TT Hacks I Used To Get To The Championship! 

Hello from a fellow GA table tennis player (I'm in the background if you look hard enough). Nice to find your channel! You're as much a joy to see both in person and on RU-vid. I can relate to the rating panic lmao. Keep up the good work!

The camera angle switch for the lefty 🤩

I have played Dale before. it’s crazy how higher level players look like they’re playing so casually but they’re so consistent and always place the ball very well. And i love what you said at

Great teaching video...I will definitely begin to use these lessons.

Thanks Nathan, very helpfull mental match analysis. Your open and honest viewpoint is refreshing. I enjoyed watching you playing Kai, with some more work on your short game and tactics, I'm sure with your physical attributes you could eventually reach his level.

Dang, I see you! You've gotten so much better. When you played Emmanuel you went for good shots

i found this thoughts very useful , thank you

Solid advice, thanks man.

Didnt play in this one because the next three weekends would be tournaments🤣. Good Playing and good advice!

I’ve found that u1500 you can win just by strong pushes and a slow spinny ball. Usually those matches those players only push, inconsistent forehands, almost non existent loops. With 1500-1700. Short serves into a big third ball or fifth spinny ball into their backhand has worked for me as their forehand is pretty developed but their backhand isn’t as consistent.

Very nice video coach🔥

Great video!!!

When I clicked on this video, I didn't think I was going to stay for the whole thing! Very solid advice! My goal is also to reach 2000! Subbed!

Great video, keep 'em coming pls :D

As I am getting ready for church this morning getting ready to praise our Lord Jesus Christ.I felt like I was at the church of Table Tennis and this message was right time. Lol. Thanks for different approach on your Table Tennis channels. Keep preaching that same message.

Nick's smash return at 14.25 !! :D

WIll use this advice for my tournament tomorrow.

Just subscribed, really like your vibe. I picked the game up 15 months ago after a 50 year layoff. Retired golf pro. Have the good fortune of working with Daniel Gorak from time to time. Started at 1100, got to 1345 and fell off back to the low 1200s. Curious about your event in August where you took a hit. From 1840 to 1710. How did you resurrect your game? Also your Charlotte event in 2021 where you gained a bunch. How did you assimilate and keep moving forward? I made a big move a couple of months ago, winning against a 1700+ and some high ranked players but fall prey to the experience you're talking about, trying to force big shots instead of. being patient against lower ranked players. Have Florida Senior games coming up and have a good opportunity to place in the 70-74 group. I realize this is a lot of bio, but I'm seeking the equilibrium required to perform at optimal mindset. Golf gives you minutes between shots, Table Tennis requires immediate reset. If you see this and have a chance to respond, in 25 words or less, what did you do after your August event that strengthened your resolve? Thanks again for the content, it's excellent.

I find that having your rating in mind isn't helpful, just play your game, otherwise you tend not to play your game

Nice video! Is that beginner level?