Master DIFFERENT ways to SPIN & USE the BACKHAND SERVE | TABLE TENNIS / PING PONG | Beginner Serve
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- In this video I will show you HOW to use and train the BACKHAND serve in Table Tennis / Ping Pong. Serve is an easy way to progress yourself to the next level and to beat the higher level players around you. You can easily learn and disguise the serve with different kind of spins. All the techniques you can use to master the serve.
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3 years later, 68 and playing ping pong again (thanks to my grandson), this is the BEST video I have seen for backhand/sidespin serve. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Let me know how your training is going and if you need any further help!
@@DublinTableTennisClub I'm a mid-level player who likes to chop. I am extremely lucky to have Qi Wei, a US national coach and highest rated player in Minnesota as my coach. Thanks again for your videos!
The Best Ever Seen Tutorial on BACKHAND SPIN SERVE Here is your new Subscriber Thanks Alot Imran from PAKISTAN
THANK YOU SOO much for that :) That was really nice to read. If you have any more questions please just comment and I will get back to you :D
Do you have any suggestions to which other tutorial I should film? Anything that you're maybe struggling with and / or want more explanation?
Thank god I found this channel!! Thank you so much for sharing the knowledge!! Can't wait to surprise my friends in office.😅
That is the best backhand serve teaching I have ever got
I'm glad to hear you had benefits from this video :) Do not hesitate to get in touch with me for any future questions :)
Excellent! Thank you! 👍
Thanks so much for the fundamentals 👍👍
This is the best video to lean back hand serve. I am grateful. Thanks
Great to hear you liked it :)
Easy to relate to and grasp. Lots of videos on TH-cam but only few can help you grasp. This is one such video. Kudos!
Glad it was helpful! I know I talk too much, but that is why I do it cause I want the idea to settle in and realize how simple these things are :)
Great advice & tips. As a coach myself I always stress bending forwards, as you called it getting lower and creating some room for your racket to move as well as allowing good line of sight.
So true, bending forwards is what intermediate level should start doing even at "ready" stance. I thought for beginners it would be easier to understand and do if I said lower :)
Great explanation .Thank you❤
You are the BEST!
Thank You for lessons, works well on everything . You’re the best
Thanks :) glad to hear that!! Let me know if you have any trouble learning something that I can help with!
Excellent explanation..thanks
Nice🙏very good advices and instructions🙏🙏
Great tutorial. The pictorial explanation was really good. Thanks a lot.
Happy to hear you enjoyed it :) I have a new tutorial out! Let me know what you think of it!
best serve tutorial i've ever watch....
Thank you!! Really appreciate your comment :)
Excellent. Thank you.
I am happy you enjoy it :)
Very good explanation.tks
Thanks :) One of my first ever videos and it is mad it still viewed after almost 3 years passing!
This is exactly what i needed thanks alot
It’s a great and fast serve to learn :) Good luck and let me know if you have any questions!
BH service tutorials : Clear, meticulous, step by step : 2 thumbs up
Good for beginners!
Thank you!! Yeah I was worried that I talked too much in it, but honestly I needed to discuss all aspects around this topic :)
thanks.terbaik
Wish you all the best in your training :) Let me know how it goes and or if you have any further questions about it!
Great instruction thanks
Glad it was helpful! Great serve to have and come with a lot of different versions :)
Thanks!
OMG A SUPER THANKS!! That is literally my first super comment in 2024!!!! You did not have to honestly, but I appreciate more than you can ever imagine!!
Thank you so much coach
I’m glad you enjoyed it!! Hope you like the other videos :) Stay in touch!
Great 👍 very easy to learn. Thanks 🙏
This is my favorite serve :) Let me know if you have any issues or questions about it!
Nice lesson,i could learn a lot from you,thank you
Thank you 🙏 let me know if there is anything I can help you with 😄
awesome
Thanks alot
Most welcome and good luck in your training! Please do not hesitate to leave a comment on other videos if you need help / answer questions :)
Very good 👍👏👌😀☺🙌👍👏👌😀☺🙌👍 I like
Too good sir respect for you from India
Thanks 🙏 good luck in your training man 💪
@@DublinTableTennisClub sir, I was school level player (1996)I am teaching my daughter while watching your videos and it's helped me a lot
I wish her the best of luck in training :) comment on any video in the future if you need any specific questions answered :) happy to help!
