Table Tennis Pro Secrets, Double the Spin on the Backhand Topspin, All Serves, Backhand Flick etc

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  • čas přidán 3. 05. 2022
  • This is a simple method to really increase the spin level on most table tennis shots. Most coaches I have experienced do not talk about this method. Its most easy to learn on the backhand topspin. All pro level serves use this principle to create effortless racket head speed.
    Here is my past coach talking about it. His wrist is much more flexible compared to mine and his serves are pro level.
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    Please try this and then leave a comment about your experience.

Komentáře • 16

  • @yagzyalcntas553
    @yagzyalcntas553 Před 4 dny

    this is something i lack and working on but it made it more clear hwat i am trying to achieve, thank you!

  • @ayanantachowdhury9105
    @ayanantachowdhury9105 Před 12 dny +1

    Thank you for this very important tip! Implementing this whip effect can elevate one's game by several levels. And, to execute the whip effect, one needs to keep their body relaxed, especially the arms and shoulders.
    Now, how can we keep our body relaxed? One can achieve this by not holding the breath at the time of hitting but breathing fluidly as we do during rest. Many hold their breath subconsciously while hitting a shot and as a result stiffen up their body. With a stiff body, executing the whip effect is impossible.

  • @TheMagicOfMaggieTucker
    @TheMagicOfMaggieTucker Před 2 lety +2

    This is table tennis gold!!! Many thanks for sharing this top tip!

    • @mauricetate3571
      @mauricetate3571  Před 2 lety

      Yes I find it very strange that most coaches never talk about it. Here is my past coach talking about it. His wrist is much more flexible compared to mine and his serves are pro level.
      czcams.com/video/cDeVY83yRC4/video.html

    • @TheMagicOfMaggieTucker
      @TheMagicOfMaggieTucker Před 2 lety

      Many thanks for the YT link… very interesting, and much appreciated.

  • @feodtom2668
    @feodtom2668 Před 17 dny

    Very good advice, secrets revealed)

  • @amunot007
    @amunot007 Před 2 lety

    Enjoyed the video. Good to have you back!

  • @VinhPham-ix2dt
    @VinhPham-ix2dt Před rokem

    Totally awesome! You are very kind to give some education on important stuffs like this. Usually, the pros don’t tell you :D

    • @mauricetate3571
      @mauricetate3571  Před rokem

      Thanks. I am not a pro but got this information from a master coach Brett Clark. ttedge dot com

  • @raylove2235
    @raylove2235 Před 2 lety

    Ok I paused at 1:13 and i think maybe it's relaxing the wrist and do a sort if muscle wave starting from the ground to the hand . I Hope I was right

    • @mauricetate3571
      @mauricetate3571  Před 2 lety +1

      Pretty close. Relax wrist but stop arm movement fast so wrist wipes through. Fast arm movement depends on power from ground and forward body movement.

    • @raylove2235
      @raylove2235 Před 2 lety

      @@mauricetate3571 Thx coach ! I'll try !

  • @ercanonge527
    @ercanonge527 Před 7 dny

    giving it double amount of spin 🤓😅

  • @markcorson3815
    @markcorson3815 Před 6 dny

    Sometimes I think it's all about 'feeling' the end of the bat handle 'lever' in the palm of the hand.. yes relaxed arm, and wrist is key.. but I think finger strength is key too but only to help get that momentum at the start..

    • @mauricetate3571
      @mauricetate3571  Před 5 dny

      Yes i agree with u that when I feel the bat handle action in my hand the spin level is better. This applies to flick and backhand topspin too. A good whip action allows this to happen. Ie delayed backswing as much as possible then a fast backswing and forward swing.