Wow, love this video. Great explanation and demonstrations. Also, slowing down the video to make the point was excellent.

I can't wait to try those drills

Wonderful and informative video. Much appreciated! I will share it with all my TT friends. Thanks!

Great video - great reminders of proper style. Thanks to Matt and to Tom.

Fantastic video! Really good. I love the comparison of the small and big swing as it really explains the dynamics of the swing. I was hoping for a forhand topspin video soon but it was an added bonus getting backhand as well! Keep up the great content 🫡🫡

Thanks you, Tom and Matt ! Good vidéo

Again a great video. I am going to train tonight. Will try or do that :) Emmanuel from France

sir please create a vedio on how to place the 2nd ball and how to place the 3rd ball having different serves

That’s my club Chestfield warriors

As a further bonus I would have appreciated some extra tips to open the play under heavy backspin (both forehand and backhand side). In this video everything seems too easy, but when you have to attack with topspin after a heavy backspin (short or long) that could make the difference between victory and defeat.

Thanx for the video

Love it!

Hey Tom, been greatly enjoying your tutorials and advice recently. I've just recently started playing table tennis and don't have any experienced players to train/practice with. Any advice on how to get better with no experienced players to play with?

@allanhughes8567

10 ай бұрын

If you have access to an Oculus then the game Eleven VR is a great place to practice. It is very realistic and I have found improvement in my IRL game from playing in VR!!!

@TomLodziak

10 ай бұрын

Just playing with anyone is likely to improve your standard a little bit. But to really improve you ideally need to find others who are interested in improving like yourself. @mrcadoia makes some good suggestions in his comment. Are there any clubs near you that you could join?

Hi Tom, I’m having trouble trying to do Forehand and Backhand Drives and just ball control in general. I’ve seen your videos and other coaches’ videos as well but when I play it feels different somehow. I’m definitely doing a mistake and I was wondering if you can make a video outlining mistakes that players do when hitting the ball and how we can fix it. I’m starting to play Table Tennis a lot more seriously in my college’s table tennis club and I want to be able to play on the same level as the good players in that club.

One thing he did not mention in the forehand fast top-spin was that the elbow is always above or at the same level as the paddle. Never below. That gives you more control and better results.

@rushilsunder6e259

7 ай бұрын

Thank you

@hasanyilmaz4742

7 ай бұрын

I don't understant ,how is elbow below the racket in the forehand?

Great tutorial. If may I ask, Tom which ruberrs you use on fh and bh - whic joola? How is the feeling speed, spin, control?

@TomLodziak

10 ай бұрын

I use JOOLA Dynaryz AGR rubber on both BH and FH bribartt.co.uk/product/joola-dynaryz-agr-table-tennis-rubber/?ref=8204. The rubber is fast, plenty of spin, great for counter topspin - highly recommend.