Zhang Jike’s Pro Match Tip – Sometimes You Don’t Need to Spin the Slow Loop Too Much
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0:00 Video Introduction
1:03 Spot the opponent’s weakness and keep exploiting it
1:49 Sometimes you don’t need to make the slow loop too spinny
3:42 Zhang Jike demonstrates a lift
6:23 How to prepare for the next shot after a slow loop or powerful loop
8:26 Pay attention to the backhand position after a slow loop
10:05 A small detail in backhand looping
10:22 Zhang Jike demonstrates a slow loop
11:31 Backhand fast loop to the middle
15:19 Sometimes the backhand fast loop feels like a backhand flick
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Affordable—only about half the price of similar products.
I personally selected this product carefully. The manufacturer doesn’t sell outside China, so the cost is lower. I have tested it for over six months. It can cover 80% of multi-ball training for amateur players; the rest can be practiced with a partner in single-ball drills. For more details, you can check these two videos, and I will create more usage videos in the future.
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Zhang Jike’s Pro Match Tip – Sometimes You Don’t Need to Spin the Slow Loop Too Much
Table tennis teaching channel
20,133 views
0:00 Video Introduction
1:03 Spot the opponent’s weakness and keep exploiting it
1:49 Sometimes you don’t need to make the slow loop too spinny
3:42 Zhang Jike demonstrates a lift
6:23 How to prepare for the next shot after a slow loop or powerful loop
8:26 Pay attention to the backhand position after a slow loop
10:05 A small detail in backhand looping
10:22 Zhang Jike demonstrates a slow loop
11:31 Backhand fast loop to the middle
15:19 Sometimes the backhand fast loop feels like a backhand flick
An additional tariff of only 25 USD is required for the U.S. region, and it has been included in the shipping cost.
If shipping is not supported to your country, please contact us first at aiwowo88@gmail.com
If you want to improve your table tennis but can’t afford a coach to feed you balls, this Thunder bot is definitely your top choice. Advantages:
Low ball exit—compared to ordinary bots, it simulates backspin more realistically.
Dual ball exits—it can simulate transitioning from backspin to topspin, with balls landing at different spots, and more.
Simple structure—durable, easy to operate, easy to pack, and requires no external power.
Affordable—only about half the price of similar products.
I personally selected this product carefully. The manufacturer doesn’t sell outside China, so the cost is lower. I have tested it for over six months. It can cover 80% of multi-ball training for amateur players; the rest can be practiced with a partner in single-ball drills. For more details, you can check these two videos, and I will create more usage videos in the future.
Thunder Bot store：https://rexzic-h2.myshopify.com/
Thunder table tennis bot demonstration：Thunder table tennis bot demonstration
Thunder Bot Instructions：Thunder Bot Setup Instructions
Become a member of this channel to enjoy the following benefits：
watch 10videos in advance，and 30 Fangbo tuition videos
@kakaluser