LONG PIMPLES ATTACK 😈 Table Tennis 🏓 

love your LP attack. I am a penholder and I attack with my forehand with LP as if its an inverted rubber. my backhand is short pips. thanks for sharing your video. you have good backhand attack with your long pimples. what rubber do you use on the forehand? and which LP do you use?

​@@kavarasings9813 Thank you. I usually change rubbers very often, to test material. Last season I spent several weeks with short pips on the forehand and long pips on the backhand. Since summer I have been playing with Grass dtecs aceed green OX on the backhand and TSP ventus spin on the forehand. This week I returned to my beloved Curl P1 0.5 and ventus spin. I also try different woods, but I currently compete with hinoki Darker's woods

When I teach the technique at initiation, I tell them to first get used to rotating the forearm (supinate), when it is acquired, if you use the wrist the hit has more power. Yes, I use the wrist at the end of the hit That is the most difficult part, each blade-rubber combination has an angle, with some pimples you have to open more for topspin balls and with others more for backspin. as you know it's practice, and not change the material much, like I do 😊

Im a pimple user and i taught how to used pimps in attack. For me you can used this like a backspin but you need to wrist and arms to make it possible... One thing you need to choosed which service of your opponent can you used it. It is more effective in side spin or side chop but when it comes to chop you need to put extra effort or power to make it possible... Dont make it super late if you use it a little bit late or on the rise of the more effective

@@bunso5103 What you say is true, in many cases. But with OX pimples and stiff woods (but not too hard) it can be easier to attack balls with backspin than side spin or side chop. The only bad thing is that the ball he returns can be easily attacked. Of course, once the gesture is internalized, the wrist must be incorporated, not just the forearm

Could you be a little more specific about what you want to know? Thanks

Gracias a ti por el apoyo, anima a seguir subiendo videos. En uno o dos días voy a subir otro vídeo probando varios picos largos para atacar, y la próxima semana otro para defender

Gracias

@@SeghosTableTennis Spanish 🇪🇸 👍 super

thanks for the translation, it sure helps other users

Muchas gracias!

Yo siempre intento que aprendan así, porque no limitas el gesto de revés, si alguna vez quieren pasar a corto o lisa es fácil adaptarse. Pero efectivamente no siempre es posible

Pienso igual que tu. Saludos desde Argentina.

Con los TroubleMaker OX la siento muy bien, puedo atacar, cortar atrás, empujar, es una madera dura pero no tan rígida. Con la Carbonado 145 que lleva carbón me cuesta bastante atacar con los picos, esta es más rígida. ¿RWV es la Rosewood V? yo elegí la XO por una cuestión de peso, buscaba una madera más rápida entorno a los 80gr

@@SeghosTableTennis sí, RWV es la Rosewood normal de 5 capas. La mía pesa en torno a 87-88, pero es cierto que algunas son muy ligeras y en torno a los 80 y pocos gramos. La carbonado 145 es más rápida, la mía en velocidad se asemeja más a la 45 normal solo que tiene un toque más seco y rígido y resulta menos elástica.

eso depende más de como te encuentres tu más cómodo. De la dos formas es posible, aunque sea más común el pico largo al revés, si te sientes cómodo bloqueando y controlando el juego de revés y picando con la derecha con el pico largo es perfectamente válido, pero como te decía eso depende de lo que resulte más cómodo a tu estilo de juego y con lo que tengas más control

I'm glad it helped you, thanks for comment

против чайников хоть доской для резки хлеба можно играть ))

thanks for your contributions

Tenemos pendiente sacar un video de los mejores picos para defender atrás entre los que estará el P4

most of the time I train other people. I train about two hours a week for myself

I have two defensive blades: STIGA Defensive Wood NCT and Sauer & Troger Firestarter. I play Tibhar Q5 SOUND on FH and Sauer & Troger Hellfire on BH. I tried similar moves to yours but it was a big misunderstanding in my performance. What should I pay the most attention to? Where to start learning such plays?

