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Why practice to become better when you can pretend to be better on a forum?

You have a long way to go but at least, watching you loop no longer sends me to the bathroom. :P

Trust ttmonster to haunt a glorious day.

I can't remember the thread but we got his loop to a decent level and then he disappeared.

Then his mother would have taught him too loop. She didn't. Seriously, I love this sport.

You remind me of a guy who wanted to learn to loop on MYTT. His mother was blocking for him, though the camera never showed her. TT is an amazing sport.

Archo, that last video finally got you off my ignore list. You are free to harass people as much as you want know. You actually have decent form now.

Xiao Pang Wins - Flawless Victory. The funny thing is that even though ML played the most consistently throughout the competition, he has two losses at deuce, including thankfully one to the winner, and has to settle for second place.

Oh wise Philosopher of Table Tennis, where have you been?

FZD often beats ML when the coaches are around, it is when the coaches are not around that we will know whether FZD has improved or not.

If FZD beats XX, he wins it all, which is the most likely. But this is assuming he beats LJK, which is not a given. ML pretty much is going to win it out, LGY is his teammate and he gets to walk over ZJK. Sine he has beaten XX already, XX has no chance of winning it all any more. So it is...

They both know what is at stake as will Ding Ning and LSW when they play. MZ especially knows she will not go unless she wins, so she is doing what she has to.

Plus 1.

My eyes are fine, thank you, and the ref agreed with me.

I dislike Facebook streaming vs Youtube.

Sam Walker beat Liam Pitchford again? This triangle matchup is not cool at all - they should have a final 3 all play all to see who wins among the top 3.

It's not about amateurs or pros, it's about finding what he likes. He knows what he likes, but he doesn't know what is like it. He tried something popular so we have a reference point which we can use to point him in a direction.

If you play competitively at the same time as training, this is one approach. But sometimes, if you just put in the time with the right kind of training, what you think are small adjustments can be built into the main stroke easily. It also depends on how you think of the small adjustments...

Everyone is different. He has said he is an experienced player, so the most important thing is to get him what he likes, not what we without seeing how he plays thinks is best for him.

Hard question to answer. The correct answer would depend on many things and is specific to each individual and their development path. Also coaching will give you a better idea of how these things develop in players and what is a reasonable way to develop them in players who don't have them...