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Amy Feng

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Inside is better 😅

You got it 🫡

Thanks so much! Keep an eye out I've got more coming on the channel 😎🏓

Don't worry he took the pips off finally 😂 He's back to double inverted now

I know right she makes it look so easy lol

Same but not anymore thanks to Amy 😅

She's awesome. Thanks for the comment, really helps out the channel! 😎🏓🙏🏻

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Make sure to subscribe we have more coming!

Happy you enjoyed! Thanks for stopping by the channel 😎🏓

Thanks for the comment it helps so much! 🏓🫡

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I use davinci resolve it's super easy. You can find like a 2 minute tutorial on YT

@@Nathan_BriTT I use da vinci too but haven't tried because it involved nodes and all so seemed complicated

@@ComplicatedButSimplified noooooo don't use nodes it's way too hard. It's under position in the transform tab under the inspector tab. Lol Just click the little diamond on the far right of the position sliders and then pick the position you want for each time. Idk if that makes sense but you should be able to figure it out with a little tinkering

@@Nathan_BriTT Thanks for the detailed info . Will surely try it now !!!

@@ComplicatedButSimplified let me know how it goes 🏓🙏🏻 Thanks for stopping by the channel!

Sounds good we'll be looking forward to it! And thanks for stopping by the channel it really helps 🏓

I know I'm so thankful I met her 😅 Make sure you subscribe, I'll be posting all of my sessions with her from now on so stay tuned

@@Nathan_BriTT I'm already subscribed. Good luck and i'm looking forward for more videos.

Thanks for the comment I'm really glad to hear that 🙏🏻 Let me know how it goes for you and thanks for stopping by the channel!

Gotta get the people here somehow 😈 Thanks for the comment and thanks for stopping by! Really helps the channel 🏓

I know right, she always sounds calm no matter what's going on 😂

She's so insightful and explains things so simply. I'm really lucky to have met her, and that's why I'm going to be posting all of our lessons together from now on. Make sure you subscribe so you can see more from her and thanks for stopping by the channel 😎🏓👍🏻

You can always get a private coach but they are expensive

Bet thanks for the heads up 😎🏓 And thanks for stopping by the channel!

No problem, love you too! 🩵

Make sure you sub bc I got more coming! Thanks for stopping by the channel 🙏🏻🏓

Dude that's not even her good loop it's her slow spinny loop 😭 The fast one is nuts

@@Nathan_BriTT yeah ikr, it's like she's not even giving 10 percent on these ones, the technique just looks so good though still.

@@marcusannegarn8497 I know she makes everything look like that 😂 Even when she blocks it looks like she's not trying but she'll block 10 in a row from a 2200 like nothing 😂

We need to see it

@@rickyjackson1643 I got you, more Amy content coming soon 😎

Happy to hear that, let me know how it works out for you! Thanks for stopping by the channel 🏓

Not sure it's the robot we have at the club. I'll check next time I go and get back to you

Thanks for the comment bro it really helps out the channel! 😀🙏🏻🏓

@@Nathan_BriTT The idea of using captions is great - especially in this setting, where coach Amy has a relatively low volume - but the single word captions are painful to read. Put me down for a vote for sentence-style captions, this was great content!

@@eleventeenmath thank you bro we love accessible audio over here! 😎🏓

The flick that I used at the beginning is a professional technique that I copied from the pros, but it never works for me in real matches. This is probably because I'm not actually a professional player, so it doesn't make sense for me to try to copy their techniques, especially the two best bh flicks in all of history like FZD and LYJ like you mentioned. The one that Amy showed me is much more appropriate for my level and I've been able to EASILY integrate it into my game, almost immediately. I get where you're coming from that maybe it's not the highest quality possible like the pro flick, but I'm not a pro and this flick helped my game so much in a very short time.

​@@Nathan_BriTTAlright, got it. That makes sense. Do you know the reason why you couldn't apply the 'pro' technique in real matches? Could it be footwork or ball anticipation or is it something else? (Maybe just more practice needed? xD)

@@uzumi0517 definitely all of those things, but mostly it's the ability to anticipate the serve that I don't have. The pros can flick with that dangerously closed racket angle because they know exactly where to be. It's a high risk technique but they're able to do it because they predict where the serve will be almost instantly. For me, it takes me much longer to predict the serve so taking such high risk technique very rarely paid off for me against the higher level players. I'm able to use the "professional" flick technique against lower level players because their servers are very easy for me to predict, but against players my level or higher it was unattainable. This new flick technique that Amy taught me I can use even against the highest level players and even if I don't judge the serve right away. Very helpful for my game, even if the flick isn't a kill shot it lets me get into the rally and kill with my counter loop 😎

​@uzumi0517 the hardest part is that the pros use an extremely fluid motion, and read the spin perfectly, and the placement, and the timing, and execution the shot without any room for error with extremely high risk. And... they all started out with the simplified version taught in this video!

@@bryanwells4063 exactly my thoughts. Thanks for stopping by the channel!!!

We both coach at EC Sports Table Tennis in Marietta GA. Come through sometime and see us!

Bet let me see it when you got it down 😎🏓

I know right instantly made a huge difference for me 🏓 Thanks for stopping by the channel man!

Thanks bro 🙏🏻

Hey thanks for commenting! Glad to hear it, hope your game keeps getting better! 😎🏓

Thanks for stopping by the channel! Glad you enjoyed 🙏🏻😎🏓

You're always so quick with the response! Thanks for always coming back to the channel, we appreciate you Coach Benjo 😎🏓🔥

@@Nathan_BriTT I fu*king love coaching :D I coach and help teens and kids for their shot to get into the pro training sessions at my club. That's why I am also very detailed focused. English is my second langauge. It's sometimes hard for me to accurately express coaching advice in English. I loved your video about mentallity :)

@@MrBenjo2000 yeah, the one about mentality was really good 👌🏾

Thanks fam 😎