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Probably something like this :

Good content will try to implement some of this theory.

Is there a specific reason you cannot go back to barracuda?

It’s like you’re describing my game haha. I always try to get my club mates to block my opening loops but they cannot manage if I know where the long push is going. So u simply ask them to push with uncertainty.

Can you have a drill with random balls. Like, short to forehand and then long to either backhand or forehand ?

Why are the shirts so neutral?

Alexis is just too emotionally invested in his matches. It takes too much energy and causes him to fluctuate in level. If there’s anyone on the planet that has exposure to penhold it’s him

À big difference is that SYS can force any opponent into letting her play this game with these type of fast exchanges. Only against defenders I have seen her change the approach. Dragoman on the other hand cannot do that. I think it’s a question of athleticism because at the men’s game her big...

I think there’s room for a well structured highlight show around the biggest events. With analysis and statistics that go a bit beyond reactive to a single point. It could have retuning items as highest spin shot, longest rally, best service game etc.

@volvovics i really liked this video, gives me a framework to fall back on when I miss too many forehand attacks, I tried it (in training matches), it worked. - Right foot parrallel to the table - Right Knee bent with the weight on it - Racket pointing down (extend of the arm and more or less as...

In reality you need to back off before you know if your opponent is going to play an offensive shot, because if you are close to the table you won't have time to adjust after the bounce of a deep offensive shot. (Or even a fast long push) Another reason you hear often, if the ball lands short...

Yea great content, thanks for sharing!

Synergy between rubber and blade is a thing though especially for such different blades

Short strokes need better timing and a good amount of trampoline. Professional players in this category play Z03 or D05 (dont know for other brands)

Yeah super frustrating to lose like that. I’d probably try to vent. If im playing well I can laugh it off. If im playing poorly I complain out loud or grunt in frustration. It doesn’t help though

My bullet points for deciders À decider is a chance to win the match!! Keeping lucidity to stay unpredictable. Execute simple patterns placement and spin over speed Keep serves low before anything else. Take your chances Have fun If im nervous I serve backspin so I know what ball I get back

I struggle with similar issues as you do, even though my game is based on spin rather than power. My coach suggested Desto F1/F2 to slow down the setup while maintaining high spin characteristics. Additional advantage is that it is lighter than fast arcs for example.

I do a squat with jump for every ball I pickup. Need to work those legs

That is a crazy amount of dedication, amazing ! must also present quite the bill. Out of my 20-ish weekends where I play competetively I would be able to do this once or so haha. Time, money and accessibility to a trainer, massages or even just a table to do a warm-up is not always available.

he should definitely document his method. Back on topic, form is such an elusive topic. The main factors that seem to influence it for me are, sleep, stress and alcohol. Decreasing the difference between in form or out of form would be consistency training and doing a solid warm-up