Critique needed

Cheers, the soul of rock.  How long have you been playing table tennis.  Overall, your game is not all that bad, although there are a few things you might want to consider working on.

Your fh and bh counterdrives look to me pretty decent, and you have good power off of both sides.  Away from the table, however, you'll need to work on counterlooping an opponent's loop with more spin, both fh and bh.  Particularly on your backhand side, you tend to stroke fairly flat when away from the table.  Work on the mid-distance aspect of your game, as it will give you more time to react to your opponent's loops, enable you to employ wider angles to pull your opponent outside of his court, and give you greater length on your own loops.

On service, you need not finish your service follow-through at head height or higher, as you sometimes tend to do.  Virtually all of your serves and your opponent's serves were long, inviting the possibility of an aggressive return.  Work on developing a double-bounce serve, a short underspin/sidespin serve, and a short no-spin serve.

When receiving serve, you hold your racket pointing downward somewhat too close to the floor, then, sometimes before your opponent completes his serve, you straighten up and attempt a backhand return.  Were I your opponent, and noticed that characteristic, I would serve deep into your backhand (in general) and try to elicit a block rather than a loop return.  Raise your playing hand a bit, and don't prematurely arise from your crouch before your opponent has contacted the ball, as a wily opponent who notices this tendency may try to serve deep to your bh, or wide to your fh, would could create problems for you. 

Develop reliable footwork so that you may make more forehand returns of serve.  Except for an occasional push, I did not notice many aggressive forehand returns of service from you.  Your backhand return of service when playing close to the table didn't look to me all that bad, but try to use your forehand a bit more when returning serve, as for most players it is a more powerful and spinnier stroke.

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Speedplay wrote: Short serves are about to get extinct, the bh flip/flick have turned the table here, so most people prefer to serve medium long, with the secon bounce close to endline. But, one obvious thing I noticed was that you use the lazy mans cheat, bending your back rather then your legs. Also, from the first video (interesting angle) watch your feet during the fh-fh warm up drill. Its like you find a good stance and then refuses to move. Reason I noticed both of these things is because I see them in my own game.

Hat Soul of rock, just wanting to improve means you will get better and even watching your own video's you will pick up lots of information and make some changes yourself

This is my clip from the last session of my club this school year. I tried to use my FH more frequently and realzied that I need to work a lot more on its consistency, as well as my footwook. I can loop 2-3 times in a rallies and then my FH just goes out of control. I would really appreciate to receive your inputs as well. Thanks as always :D

I would give you a rating of about 1700. You'd be able to push me a little bit, maybe even get a game off of me, but probably not a match too frequently. Your backhand is pretty solid, especially when you are counter driving and banana flipping the longer serves. Your game seems to diminish when you attack with your forehand, however. The opponent here is giving you some high, attackable balls on your forehand side, and you really should be able to put those shots away.