Drills To Help Put Pressure On Your Opponents 

For me training vids are always interesting. I like that you kept yours short and easy to watch. If you have any more "tips no one tells you" i would also love more of those!

you are one of the best channels for table tennis great advise.

What do you mean do we? Yes, Yes, Yes. Keep them coming.

excellent input. Thank you.

Absolutely valuable tips. Thanks for helping us

Thank you for making these videos. They are definitely helpful! The drill where you spin to the middle, followed by an offensive stroke to either corner is a very good one. Good players like you practice a lot of match realistic drills.

thanks for some nice tips. please continue posting your drills, i found that very useful!

Great very helpful thank you

Great training video! Please make more of these. This is perfect for my Amicus robot training. Thank you!

Thank you, have some new drills to practice!

Good tips, I've noted for my next training about drill to the middle and then depending on opp position. Yeah!

Nice! Advanced tactics and drills is helpfull.

I like this very much. I'm having trouble adjusting from top spin counter to dead ball counter in matches too... Now I have some ideas how to practice for it. Thx!

Great videos Seth!

Well yeah, learned quality information Seth. Especially from tips that are tactically based and how to pace the game accordingly. These things make me wish to have a Timo Boll IQ in the game. More please!

I am also recording my training sessions and then trying to analyze technique. Your tips helps me to do it right)

👍 Thanks! Really intresting and quality content!

Great to get ideas to work on at home

Hey Seth ! really great tips from your videos that i’ll try in my trainings, thanks :)

Tip on moving to middle and reassessing if you're wanting to backhand flick is a good one! Last thing you want is being on wide forehand and they play fast cross.

keep up the great videos, seth 👍

Quality channel!

Thanks for video

love the channel and content

Quick upload after first video Nice. Also can you do a service tutorial video if possible

I noted already. Theres no error. When you put the ball in the midle, you score. Great tip.

I see Pechpong, I click. Keep them coming :)

Great video's, thank you! My main issue is reading service spin and being able to return. Any tips?

Great videos. Keep it up. When you are attacking 3rd ball with a forehand loop such as at 2:21, do you use your wrist at all in the stroke? And how firmly are you gripping the paddle? While training on the robot, I've found that if I grip the paddle by my thumb and forefinger and be really really loose with my other fingers, I can engage the wrist more on the stroke and more reliably overcome the underspin. I'm not certain if this is a bad idea though and will lead to inconsistency. From the video it looks like you do not really use the wrist, but it can be hard to tell because it's so subtle.

Another great, informative video. I liked and trying to practice the middle then wide attacking and trying to implement it in the game, too. I have a question regarding this strategy, how to find the penholder player's middle, if any ?

also, would love to see a vid on tips for the offensive player...when/how to play defensively. e.g., when you're attacking and your opponent decides to lob to you....would you consider chopping their shot? or when to block a shot. or when to push. OR is it (most of the time, without much fail) backspin serve, push a few times, then attack attack. Do you see much need to defensive serve, attack, pull back and defend (block, chop)...wait...then attack attack. curious...

I like it

my coach most recently told me to move to the middle (for my backhand) less....and start favoring the forehand more. it's always been kinda confusing to me (as a intermediate) when is it ok to move to the middle for BHs...or should i reserve BHs only really for the BH 1/3 of the table, preferring FH for the FH 2/3rd of the table. would like more drills for this.

Great thumbnail

How many days do you practice a week? Are there any kinds of players you dont praftice with?

How do I make legs like you?

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*WHY YOU MISS!?* What I ask myself every time I miss a long push off my serve ;(