well done!!

Bravo #1 video for pro plyers this is like chainese national team qualtiy information. You sum it perfectly and not leess important you do it pleasantly🏓🫡

Table tennis'quality shot comes from the possition or preparation which comes from a good moveme nt of the legs and one more thing which exclude height or strenght which is center of gravity of body which means you shouldnt be lazy but going down to up for every ball...doing this will improve one's play with much more than anything else

nice way to categorize opponents!

You are absolute legend🔥

Wonderful - thanks so much! Keep playing - I'm 76 and loving the game!

just subscribed.. dope content!

Thanks so much - your excellent advice had already helped me lots!!! I used the advice you gave about playing tall players and beat someone I've never beaten before!!! 😃

excellent video..thk you!!..look forward to more

Excellent video man...cheers!

This is pretty funny. I can’t spin the ball very well nor hit it really hard. I copied strokes from different pro players and all of them seem to work so I have no idea which way is the correct way. I ended up just using them all. As a result, none of them is super consistent. I thought (actually I’m still pretty sure) it’s just lack of skills, and no proper coaching. But since I’m skinny (105lbs 5’05” male), I thought it’s funny your observation of skinny players pretty much describes me perfectly. Maybe your video only applies to “garage” players.

What an excellent underrated video, please share your experiences and strategy against different opponents

Thanks for video, it’s given me some renewed thinking ideas. As an older former competitive player I find I have had to become a better thinker of the game to out fox younger better players. I now get enjoyment out of seeing younger players shaking their head, wtf just happened. lol

Too much talking, not enough visual examples!

spot on!

This was extremely insightful, thank you! I would never have known that a no-spin ball hit with long pips comes back inverted into a yes-spin ball. I'm immediately going on the hunt for a new rubber specially designed to counter those yes-spin balls. As for all the newest rubbers, It might be expensive, but what are 100 dollars when they can instantly raise your playing level by 500 points?

a complement - at first glance - you are Xu Xins look alike. - similar.

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Good one! Thanks I learned

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Very good observation on different players.

Thank you for the tips. I have found them extremely useful. I also benefitted from the first session. Keep up the good work 😊

I enjoyed watching your 2 videos Geoffrey!

Fishing I believe is basically lobbing or creating high topspins from behind the table (beyond 5 feet or more) while you prepare to counterattack or force your opponent into an error.

What is fishing?

"They'll get someone strange to train with" 😂❤

Great match !!!! if you can try to have a scorekeeper . Very hard skilled players.

i'm pretty dissapointed , thumbnail is misleading. Quite blurry is the way you categorized this topic..

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great advice - also, love your narrative and thinking style.

good video, but thinker vs machine does not convince me. The weakness of the machine is a (good) thinker, the weakness of the thinker is (a consistent) machine. That's not very helpfull. Because the weakness of the machine is also a more consistent machine & the weakness of a thinker is also a better thinker. It ends up meaning that the best player wins... which doesn't really help. More helpfull is stating that to win from the machine, you need to destabilize them through suble variations and trying to predict their next shot and taking advantage of that. And to win from the thinker you need to keep your consistency by pay close attention to their suble variations and you have to try and switch up your game enough for them not to be able to predict your shots... In faireness, I also hear this in your video, but putting it this way may be more helpfull to players encountering these types of play?

Do you think it would be a good idea to focus on one topic in a short video (5-8 minutes)? I personally think it's much easy for me to learn the points. Thank you so much for making this video👍👍

Go Geoffrey!👍

I gave you the first like