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  • čas přidán 5. 06. 2021
  • If you have been training at home with robot and do not have any structure or plan to make it work with the best efficiency for you, then you should check out this video to get an idea of how you can plan and organize your training with robot at home.
    Here is the link on how to train table tennis at home when you do not have a table or robot: • Table tennis at home! ...
    Having table tennis robot at home can help you improve your game. It can be very helpful in the beginners stage especially. Here is the (affiliate) link to my top recommended robots that you can purchase to start excelling your game:
    The robot that I have at home for myself is Amicus Expert. www.megaspin.n...
    The Newgy Robopong 2055. Easy to use good for beginner to intermediate level. www.megaspin.n...
    The Newgy Robo-Pong 3050XL. This robot is between high end and higher middle level. It is pretty easy to use and has advanced features. www.megaspin.n...
    All other robots: www.megaspin.n...
    Thank you for your support.

Komentáře • 74

  • @stefanhansen5882
    @stefanhansen5882 Před 2 měsíci

    The company should pay you for this. Best info on this robot. Thanks!

  • @MrTinykin
    @MrTinykin Před 2 lety +5

    One idea; write down the drills that you devise so that you can easily find them. Or, like me, record them on your phone. This way when you get an idea for a drill (say you are at a tournament), you can assign it immediately to your robot list.

  • @propoolguru352
    @propoolguru352 Před 2 lety +2

    Very well explained. I like a drill where I set the robot for medium push to the forehand then one medium push to the backhand. I start with practicing my push and mixing up the spin I put on the them. The using the same setting, I loop one side and continue to push the other side. I finish with looping both sides then I collapse from exhaustion and roll into a fetal position.

  • @NicholasNguyen-il7pt
    @NicholasNguyen-il7pt Před 4 měsíci

    Thank you so much for your coaching. The problem is how to set the speed and the spin for different levels. Again thank you. 🙏

  • @NoTengoIlusiones
    @NoTengoIlusiones Před 3 lety +2

    Thank you, more videos about robot please.

  • @tommaryellenvachta8891
    @tommaryellenvachta8891 Před 3 lety +1

    Very good information on planning a workout using the robot for training at home!

  • @MrAlbertet
    @MrAlbertet Před rokem +1

    Thank you for the video! I'll try Falkenberg drill with my robot.

  • @dr.nandutasgaonkar4169
    @dr.nandutasgaonkar4169 Před rokem +1

    Wow !!! Super schedule !!!

  • @darkdiamond8274
    @darkdiamond8274 Před 2 lety

    Thank you so much I always do a random amount of whatever I feel like doing and this video gives me a idea of what I should do now to get the most out of my training.

  • @djuketyn2746
    @djuketyn2746 Před 2 lety

    Молодец! Все отлично учите детей будущих чемпионов Это самый лучщий спорт Я у себя на Иссык Куле Киргизии также стараюсь распространять этот вид спорта и развивать в нашем регине. Успехов тебе!🇰🇬👍🏓

  • @pingspiritpingspirit4099

    Hello from France, now i will follow, your video was very interesting. BR

  • @sotheamam1244
    @sotheamam1244 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for making the video..you making it look easy...

  • @Vinciusjrr2
    @Vinciusjrr2 Před 3 lety +1

    Hi coach yoku -
    Nice to see you ! I will use this for krishiv

  • @vikramantin3995
    @vikramantin3995 Před rokem +1

    Can you please do one with a mid-level robot like the Newgy 2055? That'll help a lot of people that own this popular robot like myself. Thanks.

  • @riccardoputignano7185
    @riccardoputignano7185 Před 7 měsíci

    Useful traing, thanks to share!

  • @cldavis33
    @cldavis33 Před rokem

    Very very helpful and thank you so much for putting this together.

  • @user-gi6nk5of4d
    @user-gi6nk5of4d Před 3 lety +2

    Супер видео! мне очень понравились! Желаю успехов.

  • @ramonlima8100
    @ramonlima8100 Před 7 měsíci

    Great stuff! Thank you.

  • @juliuscaesar5001
    @juliuscaesar5001 Před 3 lety

    A very good topic ,I am doing my own monthly taining plan ,and I am gonna change a lot of points in the programme according to your plan ,hopefully i can come up with a good mix thanks

  • @walterburitica6995
    @walterburitica6995 Před 3 lety +1

    Muchas gracias muy interesante ti video

  • @djuketyn2746
    @djuketyn2746 Před rokem +1

    Молодец респект!

  • @michaelvanna8982
    @michaelvanna8982 Před rokem

    Oh wow! Thanks🍁☕😊

  • @SaeidForootan
    @SaeidForootan Před rokem +1

    Thx

  • @user-zz6xk2ep1o
    @user-zz6xk2ep1o Před 3 lety

    Классное видео. Удачи в будущем. Привет из Ферганы

  • @SebastianMarciniak-tu6zy
    @SebastianMarciniak-tu6zy Před 9 měsíci

    Nicely explained training. Is it possible to send prepared trainings for Amicus Prime? (because as far as I know, you can download them)

  • @josepinchero
    @josepinchero Před 2 lety +2

    one question. i would think you. would want to strive to get back into body neutral, ready position between shots to make hitting w the robot just a tiny bit more realistic and helpful (working on getting into and out of ready position faster, with faster movement)

    • @tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538
      @tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538  Před 2 lety

      Yes Steve, I think one of the difficulty of the robot setting for serve and receive idea is timing of the shots. You can time it only in for certain speed, so if I wanted to wait longer to get into ready position, I would have to slow down for every shot that comes out of robot. So I focused more on the push and stepping out to backhand loop. Otherwise i have to push stop button after every two shots. I hope that makes sense.

