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Haha 😁 I can feel the sarcasm. Well, it's not like I am pursuing full-time professional career in the sport, that's for sure, although I do plan to play a bit more of semi professional as a side, probably still counts as a hobby, nevertheless I am incredibly passionate towards the sport, I do...

Everyone's talking about the adaptability, about implemention in real matches... Personally, that's one of the easier parts for me, it's really just a matter of smart training and some time overall. Probably an unpopular opinion, but I believe people overcomplicate table tennis, similar to many...

Well, I always used shadow exercises as a way to feel or understand a certain concept in table tennis, it also helped me devise certain strategies... I can effectively implement them with some multiball training. If it's fairly simple, then couple normal training sessions. By doing my...

DHS 15 all the way 🥰

I have noticed that too! Visualization is incredibly powerful 😁

All good! I am mostly speaking from the little experience I have, and knowledge (homework I did myself), because that's all I have. Always ready to be corrected 😁

The term "weight transfer" is general, but it's incorrect. The movement is more of kinetic chain. Although professionals from every continent use the body, Chinese emphasize it a lot more, pushing with their legs and emphasizing waist, more lower body, whereas European style is more direct...

Adding onto this, personally, not sure about others, but I do not believe in any of this "high throw", "low throw" stuff. I am not necessarily calling this "bullshit", there are countless different rubbers and firms for a reason, they behave differently, however, it's never a difference between...

It does make sense, however it more sounds like you are seeking momentary fix instead of going for a long lasting, perhaps a life long feel for the technique...

I mean, you just named the issue. It's bit difficult to grasp the logic here. If you want to face the weakness and improve, which feels like it, then there is no way around - equipment change won't fix it and it surely won't fix itself magically overnight. Not sure if that's what you want to...

Isn't it easier/more beneficial to just focus on improving the technique instead of changing equipment? It's not like it will magically solve your issue... If you are having difficulties, invest that money in a coaching session, or even a few 😅

It's probably easier to just say that 40+ balls have larger circumference. When the path is longer, then it takes longer to make a single revolution (a 360)

Yep! I support this, just tell them straight on, maybe the player is not aware. So, instead of compromising your own game and letting the opponent build bad habits, it's indeed better to just call it out

Nevermind, it opened now... No idea what happened. Don't mind!

Thank you for the comment! Haha! Yeah, I already had many, I am prepared for anything at this point, especially when I got chosen to represent my university. Nevertheless, my passion is sky high, I am looking forward to every training session. Also, for some reason, the video is unavailable...

Haha, thank you 😂

Thank you for the comment. Yeah, I agree with some of points. My example wasn't the best, as I am quite a beginner myself, I simply did it in the most evident way, purposely exaggerated the motion, so it would be easier to see the kinetic chain, whip and generated power. My sudden stop imitates...

Indeed, it's very complicated 😂, but it will definitely come with practice. A long way ahead...

Well, it's indeed difficult to explain, you need to feel it. I am not an expert myself, however, if you want snappy Chinese "weight transfer", my best possible explanation would be something like this: One must first understand that the idea is to make the weight transfer more than just simple...

I sure will! Thank you for the comment