I think step 1 for me is getting new glasses.

It's hard to overstate how cool it is getting tips from one of the best players in the world. Thanks for the videos!

I never realized that is why players stomp when they serve sometimes, that makes sense!

one of the best table tennis youtuber for players to watch.

Never cease to amaze me the fact that one of the best player in the world is making an actually well produced video, thank you, Anders!

My favorite word from Anders is BBBOOOOMMMMMMBBBAAAA🔥💣

about sounds - it's a great advice I personally was trying to use too, but the reality is a bit different - we (amateur players) play usually in the loud environments with multiple tables around us. It's not that easy to focus on hearing as we want to.
Thank you for sharing the tips!

i think the most easiest way to read spin for receiver, is by looking at the ball's logo. If we can see the logo clearly, it's mean no spin serve while if we cannot see the logo it's mean serve with spin.

Reading spin on service return is way more difficult than reading spin from strokes. The point is over if you fail to return service or to return with quality. And serves often have deception which doesn’t happen on regular shots.

For me as an advanced amateur, that was actually really helpful video, thanks.

More masterclasses like that pls <3

And there are also players who always make a sound when they are hitting hard on the ball, so you can't hear how much spin they give to the ball but at least we can see what's coming towards us. Thank you for the tips! Always appreciate everything you're sharing with us!

Good to see a vid on such an important aspect in tt :)

Thank you very much for taking the time to do great videos.
Very nice and clear ! 🏓❤️

Anders, thanx! You are not only excellent athlete who is always fun to watch, but you explain in very light and straightforward way, which means you will probably make a good coach one day!

Wow. I was convinced Anders is a super nice person since I met him in Montreux a few weeks ago. But sharing his tips like that, in long high quality videos, is remarkable. Thanks Anders!

really great to have an actual pro give advanced explanations and tips. Most of YT videos are aimed at beginners or intermediate players, which is good. But I am sure there are a lot of people with many years of experience and a quite high level who still enjoy watching table tennis videos and get something helpful and intersting from it. Keep it up!

One of the best videos I've seen on reading spin! Subscribed!

the sound one is crazy man, I never pay attention to that. nice video btw.

Thx for the video, it really helped me win my tournament