  • @davidvelascojr9795
    @davidvelascojr9795 Před měsícem

    Golden viscaria blade?

  • @SachinSawe
    @SachinSawe Před 2 lety +1

    Nicely done! Thank you! Happy New Year!! About Robots - do you recommend going for Butterfly Amicus Prime or any of lower priced ones are still fine. Basically trying to understand if Butterfly Amicus Prime is worth a high price premium?

    • @tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538
      @tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538  Před 2 lety +1

      Thank you! Happy New Year to you as well! If you want to start from decent lower price robot i would recommend to go with newgy robopong 2055. It is pretty good to start with, it just can not do serve and follow up ball after. It can do just serve. You can not program with it more complicated advanced drills. But it shoots the ball pretty accurate to the spot that you want it generates pretty good spin. I think amicus for intermediate and advanced players robot. You can program more advanced drills with it. I like the button control system of it, and you can pretty much program whatever drill you want. Amicus has 3 wheels that does pretty good job of adding variety of spin, it just shoots the ball different than newgy but you can get used to it. It is a good long term robot if you decide to train for a while. I hope it was helpful!

    • @SachinSawe
      @SachinSawe Před 2 lety +1

      @@tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538 Thank You 🙏 I went with powerpong omega robot which is very similar to amicus prime. shall post back how I find it, once I start using it. not setup yet.

    • @tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538
      @tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538  Před 2 lety

      @@SachinSawe Good choice!

  • @riemikes
    @riemikes Před 3 lety

    I need a personal coach like you .

  • @robertgloverjr
    @robertgloverjr Před rokem

    I did not know anything about what was best table thickness and bought a 13mm Joola indoor table. Know I now a thicker table would be better for training, but it's too late. My Amicus Prime arrived yesterday and I am studying how to install it and use it optimally. Do you think the 13mm table will be okay or will it be a significant handicap because it's too thin. I plan to take private lessons at a table tennis school to learn correct form

  • @correlibre5844
    @correlibre5844 Před 2 měsíci

    Que robot recomiendas ?

  • @tj_1260
    @tj_1260 Před 2 lety +1

    Cool

  • @medetov4212
    @medetov4212 Před 5 měsíci

    Rakhmat !

  • @zumradhonturdiyeva8241
    @zumradhonturdiyeva8241 Před 3 lety +1

    Кизим ты супер я горжусь молодец удачи так держать давай в перед куз тегмасин омин!

  • @DmitryShultz
    @DmitryShultz Před 3 lety

    Привет из Канады! Спасибо за видео (собираюсь купить робота).

  • @motivationalquotes1303

    which table tennis racket do you have?

  • @propoolguru352
    @propoolguru352 Před 2 lety

    Coach Yoku, have you considered doing video lessons for a fee? Your strokes are so pure and I wonder if you'd be able to watch a person and help with the small adjustments to improve strokes and footwork.

  • @fontexstudios
    @fontexstudios Před 2 lety +1

    what is the model of your killerspin table? do you recommend it?

    • @tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538
      @tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538  Před 2 lety +1

      Hi Andre, I bought my table from the club. My table is 25 mm thickness and it is pretty good. I could not find on killerspin website same model. I would recommend to go for a table that has more than 19- mm thickness or higher. This will help to have even and higher bounce and it is close to competition level table feeling. I saw on megaspin.org some joola table on sale and it is decent one too. One of my students bought it and I think it is pretty good. Here is the link if you are interested : www.megaspin.net/store/default.asp?pid=j-tour-2500&aid=yoku

    • @fontexstudios
      @fontexstudios Před 2 lety

      @@tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538 thanks for the info. The J tour 2500 seems not to be selling in Europe :/ despite being the most used by clubs in the US.

  • @fontexstudios
    @fontexstudios Před 2 lety

    were you advised to take the expert instead of the prime? thanks!

    • @tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538
      @tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538  Před 2 lety +1

      Andre, I just decided to go with expert due to budget and I had used in the club similar one. I like its controller, manual not digital.

  • @michaellim1415
    @michaellim1415 Před 2 lety

    Where can I buy the robot.?

  • @timho7252
    @timho7252 Před 2 lety

    Hi Coach Yoku, I just purchased and set up Amicus but the ball is very easy to hit net or even too low to go over the net no matter what I adjusted the head height. Can you please help?

    • @pengasus
      @pengasus Před rokem

      Hi Tim. Not sure if you fixed the problem but the head is supposed to be right above the line. As in line should be visible but there shouldn't be any space between the line and the barrel(black pipe invisible). Then run the calibration. Also check that your roller's are clean. Plastic builds up over time on the rollers and they need to be cleaned regularly. I hope it helps

  • @michaellim1415
    @michaellim1415 Před 2 lety

    What robot r u using? Where can I buy one?

    • @tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538
      @tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538  Před 2 lety

      Hi Michael, I am using amicus expert robot by butterfly. I left links to buy robots on the description below the video.

  • @ZX-ly9yz
    @ZX-ly9yz Před 3 lety

    How much you buy the robot?

    • @tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538
      @tabletenniswithcoachyoku9538  Před 2 lety

      It depends on what type of robot you would like to buy. I left links in description of this video for my favorite type robots, may be that will be helpful. Good luck!

  • @yeldayedgar5938
    @yeldayedgar5938 Před 3 lety

    You deserve nicer T-Shirt than the one you are wearing. Make sure you have different one next time:)

  • @user-jo4ig2uo3q
    @user-jo4ig2uo3q Před rokem

    👋👌👍👍