Ma Long - Super Fast Multi Ball

[Dan]

If you haven't already seen this video then this is probably the fastest you will see a human play table tennis! Look at the speed and power from Ma Long in this video below!

Photo by: World Table Tennis Championships in Yokohama

Another video not so fast but amazing. I hope you learn a lot from these

 

[Bollforte94]

even faster than the real sport .... but so you can improve your reactions

 

[WiWa]

My club plays in that yellow shirt ^^

 

[Dan]

even faster than the real sport .... but so you can improve your reactions

Yeah your right, Liu speeds up the multi faster then normal match pace. Thus, when Ma Long goes back to the normal game speed he will find it a lot easier. China are one step ahead in terms of practice. Stiga have really opened up the doors betweem China and the rest of the world!

 

[blahness]

Liu Guoliang is one nasty ball-feeder, he just intentionally messes up Ma Long's timing...sudden frequency changes, sudden speed changes coupled with sudden direction changes.... I wonder how Ma Long copes so well with it.... yikes....

 

[Bryce]

Godly speed =o

 

[Dan]

Liu Guoliang is one nasty ball-feeder, he just intentionally messes up Ma Long's timing...sudden frequency changes, sudden speed changes coupled with sudden direction changes.... I wonder how Ma Long copes so well with it.... yikes....

I think due to the fact Ma Long has done this for so long he has adapted to his environment. The only way Liu Guoliang can get Ma Long to improve is to get him out of his comfort zone and Ma will have to try his best to adapt to it.

But yes you are right blahness, it is frighten to see how fast he moves when the balls are firing at random!

I wonder if there is a level where you stop improving? lol

 

[Mr. RicharD]

@ blah - but how is that different from any other game? It's true that the drill is faster than an average match, but this helps with their reflexes. Changing the frequency and spin variation is exactly what is needed to understand the infinitesimal different variations within a game. It's all about your own understanding of what can happen to the ball in a game. No matter who you play if you understand what is being done to the ball and are in position to counter act the opposing shot then you are in the best possible situation for a winning shot. This is something that I think no one understand better than the Chinese atm.

 

[azlan]

I used to get that in the 1st video..dual feeders. It's usually in a 2 weeks intensive camp during our school holidays, called The Talent Camp, back in the 80s. Nice one Dan...

 

[thepongcast]

I've read about this before, nice to see it in action.

I like how Liu speeds up and then feeds some slow balls. This is actually one of my bigger problems in rallies, I end up rushing the next shot and have trouble slowing down.

 

[UpSideDownCarl]

Ma Long's accuracy in the second video is great. This kind of work is important. Liu is really good at feeding multi ball.