I saw this in several Premier League ‘Behind-the-Scenes’ videos and thought it’d make a cool tutorial. Shout out to the guys at Teqball, if you like this, check out their website and RU-vid channel. Personally, I prefer Sepak Takraw compared to this, but I can certainly see the appeal. As always, like share and subscribe!
I wasn't aware Teqball has become so big and is rising as a professional sport. When Teqball started out it seemed like it had potential and indeed that seems to be proven! I'd love to give it a try and see it grow even more!
Awesome video as usual Ninh ^-^ I kinda hated teqball though. I was hoping it'd be something like sepak takraw but this is just too slow and tedious to watch and play. Gonna stick to table tennis ^-^
Each to their own I guess. I can see the appeal, and ambidextrous soccer players would probably do quite well. But yeah, I prefer Sepak Takraw. Thanks again.
I discovered your channel researching the rules of cricket. I have come back to check out other lesser known sports, so I had to subscribe after this one...its's only fair...you have earned it
I have to admit that I am truly impressed.and intrigued. Very interesting and different. It looks like a lot of fun and what's wrong with one ever becoming more physically active. Great job Ninh and I can hardly wait to see what you enlighten us all with next.
As a suggestion, a good video for your channel, It could be to explain the history of the different codes of football, you know how the association football was created, why rubgy create their own rules, when American football started, things like this, even it could be a series. You already have videos, for all those sports. Rugby, Football, American Football, Aussie Football, Gaelic football etc. You kown, with jokes, of how the disfuncional family of football started, and why now we have the sportes that we have. Good work.
@@NinhLyUK just imagine the reaction of american football fans when discover that soccer football is something like the grandfather of their sport. Quoting Star wars Luke i'm your father.... Nooooooo
Suggestion for the next "Rules explained" video: Artistic gymnastics. It's time to make some video on some non-combat sports based on judges giving points (I don't believe you have made a single one so far). Anyway, whatever will be the next vid, just take your time: the quality is just amazing!
@@NinhLyUK Figure skating is a great choice! I only had Artistic Gym in mind because we've all had to struggle with the various apparatus (still rings excepted, because thats for the elite only) in high school during the sports sessions... So we're all kind of familiar with it.
yea, thanks! it helps a lot! im just working on a really old bass, and i really liked the finish on yours. also, i couldnt be bothered spending 2 months with nitrocellulose lacquer.
0:50 Does this mean that the strike itself must occur above the playing surface or that the ball must go over the playing surface after being struck. I think it's the second based on what I was observing but I wanted to be sure.
This game reminds me of Sepak Takraw, but in a table format. Just like how there’s tennis and table tennis, there’s Sepan Takraw and table Sepak Takraw
Here is an idea for a video: the AAF or the Alliance of American football which is a new american football league. There's some slight rule changes such as no field goals after touchdowns and a 2 point conversion play in place of that and no kickoffs
Have you considered doing the rules of certain e-sports? (i.e. Competitive Tetris, Overwatch, Team Fortress 2, Super Smash Bros., League of Legends, etc.)
Cool sport. I like any ball sports where you can't use your hands. they are so underrated. btw it's weird to hear a brittish call football soccer and i'm from America.
I did that predominantly to stop people from other countries whining saying 'that's not football blah blah blah'. Preventative measure, that's all. Thanks for the comment bro.
Not a fan of this one, looks like every match would look very same-y as there's only so much you can do. Sure you could do some cool trick shot kind of stuff but with how open the area of play is, you'd just be setting yourself up to lose points. I think sepak takraw does a better job at demonstrating technical proficiency with a ball.
Teqball. That's got to be one of the most busiest of all sports. Wasn't this the game that inadvertently led Glenn Hoddle to have a heart attack, after a demonstration with Robbie Savage on his Saturday morning show on BT Sport? I personally put the full blame on Savage.
Not that I'm aware of? Football: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qg566N-eDWo.html Tennis: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1P_Das6OjAk.html Check out my channel for more like this!
Hi Ninh I have so many questions OK first what's ur real name second where r u from? Third what's ur favorite sport (BTW I love ur channel I'm new as well)
is the ball used a normal soccer ball? or do i need to buy an actual teq ball. Just found out about this sport recently and to my surprise my new job has a table so i’m trying to get something started with coworkers but no one has played haha
Did the rules change after this video? I just watched a guy attacking on the air with a bicycle kick. And in this video it’s saying player needs to be with one feet on the floor?
Maximum of 3 touches to return the ball. May not touch the ball with same body part consecutively. Cannot return ball to opponent using the same body part twice consecutively No touching table No crossing halfway line must have one foot on the ground must serve within the parallel of the table ball must cross imaginary line of the net
Guys, I don't understand a rule "you can't return twice by the same body part". Does it mean that if my opponent attacked and I returned the ball with my right foot, after the ball next times comes to my side I can't use right foot first?
