
How to attack first - "3rd ball attack concept"
After this video, you should think about this concept. How to serve, and then where to attack the next ball.
Always keep the "potential advantage" during the rallies in table tennis.
set up forehand and backhand attacks with serves to control rallies. tailor tactics to your style and use 80 percent and 20 percent serve patterns for consistent, high-impact shots.
Identify your opponent's playing style quickly by analyzing grip, stance, distance, and elbow cues. Tailor serves and attacks to forehand-dominant or backhand-dominant players.
attack the junior’s backhand with a long ball, then expose the forehand; use speed, consistency, and variation to disrupt their game and counter their attacks.
Identify the four factors of a good serve: predictability, advantage for the next shot, deception, and safety and consistency, and differentiate set up serves from I serve.
Learn Ma Long's serve secrets: weight transfer, a left-foot jump, and a ready stance to attack the next shot.
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How to serve and attack
Third ball attack concept
How to deal with long pips players
How to win defender
How to win blocker
How to win short pips
The basic concept "potential situation" in table tennis tactics
Where to serve
Where to attack the next ball
In my opinion, good coaching is very important in table tennis. My tactics not only help my players win more but also give my players confidence. I still remember some funny memories, in a match when I made a time-out and started to coach. I have seen that the opponent started to be anxious and worried so much. Lately, his partner came and said to me,
"you are like a PC (computer), it's like the program is well defined before". :)
In my notebook, I also noted how to play and counter various playing style, how to counter hitter, counter blocker, counter left-hand player, or tactics against long pimples and anti-rubbers, or the best moment to time-out, or how to control the pace of the match, many many my own observations.