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Should be coming, sometime next week.

A lot of people requested the backhand attack, so i'm doing that one next, should be coming next week, if all goes well.

I made a video on this, you might find it usefull :

That's exactly the point of the video, what cost do you pay for keeping the hand low or high, I don't really see to many benefits when losing that much time, and memory/coreography can be retrained if it needs to. I may be wrong of course, but the point is to explain what i see and how i...

I wanted to give these exact 2 great players as examples. but i interpret it a bit differently: I think that you can get great results even with bad technique but with enough determination and work ethic. Even a worse technique can be made to work if you play it long enough and adjust for it's...

But they do change their hand position 100% of the time to the proper position when going against topspin, and 100% of the time they actually lose quite a bit of time doing that. Time that you don't want to lose in those fast rallies. You can say it's a mistake or suboptimal or not optimal, but...

The elements of the perfect forehand attack An in depth examination of each element of the forehand attack with examples of pros doing it right and also making mistakes. It explores the attack stance and why each element of the stance is required, how to get into the stance, how to obtain...

Fan Zhendong vs Bertrand point analysis Textbook point analysis in 3 minutes Learn about momentum disadvantage, the suicide shot and the recovery shot.

The ready position - how does stance affect your reaction time

Depth positioning - When and how far from the table should I move An analysis with examples of how far or close pros position themselves during rallies and why they do that. .

yes this one is planned too to showcase how you can force opponents outside of their normal positions and have them move more and have less time between shots

Correct. a second video is coming on that. Like you said the closer the ball is to the net the wider the angle gets, and the further away it is. then angle gets smaller. But the ball can be way behind the table. This has some consequence on how far you want to be from the table, hence the...

Thank you for your feedback. Exercises and real game demonstrations are on my list.

Thank you, it's in production, probably next week.

It's a 100 year old house with brick cellar.

A detailed look at positioning, how to think about positioning through a tactical and practical lens. This positioning system is called "Lines of play" and it's taught in all major professional table tennis schools. In the video we explore where to stand, why certain position are better than...