@ 3:16 Focus on bounce.. OMG!!! this is the EXACT insight i needed.

Clear concise instructions. Getting ready after the serve, being beincy and choosing the form of attack is so very important.

Really love this kind of vids, real coaching and real technical troubleshooting. Each and every player are unique, and we can learn more and more by watching different coaching with different player, even with same topic! Good camera angle and audio too, since some "real coaching" videos may have poor recording and hence not so audible for viewers.

Thank you for a great reminder. Basics which we need to be reminded of from time to time!

Thank you for this tutorial. This is the fundamental for any player to play a decent game

Great video. Especially about the getting into position, something I struggle with too. As a long term novice 😢, I really struggle with players who constantly smash the ball taking advantage of my wide swing or slow recovery. Or 2 quick balls to my forehand where I don't have the time to rotate my body into position fast enough. Would love to see a video on it ❤. Love all your videos!

Thanks I really needed this as I lose lots of points from not being able to return the ball after someone counters it with a flick.

Loved to see the Determination to Learn from Both of You ❤

Nice educational video!

Great video. Something I have been working on also so great timing.

Great advice. Thanks!

Can you teach how to serve high bounce top spin towards your opponent surprisely？

Great video, as someone who struggles with recovery after serving, I can really relate to it. I will add one tip that is very important for me. When we do a drill with serves, and the drill means I know where the return will come, it's very very important that I still go in neutral position after the serve and don't anticipate by going straight to the 3rd ball playing position. It helps developing good habits of going to neutral position between shots. Even more interesting, I also make much less mistakes on the 3rd ball that way, even in the drills. By going via the neutral position, it helps with rythm of the shot I think.

@TomLodziak

10 ай бұрын

Agreed. recovering to a neutral position after the serve is a very good habit to develop.

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Ian looks a great player, physical fitness really letting him down though.

@paulgilfillan5539

10 ай бұрын

I'm 58 and returned to TT 6 weeks ago after nearly 40 years away. The technique is coming back but the fitness takes a lot longer at this age. Ian looks very good.

@sharpvidtube

10 ай бұрын

@@paulgilfillan5539 Can still get in great shape at that age. I'm not far off it. Often find people 20 years younger can't keep up with me. This 60 year old is still playing professionally kzread.info/dash/bejne/gJ6dkquYfdq6hJs.html

@LORDVADER357

10 ай бұрын

Simply is not athletic enough to do what has to be down. Power, endurance, timing, agility and speed matter much more than technique. I beat many players with much better techniques that me. Slower players can't reach the ball in time. Push them fast from corner to corner and win over them 11 to 0.