@@DublinTableTennisClub Sir their 100 of videos about serving but sometimes narration is good but different video angel is missing so please make a video on different service
Sure :) I’ll do reverse pendulum sometime soon! 🏓
Very good knolewge
Thank you :) How is your training coming along for it?
Can you please make a video on how to do perfect backspin serve and sidespin serve from forehand ! Btw i get to know alot from this video thank you
I am glad to hear you had benefits from this video :)
Yes I will put it on the list of what to make. Forehand serve (Pendulum serve) will be in the works, but I did not think to make a backspin specific serve. I will be releasing Reverse pendulum serve which is the most popular serve done by Pro's and it's build for backspin.
But I will do for you a tutorial on "how to start training backspin effect" and "easiest backspin serve" you can do :) Backspin serves are somewhat easy to do in general, issue is the quality more so than technique so I will get you covered for both :)
@@DublinTableTennisClub thankyou so much sir
I gonna practice all these serves. Thanks alot. How do I attack deep back spin on my left hand or weak hand?
For more sharper spin try to make a quick snappy arm movement with contact and that should get you a lot spin as well. At the start you might have a hard time controlling its length, but quality will be good.
To answer your question, you have few options.
1.) Because it is long you should always think to attack any ball in general. Most likely with a forehand / backhand loop or topspin. That is more for intermediate level and experienced in training.
2.) For little more safer choice chopping is the best option. Either get the contact of the chop literally OFF the bounce (and I mean literally as soon as you can) so that the ball will have the less spin possible ( before it raises) so it is easier to do and have control over the net.
OR anticipate it long and step back a bit more from the table. Let the ball come to you / your reach. Try to be square to the ball so in the middle of the body and try to chop it from there most likely using a more longer arm follow through so you can actually get the ball over the net. Sometimes you might hit it high at the start so you opponent will attack and most likely win the ball. However, if you do get the ball low over the net even if its long. It will take an experienced / trained player to return with an attack. So they will most likely chop it back to you, but because it has a lot more force and spin as they are used to it they will hit the net or miss more times than they would hit over the net.
It can be a smart defensive / offense attack using their own serve against them if the level is beginner to intermediate.
Hope this helps and let me know you get along :)
Eddy
@@DublinTableTennisClub thanks so much, especially the number 2 tip. I guess I have to start with that, and practice with my backhand because the ball comes to my left hand mostly.
However, I can literally practice these with my forehand compare to my left. All the same thanks you for your in depth help.
Now I know after twenty years or so playing TT. Thx so much
Im so happy you got something out of it :) Do you have any questions / suggestions on a topic that I could do to help you more?
@@DublinTableTennisClub Among many other things, returning serves has always been my worst weakness so maybe you could help me out on this aspect. Thank u coach.. you're perfect.
@@ptmnhi4737 Sure thing. Is there any particular serve in mind or is it the concept of chopping / returning any serve?
@@DublinTableTennisClub Disguised serves always fool me coach. Can hardly read the spin lol
@@ptmnhi4737 Ok perfect I could do a video on how to read serves :) Thank you for the suggestion!!
Thank You . Nice hair 😘
haha thanks
Very good video, thanks!
How would the touch work with pips out rubber? I have inverted on one side and medium pips out on the other, and I like to switch to take opponents by surprise but I have trouble backhand serving with the pips out rubber
In your case it is more about the sharpness of your arm and more use of wrist.
Start by analyzing how much min contact you need to direct the ball over the net. Practice and develop your muscle memory to always guarantee your ability to serve legally. Then start providing bigger arm swing with a lot of wrist action to provide deception of spin and quality!!
Hi
Please let me know if you can make a video on a short spinnny service that is consistently landing in the same place remember that it has to be spinnny with sides pin and topspin
Look forward to it
That is a brilliant idea 💡 😄 I will do one on reverse pendulum where there will be sidespin mostly, but a brush stroke of topspin to have the ball pop for a 3rd ball attack!!
