Hi Yangyang! I like that you discussed the “how to” step by step. But just like so many videos, you didn’t say anything about the impact on the ball. Do you brush the ball or hit the ball given the angle you mentioned. I heard from someone, hit (speed)70% and spin 30%. Does that work here, and can you explain this concept of 70% speed and 30% spin? Thank you and please know that I love your videos and your channel. :)
Nice video, with good form as shown by your camera angles Yangyang. I don't know if others noticed, or it could be my speakers, but your voice and music sounded off. A little distorted, as I've noticed with a few of your other video lessons. Aside from that, keep up the good work and continue spreading the love of table tennis.
Wow your acceleration is very fast just before the contact. I also see that you loosen the wrist on the backswing and put a lot of wrist snap on the shot.
It's a very nice video, but it is easy to observe that the actual execution is much different from the instructions. This is always a problem with all tutorials. The teacher tries to break it down but the actual stroke is one, complete holistic motion where the whole body is unleashing into the ball. Ultimately it is just lots of relaxed practice as one develops this unleashing feeling.
9 is behind ball 3 is front of ball Contact against backspin is closer to 9 and against topspin contact is closer to 10 o clock Your opponent will contact around 3 o'clock when returning your heavy backspin with a loop
Yangyang Jia, what are the approximate BAT ANGLES and ARM MOVEMENT ANGLES that you use for your OPENING LOOP against HEAVY BACKSPIN? And how do these same angles compare to the BAT ANGLES and ARM MOVEMENT ANGLES you use for your COUNTER-LOOPS against HEAVY TOPSPIN?
do you have any practice to combine forehand loop and forehand drive/topspin? usually after i looped, i always loop again after my opponent block it. i know i should either topspin or drive the ball but my hand keeps looping it. any tips to stop this habit coach?
Hi Yangyang! When doing the forehand loop, should I hit the ball more or is it more on brushing the ball? The way I see it on the video, it is more on taking a solid contact on the ball rather than brushing it, is that correct? Thank you.
can i please advise you to use a microphone attached to your shirt with a receiver unit on the camera. Background noise deminishes your excellent tuition
i understand the core idea of forehand drive to forehand top spin to forehand loop as increasing body distance from table, increasing hand lift from back to front and in case of loop, additionally, lowering of the hand at or below the surface level of the table...
If there is English subtitles, she is the best.
As usual, great video for mastering fundamentals. Thanks for taking the time to do this. Been a subscriber since the beginning.
Thanks so much :)
Forehand/Backhand Loop --> Very important VS Defenders and Matrial Style Players.
Well explained by YangYang.
Hi Yangyang! I like that you discussed the “how to” step by step. But just like so many videos, you didn’t say anything about the impact on the ball. Do you brush the ball or hit the ball given the angle you mentioned. I heard from someone, hit (speed)70% and spin 30%. Does that work here, and can you explain this concept of 70% speed and 30% spin? Thank you and please know that I love your videos and your channel. :)
I just wonder why do you call demonstration dome, instead of demo. ?
Nice demonstration Yanyang. Thanks! I think audio could be better.
Спасибо большое за полезное видео! Еще есть желание приехать к вам заниматься
You're an amazing teacher and professional, and most of all girl, love your lessons and love you
The demos were against a backspin. Should you close the paddle against a topspin?
Thank you so much for your training videos. I have learned lots from your lessons.
Nice video, with good form as shown by your camera angles Yangyang. I don't know if others noticed, or it could be my speakers, but your voice and music sounded off. A little distorted, as I've noticed with a few of your other video lessons. Aside from that, keep up the good work and continue spreading the love of table tennis.
it's soo clear and helpful for me, love yang yang
Wow your acceleration is very fast just before the contact. I also see that you loosen the wrist on the backswing and put a lot of wrist snap on the shot.
From now on consider me as fan to keep learning with your lessons. I just susbcribe too
It's a very nice video, but it is easy to observe that the actual execution is much different from the instructions. This is always a problem with all tutorials. The teacher tries to break it down but the actual stroke is one, complete holistic motion where the whole body is unleashing into the ball. Ultimately it is just lots of relaxed practice as one develops this unleashing feeling.
Very good video, I followed all the lessons before, I am waiting for FH and BH flip technic lesson in future
I really like your videos, they help a lot! Btw, it would be nice if you could improve the audio quality.
Sounds like a Strokes record hehe
Thanks Y.Y..
Question about contact point : Is contact point 9 hour (left of the ball) or 3 hour (right of the ball)? Confusing...
9 is behind ball 3 is front of ball
Contact against backspin is closer to 9 and against topspin contact is closer to 10 o clock
Your opponent will contact around 3 o'clock when returning your heavy backspin with a loop
Yangyang Jia, what are the approximate BAT ANGLES and ARM MOVEMENT ANGLES that you use for your OPENING LOOP against HEAVY BACKSPIN? And how do these same angles compare to the BAT ANGLES and ARM MOVEMENT ANGLES you use for your COUNTER-LOOPS against HEAVY TOPSPIN?
seems like you use butterfly jun mizutani ZLC, not sure about the rubbers.. good work yangyang.
Thank you! Nice vídeo! Whats is The diference between Forehand top spin and forehand loop? Thanks
4:05 Dome? Demo? Good video Yang2
What is your equipment. Nice video
Can you explain to you get that tremendous snap in your wrist before contact?
太棒了，希望洋洋可以示範正手台內短球的接發球方法，謝謝
好滴～
do you have any practice to combine forehand loop and forehand drive/topspin? usually after i looped, i always loop again after my opponent block it. i know i should either topspin or drive the ball but my hand keeps looping it. any tips to stop this habit coach?
Thank you very much for a good video!
太棒了 yang yang
Great video !
great video! thanks YY!
very good Yangyang :-D♥
Notice the whip on the back swing. Loose wrist...that's how she gets the power.
Please make a sound check before recording
Specfically, please make sure there is no clipping to ruin you otherwise good video
Hi Yangyang! When doing the forehand loop, should I hit the ball more or is it more on brushing the ball? The way I see it on the video, it is more on taking a solid contact on the ball rather than brushing it, is that correct? Thank you.
Its more on brushing
can i please advise you to use a microphone attached to your shirt with a receiver unit on the camera. Background noise deminishes your excellent tuition
I did for my late videos. Hope that makes it better.
Thank you :)
Good video 😍😍😍
Love Yang Yang :P
Don´t forget the short pimples players... thank you for your videos
whats the diffrence between topspin and loop? when should each be used?
michaelangelu loop should be used when there is backspin
Not just that...loop is heavy topspin.
I think your question should be: what is difference between drive & loop....!?
Isnt contact point Wrong?
I would like to ask, what is different from forehand loop and forehand topspin?
Tuấn Trọng Đào loop is for backspin, just topspin can refer to both. :)
i understand the core idea of forehand drive to forehand top spin to forehand loop as increasing body distance from table, increasing hand lift from back to front and in case of loop, additionally, lowering of the hand at or below the surface level of the table...
A loop implies both top spin and fast speed.
03 06 2022
飘逸灵动的长发，哈哈
Love your vids but need to improve the sound.
good
i want you, I need you, I love you!
Dome from Yangyang and other players? Shouldn't that be Demo?
haha, you got me~
the best in the world
this needs thomas the train
at 5:32 someone loses their ball and just covers his mouth at the top right. It's really funny how his reaction is by losing one ball.
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This is a drive...not a loop at all.