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  1. Any advice welcome...

    thanks for the links, i will check them. I was indeed in a rush to finish the point quickly. Thats the way i like to play, but I would'nt say I am generally afraid of rallies. Its just I thought that player was better than me overall and in rallies, and that i should try to take as much risk as...
  2. Any advice welcome...

    I'd like to play "macho" game, attack and finish the point quickly. stay at the table, i don't like to move too far back. but in a sense I'm allround, i can block, even chop rather well (i used to do it a lot in training but its not consistent enough so i don't try it in games, but i often fish...
  3. Any advice welcome...

    I have been playing for far too long, over 20 years... in the earlier years, i would play fast flat serve + hit flat as quickly as possible, i couldn't do much with my BH. but i was moving rather well. I've been taking lessons with private coaches weekly for 3 years now. Of course, i think i...
  4. Any advice welcome...

    Hi Here is the vid of my last match in this week's local tournament. I lost 0-3, but i think i fought well. However, its not enough, i'm a bit tired of losing... I think the #1 reason is i really have to improve my serve game. i let you tell me the rest...
  5. What table tennis rubbers & blade do you use?

    Blade: Korbel FH : Tenergy 80 1.9mm Bh : Spinart 1.9mm
  6. All Japan Championships 2016

    Mizutani defends his title, wins his 7th championships defeating Kazuhiro Chan 4-1 (-9 4 4 7 6) they were in a different league. i watched the game on NHK, so we might see some vids on Youtube soon. During rallies, Chan was able to match Mizutani, but in the serve/receive game, short game and...
  7. All Japan Championships 2016

    Ishikawa defends her crown and wins again 4-1 against Miu Hirano 11-7 11-4 11-8 9-11 11-9 if I'm correct, its her third national crown. See here http://world-tt.com/ps_tokusetsu/tokusetsu_open.php?pg=successivechamp_alljapan-singles
  8. All Japan Championships 2016

    Mizutani - Kasahara 4-0 Yoshimura - Chan 1-4 Ishikawa - Kato 4-0 Hirano Miu - Ito 4-0
  9. All Japan Championships 2016

    He did lose to the guy on the video, but that guy is Morita Yuki.
  10. All Japan Championships 2016

    ITTV is for international competitions. This is a JTTA competition. There were obviously cameras filming some matches, but they belong to private TV Channels. you can pay to access those videos on some paying sites. If not, after a while, you will see some free videos on Youtube. For example, i...
  11. All Japan Championships 2016

    Kenji Matsudaira lost in round of 16 to Ooya 2-4. Kenta Matsudaira lost in round of 64 (his first match) to Uemura
  12. All Japan Championships 2016

    i read Japanese. the official site for results is here http://www.jtta.or.jp/AJ/result2015/ click on the left side to get PDF files with the results. unfortunately its all in japanese, if you don't trust me you can try with google translate. i posted in French (I am French) on the site above...
  13. All Japan Championships 2016

    I posted the results of best 32 and best 16 round on a French forum http://forum.tennis-de-table.com/t/championnats-nationaux-japonais/3076/9
  14. All Japan Championships 2016

    Kishikawa lost... it was a very exciting match, but MATSUSHITA was shouting crazy on everypoint he won, the bastard. I know it because i was watching live, in the stadium !!! :D. Other upsets today, include Oshima losing to Kasahara, and in womens, the crowd favourite Fukuhara losing to Maeda
  15. All Japan Championships 2016

    Kenta MATSUDAIRA got knocked out by a lower rank player for his first game. I think thats the only upset. All the big favourites for mens and ladies are there. Best 32 take place tomorrow
  16. How to know where your opponent is going to serve - before he serves?

    You have to train your mind... to get those psychic powers...
  17. Go for those nets and edges!

    I fight for everyball and always go for nets and edge balls. Actually net balls, I believe i can get them 80% of the time. Edge balls are much more difficult. To get them in games, you've got to train yourself to do it, and the simplest thing to do is to try to get them all when practising...
  18. Returning backspin

    ideally, if the (backspin) ball is long, you should attack it with topspin. if its short push it back. if its half long, its more tricky but better to topspin it. i think you should improve your pushing technique its a bit boring, but thats fundamentals. take the ball just before the top of...
  19. Advice on my strokes?

    Hi Shuki, i agree with NextLevel overall analysis. You should relax much much more. FH topspin technique: the angle is a bit tricky, but i also feel your timing is a touch late, this is why you end up missing the ball so many times. BH technique: against backspin, its on the table, but you're...
  20. How to push long and hard?

    To make a good long push on a short ball, you have to hit the ball in the ascending phase, just before the top of the bounce. move your body to the ball, contact the ball under with a very slight move of the wrist. Your hand should be relaxed, no need to make a big stroke, else the balls flies...
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