Joy to Defenders to Train Without Robots !

YosuaYosan · Jul 29, 2011

Hey again guys !
This thread is dedicated to my defender brothers out there who don't have robots to train with, esp. in chopping / pushing.
A thread in OOAKForum leads me to this ossum video.

Enjoy guys, take the time to find the right table angle

WiWa · Jul 29, 2011

Haha that's very cool. But you don't really get hard shots from that thing

But it seems like a very good way to perfect your stroke.

YosuaYosan · Jul 29, 2011

Yeah, the return is not that strong (unless the table is modified in some way or we do the brush stronger).
But true to your words, it perfects the basic defensive strokes.

Its a table anyway

dici · Jul 29, 2011

You probably can add a line on the inclined side, so that when you return the ball, you will know whether it hit the table, or it will be out of the table

WiWa · Jul 29, 2011

In a small angle it seems also pretty helpful to train ur short game with high speed returns

Charlie · Jul 29, 2011

this would be great for perfecting your stoke but couldnt get to used to it or you may get used to easy returns

YosuaYosan · Jul 30, 2011

This morning I tried training with this method, but I separate the tables further.
The return ball is like a moderate loop, both spin and speed.

It worked PERFECT

After following OOAKForum admin's advice to chop and brush the BACK of the ball, all my chops went very low over the net ! I am euphoric XD
The difference on the forehand chop is only to chop it more vertically, thats all !

SO MUCH improvement on my first training day ! Im so happy

Too bad I didn't record it, the batt went out yesterday. Maybe next time I will post my vid with this training method.

Simply amazing.

Rhydian · Jul 30, 2011

Maybe I'll do that if I get a defense racket!
Interesting method!

Waiting for your video YosuaYosan

YosuaYosan · Jul 30, 2011

Maybe the next few days I will upload it together with my match videos (I'm playing very lazy lol)

Dan · Jul 30, 2011

Looking forward to your video YosuaYosan

Gonna be great!

YosuaYosan · Jul 30, 2011

Yeah Dan, after 927+ posts you will see my unperfected technique at last hehe

At least I am improving fast right now

The upload speed here is poor, so the quality won't be that good

YosuaYosan · Jul 31, 2011

Yes !
Guys, today I am playing one of my best defensive style because of my heavily increased chop consistency from both wings by using this training !
Even though this training involves chopping low-moderate loops, it perfected your touch.

Today, I am playing with my short pips hitter friend. As you know, it cripples defensive style. He could lift my chop easily..
But today with my new acquired touch, I could beat him by a large difference. Many of my chops only pass like 1-2 cm over the net, and I could return his hits very well.

This training is HIGHLY reccomended. It works for me

So much acquired with 1 day of this training method. Can't wait for tomorrow's matches @ my club >: )

YosuaYosan · Aug 1, 2011

Today I played my heavy looper friend after school.
I consistently win but by no mean easy. I usually beat him at 11-9 or 11-8 or 15-13 and so..

Today I beat him 11-5 even though he is in his excellent form !
Another prove of this training rocks ! Cant wait to test my new skill tonight at my club

YosuaYosan · Aug 26, 2011

Notice :
After this training, do not chop fast loops with the same chopping motion in the training.
Always chop the back of the ball if the ball is fast since in the training you push the ball more in the under.

pingpongemil · Aug 28, 2011

Nice video. Is that what we should call "creative training"? =)

Joy to Defenders to Train Without Robots !

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