Ball Placement Secret Tips! and More! 

Thank you, I’m glad you like the videos I’ve been putting out, I hope you improve a lot from them 📈

Thank you, that’s a high compliment I’ll do my best to keep them that way :)

Thank you, glad you liked the video. And yeah I’ve been working hard to keep improving :)

Thats great Im glad you feel they have increased you understanding of the game.

Thank you 🙏 I’ll keep them coming!!

Glad you enjoy and learned from it!

Thank you glad you enjoyed the video, I will keep that in mind for future videos!

Thank you :)

Thank you very much!! I will

I’m glad to hear it :) more to come 👍👍

Thank you, yes that would make for an interesting video. Would have to include the different serves they do and the advantages they present as well as right handed and left handed player strategies.

That’s a good topic I will make sure to add that to my RU-vid video list

That’s a cool topic to talk about I will write that down for future videos! As far as levels I know a little about German French and Swedish leagues highest being German Bundesliga, then highest in France would be Pro A I believe which is better than German second highest and then there is the Swedish Pigisligan which is about same level as German 2nd Bundesliga. I played in Swedish 3rd league with a winning record and earned the ability to play Swedish 2nd league but have not yet played in it.

Glad you enjoyed it, also great that you have already started doing the blocking drill I wish I had done it earlier in my career! As far as preparing for tournaments I like to get a lot of matches in, it’s very different to go from practice mode to game mode and thinking about the strategies and placements and the flow of matches. So the week before a tournament I play as many matches as I can and really focus on doing what I think will win me points. The week before a tournament is not really a good time to start doing anything new but refine what you have maybe test some new things to see if they work but be honest with yourself if it’s not. :) good luck 💪 go get em!!

Try this ?? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QD1A3QrO-M0.html

Haha we are planning to beat you all :) haha

Thanks!! I needed a small break from making videos but I wanted to get back to it :)

Thank you! Yes I will try my best to keep it up :)

Thank you, glad you liked it 👍

I bet it looks really fast at 1.5 haha thanks for watching!

Thank you! I feel this video was primarily made for a righty vs righty and a lefty vs lefty. Which Scenario are you referring to when you go down the line with your forehand?

For me as a lefty, playing 95% against a right handed player, I often go down the line with my backhand and the opponent will get into a bad position (especially on my/our level in germany which is like 2000-2100 U.S. rating or so), as the footwork is not that good in general. NICE VIDEOS Seth - please keep going!! 💯😊👍👍👍🏓🔥

@@PechPongTT yes I understand that but it still helps alot to think more critically about placement

@@PechPongTT I'm talking about the scenario where a righty flicks out wide to my forehand or opens up and instead of sending it back to that area where they would pivot, going down the line soft

Yeah the dynamic is different when righty plays lefty for sure, I’ve played a few lefties who burn me on that down the line shot you are talking about. It also depends how good of a shot you can make when they send you out because If I’m able to get to the ball and add power I go down the line as well even to righty players like myself, I guess I’m referring to when you really can’t make a strong shot back. Sorry if this is wordy haha

Glad you liked it and thats so cool that you play VR as well!

Thank you 😁

Thank you!! Glad you like it 😁

good question, definitely the Open one, because you can always close down if you need to but there are so many situations that the open one is helping you, for example when you catch the ball lower it will help you scoop it up, and on heavy backspin balls it will be much easier to lift the ball. The time you need to shut the angle down and rip though the ball is when you get a high ball thats not long over the table, as well as when the opponent makes a spiny loop. and you want to catch it low on the rise and drive through the ball with a closed racket.

Thanks for the compliment, yes the left handed vs right handed game is completely different and has to have a whole set of different placements especially because the players are hitting backhands to their opponents forehands and vice versa! I will have to make a video on that topic as well.

@@PechPongTT Nice, your thoughts on that topic would be interesting. I'm a lefty by myself and knew the typical weaknesses like short forehand or deep backhand, but it would be great to go more in depth. And of course not all lefties (or right-handers) are the same, some have a weak backhand, but others are very safe there. Best regards!

Thank you!! I’m glad you like it 😁

@@PechPongTT I hope to see you at the Olympics one day elder brother 😇

@@meghdeeplaha9861 wouldnt that be cool!! I’ll do my best!

Hi yes It’s very nice! I play in Ohio and the club is in Akron at the Samson Dubina Table Tennis Academy

@@PechPongTT Oh yes, I've met Samson before and I know that Sarah is a member of his club, so I should have put 1 & 1 together and deduce that it was Samson's Academy. I appreciate your comprehensive approach to the game, thanks for sharing your training tips. Keep them coming Seth. :)

Hi yeah you can contact me on Instagram and we can figure something out for you or Facebook

Thank you!

Hi good observation, I always wonder how she can do that and not get dizzy or have neck pain haha. I do agree it may hinder her ability to see what her opponent is doing. I’m not sure if any other top players do the same or if she is alone in doing this. She’s very competitive and on her way up I’m sure if she feels this is hindering her game she can make the adjustments.

Yeah him and his brother!

Theyre tall now...

Yeah they have gotten a lot bigger and stronger in the last years!