Now it's still the same. But I'll say one thing now, ah. What is the part that doesn't change? It's that the feet and center of gravity don't change, ah. Just this, including the contact point, it also remains unchanged. Understand? It's just that we actually switched from forehand to backhand. And then, remember, for the flick, the contact point doesn't change, ah. The contact point doesn't change, ah. The contact point doesn't change, ah. You step up first. You don't need to stand there right now, right. Also need to be a bit more skillful when flicking. Look, this flick of yours is wrong. For this short flick, everyone pay attention, ah. Initially, looking at your racket, you pressed it too flat. Then it doesn't have space, to go up and adjust this arc again. So it's also the same. When flicking, stepping up for the backhand, is also the same, ah. What should everyone pay attention to? It's that... Ah oops. Ah, everyone please follow the rank 2 supporter, ah. Right now it's rank 2, ah. Now please follow the rank 2 supporter, ah. Rank 2, ah, rank 2, ah. Rank 2, rank 2 is a girl, ah. She's from our former national first team, ah. National first team, ah. A girl from the national first team, ah. Come, the backhand is also the same, ah. The contact point doesn't change, you know? Same advantage as the forehand short ball where the contact point doesn't change. But when you do a backhand flick, it's also the same. Since you can open up a bit more for your forehand, you can also come up a bit like this for your backhand. Isn't it the same this way? You can also choose to push, or you can, you can choose to flick. Right? You can't just completely jump at it as soon as you step up, ah. Your ball will definitely go into the net, ah. Open up the racket angle slightly, slightly. But don't open it too much, don't make it flat like this, ah. Open it up a little bit, ah. And then, when flicking, it's also the same. When the ball comes over, it's just like normal, have a little feeling of pulling back, ah. And then smack, flick it, ah. Ah. Use a bit of, use the feeling of the forearm and wrist to flick it. Understand ah? Understand? Ah come. Flick a few, ah, go do a demonstration, ah. Be a bit more skillful, relax a bit. Right right. Very beautiful. I just see your left hand seems to feel a bit awkward. Bring your left hand up a bit, ah. Right, ah, put your left hand there. If you hold your left hand up a bit, it'll be slightly better, ah. This doesn't count as a flip flick, ah, doesn't count as a flip flick. What is a flip flick? Let me demonstrate it for you all, ah. Brother Biao, look, serve one, ah. A flip flick is still different from it, ah. For this short flick, there is a slight feeling of opening up like this. Now if it were truly a flip flick, then it wouldn't be flipped like this. If it were truly a flip flick, then the racket angle would really be very flat. Ah, if it were truly a flip flick, I would probably flick it like this. It would be pressed relatively flat, ah. But this one of mine compared to that, telling Brother Biao this, why is that? Because you must open up the racket slightly. Only then will you have space to press it. Otherwise, if you, just step up and it's already like this beforehand, then you tell me, are you flicking downwards, ah? You won't be able to lift it. You won't have space to create an arc. Therefore, I suggest that in the beginning, ah, you can open it up a little bit. Slightly slightly slightly. Open up slightly. This way you can better create an arc. Ah, and then, you can slowly practice it, ah, come adjust, ah, ah. We can flick a few like this, ha. See that? This way you will better create an arc. But if you have practiced it well, later on you can... You can again, again, press this racket angle a bit flatter. Then maybe there will be more power like a flip flick. Right? This kind is relatively flat, right? You at this angle of mine, you, you can only see it from marking my angle. Mine is completely flat here. Right? Ah, look, this, this is basically completely flat. Just like a push, completely flat. Ah, so this, still suggest you all to open it up slightly. The feeling of opening, this way it's better to... In the beginning, it's better for practicing the flick. Ah right. This contact point, is the same point as the forehand we just talked about. Ah, the point is the same. Unchanged, ah, the point is the same. Unchanged ah. You are a bit too flat, you are a bit too flat, ah, don't copy me. Right. Bring your hand down a bit, left hand, right. Very good, very good. Which one is easier to flick? It's definitely easier to flick if you open it up slightly, right? If you press it too much like this, then, then it naturally... Look, if you flick the ball like this. The natural arc of the ball goes downwards. It won't go up. And you are already quite close to the net. Then the ball can't be lifted. Doesn't this lead to hitting the net? Everyone come and follow, come and follow. Join the fan club, light up the badge, come. Friends, follow and join the fan club, light up the badge. The belly is too big. Smaller, right, and use a bit of skill. That is, for the flick, remember. It's not brute force. It's skill. Very good. Very good, ah. How is the flick? How is the flick? Ah, isn't the flick pretty good? Very good. Okay, then what should you pay attention to? It would be even better with a bit more sense of space. The ball and your racket... With distance, its speed, its speed comes out. Right, it doesn't mean generating brute force. It adds suddenness. Suddenness is coming out now, right? Did you see? Brother Piao is, right, Brother Biao is using my racket. He is playing with my racket, ah, it's also this one. Isn't it very good? Isn't it very good? Everyone. Everyone take a look for yourselves, isn't it very good? Ah, isn't it very good? Overall, you see the hit rate is obviously different, right? Don't twist your wrist like this. Keep holding it firm, ah. Right. Come on everyone, hit the follow button. Light up the fan club badges, ah. There are still many people, those who haven't followed us. Friends who haven't lit up the badge, ah. It only costs one Doubi. I've already said, ah, gifts you... You don't need to send. Just one Doubi is enough. One Doubi is just one dime, okay? Just one dime, okay? Five more, ah, don't miss, one. Two, one went into the net. Two, didn't press it down, ah. 3, still didn't press it down, right? One beautiful. Two. 3, pay attention to the space. 