting here is the attempt to rescore TT like soccer as if when you score points and when you serve doesnt matter. Just to defend a view that was clearly ignorant of the circumstances under which Truls (who was a clear favorite and the best player on the Swedish national team )...

Nothing wrong with defending fringe views, it's your prerogative.

The article doesn't make sense, and I honestly struggle to take anything from Emrathich seriously. Truls didn't play the Olympic because of injury and maybe they wanted Kallberg to have a chance since he had displayed better form and Karlsson may not have liked it. But what I will say is that...

Karlsson is often injured so without knowing the reason I assume they just put in their best available players. But if they care about a team medal, it is hard to deny Karlsson and Falck a chance. And Truls is their best singles player. The only way he is denied is if Kallberg can overtake him.

He used his timeout when it was already too late. But he is young so this kind of stuff is inevitable.

You clearly didn't watch the match.

Falck and Karlsom doubles, Moregardh singles, probably Falck as the second player unless Karlsson qualifies directly somehow or injury upsets everything.

He is healing and helping a lot of 40+ people. It's all relative though.

Go watch the kneesovertoesguy, his stuff on youtube can be inspirational on the impact of building muscles around bad joints.

One of the advantages of team competition is that usually your teammates can watch and coach you. But I will strongly recommend to adult learners who play matches in singles competition that they have a friend, especially a higher rated player or coach who is familiar with their level and...

If he serves with LP, there is barely any spin on the ball worth respecting or usually light topspin. You probably didn't realize this and kept trying to do things to the ball based on his service motion rather than returning all the balls the same way which is however you loop or return no-spin...

I answered the way I did because some people do not realize that for some older players, you are forcing them to adjust to serve rules that did not exist when they played most of their matches. That doesn't completely excuse illegal serving, but it helps to put it in context. So I don't like...

You must be happy - so far this is more like an annihilation than a match.

Thanks for the linked video. Right now we have Hayata - Kihara.

It is a mixed bag. I won't pretend to be a guy who hasn't lost a lot of matches using what I now consider the wrong mindset to approach illegal serving. I will remind people that table tennis is very cognitive, both technically and psychologically. Experience is the best teacher. So your...

Drinkhall played really well. That said, Quadri hasn't looked good for a while now. Hoping he returns to form at some point on the tour. Good luck with the England vs India matchups tomorrow!

It's clear it was related to something about Pitchford on that day.

There was a blocker I played a lot at tournaments (and don't get me wrong, he was pretty good at blocking because he hit with a lot of high level players and used really fast rackets). Even when I outrated him by 500 points as a 2000+ playing a 1500 player, I almost always lost the first game in...