I don’t know if they did or I did. More than likely I did. But if I can’t catch the mistake after a couple rewatches then I just move on. Adding scores is very time consuming.
Really liked the deception in Vinay's serve @ 6:03.... very good and quick movement. Vishal has his Harimoto yelps (which can be mighty off putting)...so they're even. Ozzie ...we haven't seen how your game is progressing for a while.
Hehe my game is progressing pretty well considering I’ve been playing regularly maybe once or twice a week with friends and higher level players. Sometimes their laughter fuels me to want to destroy them. :) also reviewing my training footage has made my playtime much more efficient toward improving.
Unfortunately I lost everything I recorded due to hard drive failure so I have nothing to upload. And I’ve been pretty consumed with traveling to help out with Major League Table Tennis.
@@LosAngelesTableTennis Just don't lose sight of improving technically ... many of us will find tricks and things we're good at ...so we beat more players and feel good about it....but it's often at the expense of not wanting to continue to strengthen key shot technique i.e. continuing on the basic shots but improving the consistency
my table tennis dream is that everyone cho's in a way thats unique to them... lets cho in a way that acknowledges our heritage instead of copying china... like a Frenchman says "ALLEZ" or a Japanese goes "YOSHAAA"
Love the way you silently acknowledged them messing up the score😅
I don’t know if they did or I did. More than likely I did. But if I can’t catch the mistake after a couple rewatches then I just move on. Adding scores is very time consuming.
@@LosAngelesTableTennis yeah I get that, I do the same with my videos
Really liked the deception in Vinay's serve @ 6:03.... very good and quick movement. Vishal has his Harimoto yelps (which can be mighty off putting)...so they're even. Ozzie ...we haven't seen how your game is progressing for a while.
Hehe my game is progressing pretty well considering I’ve been playing regularly maybe once or twice a week with friends and higher level players. Sometimes their laughter fuels me to want to destroy them. :) also reviewing my training footage has made my playtime much more efficient toward improving.
Unfortunately I lost everything I recorded due to hard drive failure so I have nothing to upload. And I’ve been pretty consumed with traveling to help out with Major League Table Tennis.
@@LosAngelesTableTennis Just don't lose sight of improving technically ... many of us will find tricks and things we're good at ...so we beat more players and feel good about it....but it's often at the expense of not wanting to continue to strengthen key shot technique i.e. continuing on the basic shots but improving the consistency
my table tennis dream is that everyone cho's in a way thats unique to them... lets cho in a way that acknowledges our heritage instead of copying china... like a Frenchman says "ALLEZ" or a Japanese goes "YOSHAAA"
Vishal Sivakumar is my full name..
Ahh Vinay 4-10 and you lost the game . My heart went to you as an ex anti player ..