7 quick tips to become a safer player

Most of the time, the winner is the one who makes fewer mistakes. That's why today I have seven short tips for you on how to become a safer player.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro
00:21 #1 Keep the racket above the table
00:48 #2 Push the knees outwards
01:12 #3 Bending the wrist
01:39 #4 More Focus
02:24 #5 Play safer
03:12 #6 Variation of serves
03:38 #7 Come back to the table

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[katouchun]

Thank you for making everyone in my club who watched your videos an harder opponent for me now :)

[pingsunday]

Thank you Timo Boll for answering our question. Your tips are GOLD for us!

[geraldcarino]

I got an idea.
A content
You could do reaction video analyis on matches, it includes prediction on plays, why the players did such tactics, adjustments, etc..

It just came to me, it would be nice to hear from a pro.

[alexeykulikov]

Can’t get used to Timo Boll giving me free advice that i can access 24/7/365 and he keeps adding great stuff… Do i even deserve it?)
All points are totally relevant. Vary your serves while not giving them too much spin especially.

[eloimumford]

Timo is not only a top player, + he is a charming personality, without an ounce of arrogance.Thanks for sharing your experience.

[kamelt]

Thank you for the tips!! Hope you are fine with the hip injury🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Take care and all the best in the Olympics

[김영환-oq]

I LOVE HIS CALMNESS WHEN HE EXPLAINS. IT MAKES HIM LOOK MORE FRIENDLY. THANKS FOR THE TIPS TIMO.

[Євген-чо]

Timo! This video helped me a lot! Today I left the hall for the first time as a winner! Thank you so much!!!!

[vitaliychobotenko]

Thank you very much!!!

The ending sound of the video was unexpectedly magnificent )))

[christianpizzasegola]

Table tennis needs this kind of high level insight, thank you Timo

[lgeiger]

The problem is that I sometimes want to hit backhands like Kreanga and forehands like Ma Long AND be as safe as you at the same time 😂 That's why I often play against two opponents (my opponent and myself) in a lot of matches. Every single one of these quick tips is very useful. No. 1 (Keep the racket above the table) is the one I constantly need to remind myself of. And No. 5 (Play safer) sounds so easy, but there's a little devil on my shoulder that sometimes tells me to go all in for no reason 😂

[xkxmud]

Thanks for the very useful tips. For myself, focusing is the most important one so I’d put it on the top.

[fynnweiler]

Hey Timo,
I've heard you had an injury. Are you recovering well?

[gracewong_]

Take care ar Timo, hope you feel better soon. All my best wishes to you💪🏻💪🏻♥️

[johannesgohlke]

Danke für deinen Content! Das bereichert die TT Welt sehr. 👏
Wie geht es dir eigentlich? Bist du soweit wieder fit oder hast du noch Probleme zwecks der Verletzung am Freitag?

[uwkkojak]

get well soon timo. Im rooting that you make in time for tokyo!

[gameplaychannelgc]

Thank you so much for sharing these useful tips.

[lawindmunky]

Hi what do you think of the chinese shakehand grip? (index finger 90° to the handle, in contrast to your 45°).

[eloimumford]

Timo, did you ever come to Canada ? Would be a great honor. One tip at a time makes my play better.

[uddaside]

Great tips, the knee and serve tips are perfect for me thanks Timo