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Yes, they have strange concepts of angles and/or degrees. Nothing new under the sun with the brothers.

Just watching the Bernadette vs. Charlotte match. Does/can the French player only serve one type of serve? Tactical serve 0.0. Still, something her coach and she herself should urgently work on.

No problem, I had already forgotten my question.:) Yes, there are quite a few possibilities, of course, but I think that a press with a meter is not an unnecessary attribute for optimizing the pressing of wood/carbon, etc., and adapting it to the needs of the wood.

Can I still watch that final match somewhere? I can't find it on YouTube.

You serve and immediately retreat. Why do you do that? Force yourself to stay closer to the table and play aggressively. You are still young, so you need to use more speed and agility to put pressure on your opponent.

Are there no (regional) competitions or tournaments?

Another interesting fact about the real Marty Reisman: in 1957, he played alongside six-time Belgian champion Norbert Van de Walle, an excellent defender, in the American national team! Marty himself once played an exhibition match in Antwerp.

What I always wonder is whether you always apply the same pressure when gluing, or whether this depends on the type of glue you use and/or the composition of the racket, wood/composite.

Wang Hao? At the end of 2022, I thought.

The Chinese Table Tennis Association (CTTA) on Monday announced its national team coaching lineup for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic cycle, appointing Qin Zhijian as chief coach. Qin, a current CTTA vice president, previously served as head coach of China's men's team during the 2020 Tokyo...

I hope you are also doing exercises that get you moving? Okay, the third ball is important in a match, but I don't think you're ready for that yet after just a few months. A really fun exercise to do now to improve your ball control, get you moving and improve your reaction time is the M/W...

Two months ago I wrote…. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/does-lin-yun-ju-still-have-potential-to-be-world-no-1.36081/#post-549414

Yeaaaaaaah! Finally! :love:

Yes yes yes!

Come on LYJ!!!

:oops: French competition

😄 If someone scores 8 points in one set on someone's FH and those points almost always occur after a ball change from BH > FH, then you can say that something is wrong with your opponent and that you have found your opponent's weak point. This is an observation that is not difficult to see, but...

This! I noticed this when he was 13 years old. He is a great player, but he has a (natural) shortcoming, especially because he is BH-oriented. The problem is there and will always be there. It's not a problem of forehand > backhand, he's always on time and often even has an attacking response...

What is a calculated decision? No, no, for sure a technical deficiency. Tomo's forehand is already much better than last year, but it's sad to see that he still has no reaction when switching from backhand to forehand. You noticed it yourself! And Truls saw it clearly. And indeed, in my opinion...

Not that difficult to understand, I thought.