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master-pong 
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 Posted: 04/17/2006 at 2:06pm |
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This saturday I had my first match ever against a defender and I won! 3-0!!! 
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Posted: 05/20/2006 at 3:00am |
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Fake the Attack !! Don't loop into the same place always, when you got a chance to kill, send the ball to the opposite side of his previous chop. works on me ! The most important of all when facing a chopper in consistantly when looping, just be patient and wait for the chance to kill.
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Posted: 05/20/2006 at 3:43am |
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Strange ! No one mentioned that choppers hate backhand topspins. Do a long and fast serve on their pimple BH and loop BH. Beware, their serve returns tend to be fast with poor spin, therefore loop just after the ball bounce and move foreward. Also, do not hesitate to strongly attack their serves because they are still close to the table and have no time to organize themselves. For the rest, see very instructive posts above. Great topic ! |
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Posted: 05/20/2006 at 4:36pm |
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why do they hate Bhtopspins? because the BH topspin is faster that the FH to do?
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Posted: 05/21/2006 at 3:31am |
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I lately played with a push/blocker (stays close to the table) I lost 3-2. He gave me lots of low backspin and when I looped them he couldn't return anything. However he gave me lots of trouble with fast pushes, low and slight backspin...
I bet I can beat him now but anyone have any tips for these kinda players? |
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Posted: 07/12/2006 at 7:26pm |
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I think the key is to play with great variation. I have a chopper at my club and when i face him I try to variate my game. Short-long, even chop back some times and I only hit topspin when there is a good chans of killing the point. Because if I only hit topspin after topspin to him the result will be tremendous backspin for me to handle, and I dont do that very well.
When i feel that attacking is an option I prefer to either smash with no spin or put some sidespin onto the ball. I must say that the sidespin has given me many points. So, my advice is to keep choppers moving all of the time. |
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Posted: 07/13/2006 at 12:01am |
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Iv been doing a lot of chopping lately and spin variation and placement dont really bother me but its the change in pace that messes me up. stay consistent, like the chopper and when you get what you want, place it perfectly and blast it. people who get caught up trying to over power eventually lose. after studying joo's and chen's games they often lose when they are forced to come back and forth and side to side from the table.
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Posted: 07/13/2006 at 1:06pm |
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What I've seen is that many U.S players can't medium loop, loop fast and spinny, nor flat hit consistently against a defender do to lack of practice, fear and concept. I vary the time, spin, speed, and depth of shot. I like to give them offensive chances so I can save energy and neutralize their offense. Players should work on efficiency of technique and footwork too. It will generally be skill/confidence/energy based. |
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Posted: 09/28/2006 at 10:59am |
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hhaha look at this how you much play douchebags les videos: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kg29cRUAczI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKDIqnKGTz0&NR http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cI8HtzEgRks&NR http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6-YwIcwkG8&mode=related&search=
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Posted: 09/28/2006 at 4:20pm |
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I have been watching a lot of matches of choppers recently and I heard this over and over again from the commentators:
1. Don't get into a long rally of loops and chops. Get the points over fast and make the attack as surprising as possible (i.e. when the chopper is not looking for the kill). 2. Move the chopper in and out instead of side 2 side. and/or attack the middle of the table. and 3. Don't try to over power the chopper (but you do need a flat kill). I repeat them in summary so that this might help someone by refreshing their memory. Good luck. |
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The fundamental thing the chopper is trying to do, is winning by playing one more good stroke, than the attacker.
So while many of the tactics mentioned so far will work part of the time, the thing that the attackers who 'always' beat choppers have, is consistency with control. Obviously Waldner and Kong immediately spring to mind. Watching Waldner he gives the idea that he coul roll for ever, even against the best defenders. "Wait for the right one to power drive or kill". Is one of the well used pieces of advice, in this topic so far. So to be successful in your play aganst chop develop your ability to top spin without error. This equates to be able to roll 'forever' at the speed which puts enough pressure on the defender to make counter smashing dificult. When practicing you should be able to continue perhaps 200 strokes without error in the practice situation. Once you have this ability you will always be able to 'wait for the right ball' to apply those tactics that the guys have been writing about and those choppers will start to find you difficult good luck! |
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Posted: 09/29/2006 at 9:10am |
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The fundamental thing the chopper is trying to do, is winning by playing one more good stroke, than the attacker.
