Seth Pech,

How to Play With & Against Long Pips & Anti (Full Tutorial)

Courtesy of PechPong TT

 

 

Here is a link to purchase Dr. Neubauer Equipment if you are interested. I would recommend ABS3 as it has good control while maintaining lots of spin reversal, I would also recommend Bull Dog racket it has good feeling and control while having the ability to turn offensive when needed.

 

Seth's Equipment is the Tibhar VS Unlimited Blade with Tibhar Hybrid K3 on both forehand and backhand. You can find and buy the equipment I use here https://www.paddlepalace.com/

 

Chapters 
00:00 Beginning
00:10 First Star Wars Cut Scene
01:05 Second Star Wars Cut Scene
02:19 What is Spin reversal and How to Determine how much
05:16 Common Do's and Don'ts when playing against Anti/Pips
06:16 When and how to be offensive as an Anti Player
07:30 Third Star Wars Cut Scene
07:50 How to defend/Thwart Anti/Pips Attacks
09:19 Looping with Less Spin Tactic against Anti Players
10:16 Controlling Depth as an Anti Player
11:55 Fourth Star Wars Cut Scene
12:04 How to adjust for anti/Pips players Depth Changes
13:05 DO NOT SERVE SIDE SPIN TO ANTI/PIPS
13:21 Fifth Star Wars Cut Scene
14:07 Sixth Star Wars Cut Scene
14:12 How to Force Side Spin into Game as an Anit/Pips Player
14:38 Delete Sidespin or Use Loops to Straiten Ball Out
14:57 Serve Selection against Anti/Long Pips
16:00 Long Serve Receive Tips For Anti Players
16:45 Serve Location Tactics against long Pips and Anti
17:38 Do Not Serve Short Often To Anti Players
18:45 Be Deceptive with placements on Short Serves as an Anti/Pips Player
18:55 Seventh Star Wars Cut Scene
19:04 When To Serve Short against Anti Players
19:23 Tactics to Get Strong Shots against Anti Players
22:48 Final Thoughts on Long Pips and Anti In Table Tennis
23:56 Final Star Wars Cut Scene

 

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