Backhand to Forehand Grip Change and Footwork eBaTT - P1 March '19

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  • Backhand to Forehand Grip Change and Footwork eBaTT - P1 March '19
    The Exercise:
    Playing backhand then a forehand, this can be done with a simple block to the backhand then forehand or any kind of drill that involves both strokes.
    How it's done:
    1. You will need someone feeding you via multi ball or blocking.
    2. Create your location targets on the table allowing the player to incorporate both backhand and forehand
    3. The player must focus on developing a good grip change if required or desired and also focus on developing efficient footwork to implement high-quality strokes
    Aim:
    Develop good footwork and am efficient grip change or develop strokes that don't require grip change.
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Komentáře • 40

  • @anhphanle6620
    @anhphanle6620 Před 5 lety +8

    Again, highly appreciated.
    I watched ur lesson again and again, it help me so much. Hope we will have more and more lessons and tips.

  • @greencavern
    @greencavern Před 5 lety +2

    Much much better quality ! Thanks !

  • @MarcelSM01
    @MarcelSM01 Před 5 lety +1

    Great video, overall vid/snd quality is huge improvement. Thanks.

  • @nguyenanhquynh7322
    @nguyenanhquynh7322 Před 5 lety +1

    yes this new mike & cameraman is hugely better! thanks for great content!

  • @florinpasca2000
    @florinpasca2000 Před 4 lety +1

    Thanks, very helpfull. Wish you all the best. God blessed you!
    Greetings from Germany:)

  • @sajidshaik9758
    @sajidshaik9758 Před 4 lety

    Thanq very much. It helps me alot...You gave the idea that I am searching for...

  • @mxllow1804
    @mxllow1804 Před 2 lety +1

    This really helped, I found that in tournaments and just regular play I was finding it difficult to alternate between the two but this really helped me learn to change that. Thank you!

  • @alvin6088
    @alvin6088 Před 5 lety

    Finally, a mike!

  • @user-fc4ir3qk9g
    @user-fc4ir3qk9g Před 5 lety

    ty!

  • @ct123098
    @ct123098 Před 5 lety

    quality video

  • @abdullahyahya2471
    @abdullahyahya2471 Před 5 lety +2

    Just the video I needed. I have a grip switching issue. For my FH grip I have my index finger in the middle pointing towards the top of the racket. My BH grip is normal. But if the ball comes quickly to my BH I don't have enough time to attack it. I can only attack if I am already in BH grip.

  • @vikaiawomi4022
    @vikaiawomi4022 Před 4 lety

    Please give this guy more subscribes.

  • @DyaVictor
    @DyaVictor Před 4 lety +1

    Oh, racket switch is such an issue for me! I've loosed so many points when switched in a wrong angle.. But I found for myself that "universal" grip is not convenient. Since its ok to change greep, then I keep struggling to change it correctly :-) Thank your for your video!

  • @Adem-1234
    @Adem-1234 Před rokem

    Thank youuuuuu sooo much brooo

  • @cyrustenable
    @cyrustenable Před 5 lety +1

    Great and clear audio and video quality now
    Thanks for listening
    Eli I am an attacking player both FH and BH and play in TT 2 nd division league
    Grateful if you could do lessons on match strategies and tactics
    One example against choppers
    Many thanks again

    • @cyrustenable
      @cyrustenable Před 5 lety

      Coach Me Table Tennis by Eli Baraty Thanks Eli I meant short videos covering each specific attacking strategi

  • @bryany99
    @bryany99 Před 4 lety

    What about your thumb position when changing between forehand / backhand grip? I tend raise the position of my thumb when backhanding (compared to forehand).

  • @ashleyfernandes3623
    @ashleyfernandes3623 Před 2 lety

    I was wondering if changing the Grip was actually a bad thing. This tutorial really helped, thanks

  • @ianmurphy5975
    @ianmurphy5975 Před 3 lety

    Hi Eliu....Simon Heaps told me the coin trick recently. When I'm back at the table I will be using a five-pence as I had noticed my forefinger was too high and middle of the bat when I play a forehand shot. Good Video.

    • @ebatt8803
      @ebatt8803  Před 3 lety

      I’m glad to hear it, I did notice the issue eith your finger so I’m happy you’re tackling it

    • @ebatt8803
      @ebatt8803  Před 3 lety

      And Simon is amazing 🙏💪🏼🏓

  • @maestroz4695
    @maestroz4695 Před 5 lety +1

    Eli, are you supposed to put pressure on the thumb and relax the index finger for the backhand? And vice versa for the forehand?

  • @e.d.6532
    @e.d.6532 Před 3 lety

    Hi, great video like all the others. One question, is it possible to play a good FH Topspin with BH grip als lefthander. I made the experience, that lefthanders often play with BH grip and this might cause problems with FH Topspin. How can get used to NOT use BH grip when playing FH topspin or FH drive ? Thanks a lot and best regards from GERMANY

    • @ebatt8803
      @ebatt8803  Před 3 lety

      Good question, and yes it’s possible but it does reduce the quality and you’ll find the players that do have a bh grip for fh topspin, will hook the ball. Which means they will struggle to play against backhand and find it hard to play down the line.

  • @zeldenok
    @zeldenok Před 3 lety

    0:57 Start

  • @nulldemokratiezwei7773

    So if you are playing forehand, the tip of your index-finger ist over the edge of the bat? I have never seen any player doing this, to be honest...

    • @nulldemokratiezwei7773
      @nulldemokratiezwei7773 Před 5 lety

      @@ebatt8803 Look at tall people like Samsonov or Ovtcharov. You will realize, that in spite of their longer fingers, their index finger never exceeds the edge of the bat when playing forehand, even though they change grips. I think it is because you exert pressure with the index finger during the hitting phase of the forehand stroke and if your tip is over the edge, it becomes awkward. But thanks for answering!

  • @sagarghatge007
    @sagarghatge007 Před 3 lety

    How to switch to forhand after playing backhand (long pimples) ?? Lots of grip issue is there ? Please answer

    • @ebatt8803
      @ebatt8803  Před 3 lety

      Sagar Ghatge I wish I could answer but this sounds like an individual issue and something I can’t answer without seeing and knowing your personal circumstances.
      All the best 🏓🙏

    • @sagarghatge007
      @sagarghatge007 Před 3 lety

      @@ebatt8803 will you please make a video on backhand and forehand grip for players using long pimples ?it's a request.

    • @ebatt8803
      @ebatt8803  Před 3 lety

      Sagar Ghatge in the future yes but for now My venue is locked down due to covid

    • @sagarghatge007
      @sagarghatge007 Před 3 lety

      @@ebatt8803 alright 👍 take care and be safe

  • @skgoogoo
    @skgoogoo Před 4 lety +1

    Sorry -but You Cannot see exactly where your Thumb is for your grip - very important to see - not just your index finger- I would redo this video

    • @ebatt8803
      @ebatt8803  Před 4 lety

      sk googoo maybe in the future thanks 🙏

  • @urlocklebestie
    @urlocklebestie Před 2 lety

    Not pretty well explained. Pls leave these things to chinese. For both the grips FH and BH u have not shown the placement of both index and thumb which is imp for people to know. Don't assume that people know.