So while many of the tactics mentioned so far will work part of the time, the thing that the attackers who 'always' beat choppers have, is consistency with control. Obviously Waldner and Kong immediately spring to mind. Watching Waldner he gives the idea that he coul roll for ever, even against the best defenders. "Wait for the right one to power drive or kill". Is one of the well used pieces of advice, in this topic so far. So to be successful in your play aganst chop develop your ability to top spin without error. This equates to be able to roll 'forever' at the speed which puts enough pressure on the defender to make counter smashing dificult. When practicing you should be able to continue perhaps 200 strokes without error in the practice situation. Once you have this ability you will always be able to 'wait for the right ball' to apply those tactics that the guys have been writing about and those choppers will start to find you difficult good luck! |
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darcycudmorepei
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Posted: 10/27/2006 at 7:43pm |
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Take Advantage Of Your Serves. Get As Many Points As You Can And Hold On When He Serves.
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Posted: 03/11/2007 at 4:51pm |
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first time i played a long pips chopper
oh god he kicked my ass
hahah the day after i learned that if oyu give them under spin that the long pips has a reversal and comes back top spin (if they try to block it) to easily loop into the center of his body so its harder for him to get a good angle i think iv got him next time
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Posted: 03/14/2007 at 2:08pm |
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try to play more with chopper which can improve your looping. also u improve your consistent of looping, timing, strength control and placement too. end up both can improve.
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Posted: 03/14/2007 at 10:36pm |
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yessir. choppers and loopers can practise very well together. training will teach them how to cope and overcome the opposite spin
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Posted: 03/15/2007 at 4:54am |
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you cant beat a chopper with loop. |
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Posted: 03/15/2007 at 7:00am |
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yessir you can. forehand loop can counter forehand chop ;)
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Posted: 03/15/2007 at 7:18am |
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to kill a chopper off...let me tell u....SERVE TO KILL. if not u r dead. chopper will kill u
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Posted: 03/15/2007 at 7:20am |
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serve d ball so it bounces 2 times on d table to unsettle the chopper, then alternate loops on fh and bh
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Posted: 03/16/2007 at 1:32am |
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first serve short, then you loop drive at him or her, then to his or hers bh, then to his or hers fh, last step repeat in different order excluding the serve part
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Posted: 03/16/2007 at 1:43am |
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actually if you are confident about your own chops you can actually play a chopping rally against him/her. a chop vs chop match is always boring, but if you can place the ball relatively low and close to the net you should stand a chance of winning. you have to be flexible and change your playing style, not only sticking to looping or smashing
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Posted: 03/19/2007 at 7:41pm |
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I think to play against defence you must variate every part of your game.
When I play defence I serve long to the backhand and short to the forehand. Also after looping one or two, its good to touch some shots short, in fact I think it makes your loops more effective and usually the defender struggles to really make a heavy chop when retreating.
The strong loop I think must go to the middle as choppers find this extremely hard to return and opens the table up to get a good angle!!!
i love playing chop!!
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Posted: 03/24/2007 at 10:33am |
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Interesting, nice stuff, but one thing I do not see on this list, is a drop shot now and then........................ |
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Posted: 03/24/2007 at 10:36am |
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I was replying to an OLD post, if someone mentioned a DROP SHOT, then I am suggesting it again.
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Posted: 03/24/2007 at 12:20pm |
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2 words : Backhand loop..
Most choppers are acqainted to FH loop in terms of speed, length and spin. I noticed they have much more difficulties returning BH loops because, I think, it might be launched faster and spinnier.
Also, I agree with the usual tactic of playing to the center.
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Posted: 05/10/2007 at 1:11pm |
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Upon the chopper lobbing it up to you, maybe try to add in some heavy side/backspin shots. A lot of people use only forehand shots. |
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I am a chopper, and just like spin variation is key to success as a defender, the same also is true when playing against one. I can eat up all out looping attackers rated a fair bit higher than me, but I struggle against smart allround players that can vary the degree of topspin on their loops, incorporate sidespin in varying degrees, and utilize rolled loops to my pips.
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choppers depend a lot on consistency, both their own and their opponents'. they are strong on the wings, but fast topspin in the centre should unsettle them. alternating loops on the sides would also force them to change the game direction
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try doing drop shots or placement shots that are difficult for the chopper to return attacking isn't always the answer esp. if the chopper always plays with you and is acquianted with ur spin.. after the chopper has return your short balls or drop shots try looping and placing it on either corners.. the key is unpredictability |
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