Thank you 🙏
Best Tutorial scene. Can you suggest the types good Rackets for TT.
Hi Anita :) Sure, but I need more background of level and purpose. You can email me - dublinttc@gmail.com and I can assist you more efficiently.
Sir, do the tutorial on forehand serve variations.
I have done a few Pendulum and Reverse pendulum serves that are on the channel! Check them out and let me know if that is what you're looking for!
Great tutorial about backhand service.one small query.is it not so we can create more backspin if we use lower part of racket rather the upper part.when we hit lower part we have full racket to brush under the ball.
Yeah that is a smart and correct point. You would get more “brush” stroke effect on the ball cause there is more rubber surface to use.
I just suggest and think this is better to focus on because it is easier to learn to control the momentum. Almost if not all balls done with a full stroke ends up long or too much force of momentum. So even if the ball has backspin, because of the full arm motion the ball has natural force to go forwards so it never actually stops on the table surface.
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Well explained the contact point on the racket. However, you didn’t pay much attention to the role played by the wrist. Also the contact point height. At what height of the ball to contact the ball.
Did I not? Uh yeah I should of for sure mentioned it as they are important aspects of any serve :)
what is the paddle you suggest
Hey Sundeep! Depends on your level and / or depends on your strengths / weaknesses :)
But, please reply and I hope to help you!
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my BH is short pip; can i backhand serve with shortpip?
Yes do a half long serve in an open space or awkward position for opponent. They will have hard time reading it and counter it!
forehand serve better or backhand serve?
All depends what you’re trying to do?
Backhand serve is easier to do, but also easier to read for opponents
Forehand serve harder to do and harder to react
If you’re just learning your first serve then backhand serve is best!
Sir will you send me a racquet of international level plzz....
Yeah if you become a member of the table tennis channel then you have a chance to win signed rubbers / blades and equipment from Pro players ☺️
Two rule aspects for clarification: you don't have to stand behind the white line, but the the ball has to be thrown and hit behind that line.
When a serve hits the net and then Hits the table's edge, it's not your point, but a "let".
1st - Yes that is true. You can stand sideways to the table. More commonly seen in reverse pendulum serves.
2nd - No, a "let" is something else. You would actually win the point (if they don't reply) as it still considered a "legal successful" serve.
@@DublinTableTennisClub
Possibly this is some kind of misunderstanding... This is how a "let" is defined: "2.09 A let
2.09.01 The rally shall be a let
2.09.01.01 if in service the ball, in passing over or around the net assembly, touches it, provided the service is otherwise good or the ball is obstructed by the receiver or his partner;" So, when a serve touches the net, it's not a direct point for the server,but a "let".
What do you refer to with "if they don't reply"? Do you mean, when touching the net is overseen be the returning player or the referees?
Ahh yes yes I misunderstood 😅 I’m not sure why but I was just thinking in a different environment, but yeah “off a serve” hitting the net would mean a re-serve.
However, still the word “Let” is used when another ball arrives from another table or something makes the rally stop due to obstruction. Then it’s called a “Let”. To pause and reset.
Hitting the net on a serve is just “Net” and it needs to be attempted again
@@DublinTableTennisClub No. A let comprises all reasons to repeat a rally without affecting the score. This includes a serve touching the net. I just posted the corresponding ITTF rules paragraph that states, a net serve is a let. The term "net" may be colloquial and common, but nothing to officially describe a rally's result.
Really!!? I need to look into that myself too because I did not know this. Thanks for that 😊 But, right off the bat it makes me think what is the point of the word and concept “NET” in our game because other racket sports Net is still called out like in Tennis and Badminton. It makes for us redundant then.
What do you think?
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Is table tennis big in Indonesia? 😄
I didn't even see a pure backspin serve demo in your whole video except the last serve which I only see the ball after the first bounce! It would be more useful to see what you did than only the result! No mention about how to use the 6 numbers.
Thanks for your constructive comment :) Will make sure for next serve tutorial I do that!
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Sir u r too basic
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Can you please make a video on how to do perfect backspin serve and sidespin serve from forehand ! Btw i get to know alot from this video thank you