4. You flicked it out, didn't you? Ah, isn't it, isn't it very good? Just the feeling. I believe you might compared to the people in the live stream... Have a stronger feeling than anyone else. Ah good. But, you see. Friends in the live stream, don't be anxious. What is it? You can watch my videos more. And try to find the feeling more, ah. Finding the feeling more will help you. Improve later on, look, ah. Brother Biao hasn't practiced it either. To be frank, sometimes he... Is quite busy every day. Maybe he only comes during the live stream. But look. Sometimes maybe pointing out one spot, or one place pointing it out to everyone. Because adults have stronger comprehension skills. Maybe as soon as I finish speaking, you understand it right away. But it's possible you'll forget it the next day if you don't practice. So you must repeatedly for this of yours... For your kind of feeling and your kind of, this kind of... Actually, feelings often, going forward, ah. You absolutely must keep it in mind, keep practicing, keep repeating. It will slowly increase and get better and better. Ah, so I suggest you practice more. I will tell everyone whatever we are doing, really. Because I can't really speak in those professional terms either. Isn't it because I am, I am also just recently... Uh, learning through guidance, because... Uh, why do I say it might be easy to pick up? Can, can, this time you might pick it up a bit faster, ah. This is the third time, ah. The third time coming to learn this flicking class. And also add what else? It's that before this, these three classes... The gap from the previous class wasn't long. Therefore, my, for this technique, uh, the movement part, I remember quite clearly, remember quite clearly. But even though you remember so clearly. For this backhand, you see I still... Showed this kind of amateur habit again. When playing, I always want to. Tilt this racket forward. You didn't expect this racket to... I just, just as they say about our amateur side, ah. I still say the same thing. Let's, I'm not talking about those professionally trained ones, ah. Speaking for us amateurs. The forehand is all done this way. Once it goes to the backhand, I become like this. I just don't know how to. Flip it back a little bit, ah, that's what I mean. My movement was a bit too big back then, ah. Didn't know to flip it back a little bit. Which resulted in the previous two balls. Three balls all hitting the net. Therefore uh. Everyone. If you really want to improve this, you still need to have correct guidance. And then through practice. Uh, to increase our, uh, this, this. Introduce, introduce this, have you finished drinking? Everyone, this, I, this, I really drank it, ah. Let's talk about this later, ah. That is. Just now talking about this forehand and backhand flick. This feeling, ah. What I just said was about that. Is for me, for me regarding amateur... Amateur players' Uh this this. So-called movement part. Then regarding this feeling part. That is to say, for this forehand flick. Uh, and then, it's just that when you pull your hand back for this, ah. You must wait for the ball. After the ball comes over, you must wait for it. First. Just now you know I've already talked about this issue. First, waiting for it is to judge the ball. My, my understanding, ah, to judge the ball's spin intensity. Once you see this ball. In slang, it's super short. Then you will definitely use this racket to go. Take it early and push. Hey, once you see this ball is long. Then I definitely want to, hey. Smoothly, just, just lift it for a high loop. I think that ball might be lifted for a high loop. Maybe it means that. That forward drive might not be possible, ah. It might just require a high loop. This is, uh, the so-called forehand. Then if you really want to talk about feelings. When flicking, I... Must relax when pulling the hand back, ah, press the body into it. Don't let it get far from the body. Relax when pulling the hand back. And then at the exact moment of contacting the ball. Ah, at the moment of contact, use this index finger, ah. The index finger needs to have a... Apply a bit of force, apply a little force. Absolutely do not use... Don't use too much power, ah, hey. Lightly and skillfully apply a little force. Hey, this kind of feeling. Then the backhand is also the same, hey. After bringing it over. When pulling the hand back. Wait for the ball, pull back, and judge it clearly. And then pull the hand back again. Relax during the process of pulling the hand back. Then when flicking forward. For the thumb part. Slightly, this thumb part, give it slightly. Push with a bit of force. Pushing force means stopping it, ah, pushing force stops it. At this time, my, my feeling might be like this. The quality of the shot will be very high.