Toll gemacht. 😂😊

Viel Arbeit gemacht.

Amazing animation. First video I have seen explaining the opposite directio of the returned side spin

Bagus penjelasannya

Cooles Video!! Hoffe, dass ich meine heutige Niederlage beim nächsten Mal Korrigieren kann😊

I would like to see some new videos! Very good animations and a clear voiceover :)

Danke

Can I ask what tools did you use to create this animation?

There is nothing I came across that can beat this animated table tennis content. 100% Educational / Understandable/ Soothing. Kudos! Wish there are more!

Love you videos

thank you . We want more of these educational videos, so can you?

thank you . We want more of these educational videos, so can you?

thank you . We want more of these educational videos, so can you?

thank you . We want more of these educational videos, so can you?

Super video !

I only 3 videos. Can you have more and more?

Really like

dumb

I need more 3d video technic from you.

Revisiting your video after 2 years , still very impressive animation , factual 100%.

Schade das keine Videos mehr kommen

woww great animation and understanding of returned spin. in which software you made this animation and why did u stop uploading the video. please continue

This is amazing but can I get it in English version as well please

Great video!

Hopefully more good videos from you. Thanks

great explanation! thanks !

Das heist spins nicht schpins

Giờ ai còn phát kiểu này nữa xưa rồi.

Korrekt! Danke für dein Video!

Ich habe schon mehrere Videos über diesen Aufschlag gesehen, aber nach diesem hab ich endlich verstanden! Danke

Норм , хороший канал. Спасибо

What about the first and second ball?

Good animation is it possible to record it in English, it will help many amature players.

Absolutely amazing ❤️❣️❣️ Thank you ❤️

Beautiful. I'd just add a couple of notes here. The angle of the bat doesn't have to be the one in the video - the bat angle depends heavily on your equipment. If you have a heavy blade with low high arch throw and rubbers with low arch throw (like Ma Long), you want to keep your bat angle really, really open and hit through the ball. On the other hand, if you use European rubbers with carbon blades that produce high throw angle (Timo Boll), you wanna keep your bat angle nice and close just as shown in the video - you still have to hit forward! Second, for the explosiveness part - do NOT have a linear motion (speedwise). Your whole body has to be relaxed to the point of almost dropping the bat and explode (tension up) just before and during the contact with the ball. If you have a long stroke, start slower and don't tension up until you almost touch the ball. A well timed and explosive short stroke can produce 10 times the speed and spin of a linear long stroke that lacks explosiveness. That's the reason why you feel like you put all your power in the stroke and the ball goes ridiculously small compared to how much power you thought you've put in. A shorter stroke also has the advantage of a faster recovery and getting prepared to hit the next ball. So, if you're not using a heavy blade with hard Chinese rubbers on it, try to shorten your stroke. I love the emphasis on going forward with your movement. Even if you fear the ball will go into the net - it's better to hit the net a few times and adjust a bit rather than forming a poor habit of hitting upwards, being afraid that the ball will go into the net. If you hit too much upwards, the ball will lack quality. Also love the explanation of the weight transfer and waist rotation. You can produce twice as much power with your body than with your forearm. The power does NOT come from bending your elbow. It comes from going with the body into the ball. It's the hip, not the elbow that's the rotational axis for your stroke. An insanely common mistake that I see a lot - people are not watching the ball go into the rubber. They are more focused on the opponent or where they want to place the ball and lose the incoming ball in their peripheral vision ending up hitting the edge or missing the ball entirely. You are supposed to watch the ball hit your bat and then watch the opponent's hand and body only after you've hit it. This will result in two positive outcomes: (1) you won't be hitting the edge or missing the ball entirely (on the contrary, you'll have a consistent contact point) and (2) it will force you forehand to have a better timing. To actually see the ball go into the rubber, you need to contact it in front of your body - this way you're more likely to take it on the rise (before peak) which means you borrow the power and speed of your opponent and send it back adding your own and you get rid of that poor habit of letting the ball drop too much and having to lift it, hitting upwards not forwards and having a poor quality shot. Final tip for an even more powerful forehand - apply pressure with your index finger when you contact the ball. JUST the index finger and none other. By applying pressure with the index finger your make the blade stiffer and transfer all that beautiful rotational movement into the ball. All professional players do this. It's a simple, but effective tip. I hope this helps. Stay safe everyone!

This serve is my strength and 3 out 10 serves are real lethal whereby my opponents struggle to return or fail. However, most serves appear strong but are easily returned by well seasoned players. This serve is little difficult to maintain consistency and varieties are achieved through random serves. Experts have more skills to put the variety as per plan. This is an energy guzzling serve requires quick reflex to respond to returns and quick neck movement leads to dizziness in older players.

Is that you, Tianlein? of ESO fame?

Very useful.. thanks you!

Thank you for best video

Superb Tutorial👍

Perfect! Great video👍

Fehlaufschlag: Der Ballhochwurf muss senkrecht geworfen werden!

great...your example for tehnick table tennis

i think this is the best tutorial video with slow motion analysis, always waiting for the next video from 'spin your enemy'. graet job

very useful knowledge

Why you stopped making video

Amazing..👍👍👍👍

Das video ist ja bestimmt ganz hilfreich, aber ich hab so ne eigene schlägerhaltung :/ Wird also schwer den Ball mit genau so viel "Schpin" zu treffen

Sophisticated! And it is very much interesting.

Long time having no new video produced.