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*JC*
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"i have also just had a bottle and a half of wine"
"Location: Scotland" ....nuff said. actually, that would be ireland, not scotland....anyway. yes, the elbow tucking problem is very unlikly to be solved just by reading posts about it. it is likly to be solved by reading posts about how to fix it/listening to a coach tell you how to fix it and then going out to the table and hitting FH anfter FH until you have comminted the new improved motion to muscle memory posting can help, but only if it is also mixed with you physically going and doing it as i said, just reading is very unlikly to fix it. |
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THIS is a knife. Thats not a knife THATS a spoon. |
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Fraziel
Silver Member Joined: 11/27/2005 Location: Scotland Status: Offline Points: 553 |
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i think it's hard to give anyone detailed advice on improving technique without seeing the person play. There are so many different types of players with so many little quirks to their play that its difficult to give advice on most things. Basic stuff and basic errors ,fair enough, but other than that i think you have to see the person play. much as i hate to be a boring sit on the fence bastar*, i can see jc's and patmandidily's point. it does no harm though, to try and solve the problems people post, But the posters should post more info so it is not like drawing teeth. In saying that i was thinking about posting a topic on how to stop tucking my elbow in on forehand loops.....i have also just had a bottle and a half of wine so maybe i am not in a fit state to comment.
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Fraziel,
blade- tibhar samsonov alpha rubber, FH- palio cj8000 on canon 1.8 mm 40 sponge, BH- same |
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*JC*
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@tt-man, all in good humor, hah, nice post.
gotta have that dhs H-WL handle, otherwise why even bother playing. @pat i like...no love a good coaching thread more than most people, [i feel a monthy python skit coming on here, but i wont go into it.] but, i dont like it when out of the blue, someone comes along and says....this is how you do something. posts minimal detail, or credentials and the like. If timo boll came along and tryed to tell me something, id sit my ass down and stfu and take in every word of it. reading his post, it sounds.....it just sounds like rubbish. he has not followed it up either. Sadly pat, there is a reason why we all post on these forums. I would love to think its becouse we are all table tennis enthusists, but some how i think that its becouse we are not good enough to make the big time / havent had the chance yet. I for one will admit, there is no way in hell im good enough/will ever be good enough to go pro. ( Im in the same boat as 99% of the users on this forum ) yes, i will stop / try to stop shooting down people who say dumb sh*t, but i encourage people, please dont take what you hear on a forum as gospel, it simply is not. you will agree, some threads need shooting and some posts need to be opposed, as forum moderators, its at our own descretion..... and i used mine. |
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Patmandidily
Gold Member Joined: 07/26/2004 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 1835 |
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Personally, I like these threads a lot. JC, I'd appreciate it if you'd stop discouraging people from making any post or at least not shooting them down. What I do here rarely involves making threads, but commentating on other ones. So, as you might guess, I like when someone goes and makes one about the forehand. Odds are he didn't say everything 100% correctly and maybe something could be improved, so we discuss it. Through discussion and sharing our ideas, we are as a community able to make our own games better. That's why I never get tired of threads or anything on coaching, technique, whatever. All I really get tired of is posts like, "Bryce or Bryce FX." Really, I think if someone wants to get better, he needs to get out of the equipment forum and into the coaching and strategy ones. |
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ttman
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YOU SHOULD ALSO CROSS YOUR LEGS AND HAVE WLQ DHS HANDLE ON YOUR BLADE I KNOW YOU LOVE CAP LOCKS JC
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ttman
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i see i see, well the forehand loop technique should be with eyes closed at contact go stragith up and try to put wacky sidespins on it and yell right when your oppenent hits th ball and the a big OSAAAAA after you will the point!
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*JC*
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a bit, but, id still say the same thing on any given day.
when someone decided to post a thread on how to do a certin thing on the internet, its usually like the blind leading the blind. if someone asks for help, and people reply.....sure fine. if someone says hello, im such and such....ive been a coach for x many years and i think i can help, i guess sure enough. but this thread just sh*ts me off. sorry, but it does. |
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ttman
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bitchy mood jc?
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*JC*
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i dislike it when people sit behind their keyboard and put there expert hat on and try to coach.
leave that up to proper coaches who can actually show you the stroke. |
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indy
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Hello partners hows the table tennis level in India!
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mike the best
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hristo
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wfwfitz
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Thanks mofluk, gave it a quick look I will be back. Now why are they giving a beer stein to a junior champion(LOL).
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mofluk
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there is loads of coaching tips and stuff on my website www.robsinders.plus.com
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sunny
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Cool. Nice to hear from you. |
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deeptish
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kolkata... sunny
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sunny
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Deeptish, Where in India you are from? I am from Delhi. Sunny |
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deeptish
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Completely agree about the feet position!
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pxiao312
Super Member Joined: 02/09/2004 Location: New Zealand Status: Offline Points: 221 |
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Table tennis is best learnt by showing and visualising examples the Learn Better Table tennis is good for people who are starting
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sunny
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ppismylife
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Form For Indivial Technique Forehand attack : The characteristics of the modern forehand attack are as follow : Before impact , there should be a distance approximately 40-50 centimeter between the arm and point of impact . The time of impact should be the peak of the bounce . The arm should move forward with forehand contracting in the direction of left upper forward . The position of the impact should be in front of the body at the right side . This technique is frequently emplyed , powerful and the scoring percentage is high with this technique . Therefore , this is the first technique we would like to introduce . Forehand attack is a major technique that should be mastered by all table tennis players . (to be continued) |
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