@@andrzej7954 Focus only on the supination of the forearm. Don't work with your shoulder. Only forearm, How hitting the ball but starting with the blade more open

@@SeghosTableTennis I'm starting training with your tips

@@andrzej7954Tip. récord yourself with your mobile phone, so you can see how you do the gesture and correcto It if necesary. It is very importante so that you can do It correctly

Without knowing your style of play it is more complicated, but I leave my opinion. I played with that combination rubbers with a butterfly matshusita pro (the old one) with a classic defensive style, it is a rather slow wood-only racket. With Ox close on the table I personally like rather rigid and hard blade but only wood. But the best advice I can give you is to look for one that you like, if possible try a teammate's and once that you choose one with which you feel comfortable, do not make changes and train with it, you will master your material more and more, and the same applies to rubbers.

@@SeghosTableTennis I am playing at the table and recently I tried stiga infinity vps v but it was too fast, maybe it's better to try tibhar stratus powerwood? I play Chinese sticky gum on the forehand and use the pin to lead the ball to the attack

@@crystaL-mr3qu I haven't tried those woods, but from what I've read the Infinity has good characteristics to play with ox pipmples, if you find it too hard, the S. power wood will be more comfortable, but as I mentioned in the previous message, try not to change too much material. "Chinese sticky gum", does it have an optimizer?). I find a Chinese rubber without an optimizer too hard for the Infinity with the SPW it would combine better

@@SeghosTableTennis okay i try SPW, i playing dhs hurricane 3 neo 2.15mm 39 degrees on fh, without booster the stiga was too fast, mayber better spw i try

Avalox P500

Thanks

Ya tienes los subtítulos en español 👍

Y para cualquier duda, ya sabes pregunta

ok, we take note

I need to learn it also.

You can also use it, you will have to practice with your rubber. I have tried with the dr neubauer ABS 2 EVO 2.5 mm, I suppose it is similar to your rubber. It is a very slow rubber, and the ball tends to fall off. I personally prefer long pimples, because my game is more active, but each player has their own style of play.

@@SeghosTableTennis ..jika saya bertukar pada long pimple, boleh kah saya tahu jenis long pimple apa yang sesuai untuk backhand attack?

@@rahimtalib8269 soon I will post a video with the best long pimples to attack (in my opinion). the best or suitable can be ambiguous terms. The easiest to manage, the one that generates the most disturbance, with or without a sponge...please give me a few days to up video

@@SeghosTableTennis ...ok terima kasih atas perkongsian dan saya tunggu video dari anda😊

@@rahimtalib8269 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rPxN7vbZjoI.html

With Feint Long III it is easy to attack, but the ball barely truble

I'll try following your tips and start attacking more with Troublemaker!

@@brunobarcelos2621 try to follow the advice in this video, about 3:30 minut

Pardon my ignorance, what is the meaning of Kpl?

I'll love it, it'll be fun so you can test my services ;). What you say are proper tactics against long pimples, and I agree that playing against pimples is fun. I respect your opinion, but I do not share it, different materials give the game more variety, enrich the game, make it more fun and It forces players to think and not be mini robots.

Lol embrace the game. Various different playstyles and strategies to win. Thats what makes it fun!

So long pips are a disadvantage and easy to play against. But they should be banned because they give an unfair advantage. Your logic is irrefutable 🤣

@@zenjo6214 Long pips is disadvantageous against club players and beginners. It takes a while to learn to play against them. 99% table tennis players are club players. Junk robber players, including this particular player win games above their skill level, thanks to their rubber. I don't see how uncommon playing surfaces helps the sport. You don't see junk string rackets in tennis, for good reason.

how about short pips? should they be banned too? Have you try playing with long pips? its not easy to master it. Also , once a player has a rating of 1650 or above, pimples do not worry them. if you are a good inverted player, pimples poses no problem at all. Maybe you need to improve your skills so you can play against all types of rubbers. from your comment, you must be a sub 1600 player. ratings central is an international scoring system. you can google it.