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Sure, I know what you mean. Now post some video so we can start to believe you know what you mean. Your credibility is in rehab so we gotta know you know what you are talking about if you want to continue to mentor players who as far as we can tell are more advanced than you were when we last...

You gotta know your audience. I would be really surprised if Archo was a better server than JEffM. Anyways, enough of archo. I used to post a lot like archo too, but the difference was that my level was written all over every post and I Was mostly regurgitating things that my coach or better...

You must have some great serves, Archo. Any video to share? You will continue to bring out head scratching the more posts you make on things you have not seriously worked on. DerEchte and I are speaking from years of serving practice experience under the guidance of high level players. What...

I wish Flore and Yoshimura were playing Singles at the Olympic Games.

At some point, we will need 911 here as well. Better call Saul!

IT's more entertaining to call 911.

Your main problem is that you are thinking too hard. Table tennis is not something that you can control when your body figures it out. It is best to just find the right technique, do one good shot, then put markers on the table and try to reproduce it without focusing on it. You need a lot of...

Interesting post, and I found that claim especially interesting. What do you mean?

IT is actually easier to serve short with backspin than to serve short with less spin as the backspin slows the ball down and pulls the ball backwards. Don't give up. Just be patient and stop stressing so much over it. IF you continue to work on it with the right form, things will get better...

If this is the kind of thread that the old folks used to warn me about... I'm in trouble... I'm in real big trouble... Someone, please call 911!!!

Above is me practicing my favorite forehand loop. It is relaxed without hook (my real or match forehand has a lot of hook to it partly because I hold the racket and contact the ball a little differently). In this drill, I am taking the ball relatively late for a couple of reasons. The truth is...

Lots of problems you don't have any more. Good for you...

I think the fact that I play my backhand that way and have a quality forehand that I can play with that grip is the key. Then it becomes more of an issue of how much of the wrist is used on each stroke a long as I consistently try to recover into it and play most strokes out of it, even serves...

Here is me practicing my favorite forehand loop (first 12 or so minutes of the video). It is relaxed without hook (my real or match forehand has a lot of hook to it partly because I hold the racket and contact the ball a little differently). In this drill, I am taking the ball relatively late...

Yes! And even if they do, once you have seen them play, it takes away 90% of the impact because you can tell they have no clue what they are talking about. I have seen people do this kind of stuff over and over again and the pattern is always the same - you will hear someone giving random...

As promised:

He hasn't asked for any help and I am curious what you are seeing he is clearly a few levels above you. The funny thing is that when a player has physical issues like bobpuls does, it's not easy to give constructive advice without an idea of what he is looking for. IT's easy to say generic...

Any videotape of your impressive progress to show? It's commendable that you are doing so well.

It's pretty unfortunate whenever people who choose to remain anonymous come out to make rude criticisms of people who have put themselves out there. No doubt, Keenan started late but he is putting in the time and effort and making the investment, whatever happens. People have started at 21...

Your game is good.