Youtube Coach

Hehe I learned so much....not :P 

please note that this is a video of ADVANCED table tennis serves - you evidently don't appreciate the advanced techniques this master teacher is offering...  lol

This is the guy I was talking about, he has a whose series, I especially found this one funny:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBcFIljbncE 

I cannot believe some people defend him and think he is talented

Yep nothing better than a long, high, slow, no spin serve eh?  I think I'll add that one to my library of serves, add the surprise factor by serving illegaly

That is not so bad - for beginner's level.
Of course, it's not "advanced" - most of players get used to clips from Ma Lin, Schlager, Timo Boll, WLQ, Samsonov training videos :)

It should be put in a library for basement players who use slick premade rackets.

What do you guys think their ratings are?

at least 2800.. ;)

http://www.usatt.org/history/rating/history/index2.asp

if u do a search for "neusch", jared neusch is rated USTTA 1517

Respect, respect and respect....most of it is for yourself  then for other people. I, myself respect for that guy even he not that good player but he have gut and willing make a video to help out for anyone who need help and also promote the game. Unless if he charge money while teaching on that video and now it is a different story.  Thanks

sadius wrote: Respect, respest and respect....most of it is for yourself  then for other people. I, myself respect for that guy even he not that good player but he have gut and willing make a video to help out for anyone who need help and also promote the game. Unless if he charge money while teaching on that video and now it is a different story.  Thanks

sadius wrote: I like said, the guy just enjoy to teach people how to get into the TT game. If you think you are better than that so just ignore but no need to give  any bad comment about it. Illegal serves is ok as long as they have fun for the game. I have seen alot of player rating about 1600 and lower or higher do illegal serves even when they tossing the ball. But who care as long as they or i have fun.

We are all laughing but I bet half of us are not even as good as that

bluemonkey wrote:   they are both paid by expert village to do those videos.   the jared guy's not bad, but the other dude scott bowder (http://www.expertvillage.com/video-series/2845_ping-pong.htm) is pretty bad... illegal serves and poor advice... he's prob a tennis player just paid to teach ping pong --- his instructions are harming the sport rather than helping it (and also proliferating those ping pong myths).

I was wondering about that, whether they get paid.
If they do, then shame on them; they aren't doing anything good for the sport, there are tons of better YouTube instructional videos.

Adding one more bad video to the Internet does not help the sport, it harms it. Time spent watching that video would have been better spent watching better videos, and yes videos that actually teach you to toss the ball on serve, instead of encouraging more players to serve illegally, making it harder for them to cross over from basement player to competition player.

If they're being paid to teach something which they clearly are not qualified to do, they don't deserve any positive feedback. Basement players should not be making instructional videos, it's as simple as that. Not to be negative, but seriously this does more harm than good. I'm not calling them evil people or intending to do harm, but in the short and long run this has negative effects.