No Spin Push and Chop

1	The 6 Most Important Strokes to Learn First in Table Tennis	1:19
2	Smash Like a Pro: Master the Timing for Powerful Shots	2:39
3	Topspin Mastery: Hit Harder Without Losing Control	2:29
4	Learning Topspin Against Backspin	1:34
5	Forehand Counterhit Accuracy	2:29
6	Jump Smash	2:24
7	No Spin and Backspin Deception	2:00
8	Playing Against a High Backspin Ball	1:55
9	Countering Fast Topspin	4:01
10	Consistency and Power with Simple Straight Line Strokes	3:21
11	Twiddling with LP Ox and Inverted	2:11
12	Kenta Matsudaira's Sidespin Block	3:56
13	Changing From Flat Hit to Topspin	2:22
14	Bat Angle to Nullify Backspin	1:51
15	Forehand Shots Topspin and Flat	3:24
16	Power on the 5th ball	4:07
17	Basic Positioning at the Table	3:13
18	Returning a Dead Ball	1:17
19	Backhand Block From Wide	3:17
20	Hitting Topspins From Below Table Level	2:20
21	The Ultimate Challenge: 1000 Forehands in a Row!	11:57
22	Reverse Forehand Topspin	2:50
23	Soft or Hard Grip	1:24
24	Point of Contact on Stroke	3:32
25	Improve Your Switching Between Forehand and Backhand	2:32
26	Backhand Down the Line	1:08
27	Chopping With Curve	1:52
28	Flicking Problems	1:47
29	Chopping a Smash	1:48
30	Different Grips During Rallies	2:41
31	Positioning to Return a Smash	2:24
32	Sidespin on Smashes	1:47
33	Forehand From the Backhand Area	1:30
34	Smashing a Low Ball	1:17
35	Percy Lu's Backhand	0:59
36	Improving Power	1:37
37	Ultimate Block by Ma Lin	1:23
38	How to Take the Ball Earlier off the Table	1:43
39	Two Fingers on the Back of the Bat	1:09
40	Lack of Power	2:36
41	Faking a Shot	1:44
42	Hitting Down the Line	1:33
43	Backhand of Tomokazu Harimoto	4:06
44	Moving Fingers on the Bat	1:50
45	Ideal Distance to Return a Smash	1:32
46	Countering Sidespin Lobs	2:45
47	Dealing With Sidespin During a Rally	2:05
48	High Backspin Close to Net	2:58
49	Returning a Dropshot	1:40
50	Terms for Looping in Table Tennis	1:02
51	Attacking Short Balls	3:05
52	Deal With Drop Shot	2:23
53	Free Hand Position	1:42
54	Returning the Wobbly Shot	1:47
55	Dealing with Short Returns	2:49
56	Counter Topspin from Mid Distance	2:47
57	Backhand Sidespin Flick	4:09
58	Shallow and Deep Grip	3:02
59	Receiving Smashes	1:52
60	Spin Reversal Misnomer	3:12
61	Switch From Penhold to Shakehand	2:33
62	Playing Medium High Balls	1:31
63	Around the Net Forehand Topspin	1:26
64	Correcting Errors	1:00
65	Quality of strokes	1:58
66	Lack of Time	3:47
67	Forehand vs backhand	1:36
68	Returning Lob	1:36
69	No Spin Push and Chop	6:53
70	Swing and a Miss	3:07
71	Shakehand grip options	2:33
72	Dealing With No Spin Pushes	2:47
73	Different Grips for Forehand and Backhand?	3:01

Barry Driver Posted 5 years ago

Very Very good video.

Thank you,

Barry D

Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 5 years ago

Thanks Barry. Glad you liked it.

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