For those who don't understand the mistake vs. correct, be aware of the angle of your bat when you return. On both of the mistakes, the bat was too flat: underspin dove into the net, while topspin got plucked upward and carried too far. Pay attention to the spin and the return angle of your own bat
Just a thing that i need you to add in your videos. Explain the mistake and corrective actions verbally and by showing graphics. This way people would understand where they are making mistajes and what they're supposed to do to correct that mistake. Apart from that I loved each second of this video.
I agree. It's VERY difficult to interpret what you are trying to tell us the mistakes are. This isn't a game of charades. Please use your words so we can understand. Great video though, like all of your videos. I can't wait till you add explanations for these. Thanks, keep up the good work.
Hello! I like your silent videos. You don't say much, but it does not bother me at all, because I watch very closely the way you move and hit the ball, and everything is perfectly clear for me. This tells more than words. For me, less words, better video. So, keep up the good work! I thank you for your videos. Happy New Year and best wishes!
Dear Friend, I haven't seen this video but I know that it is going to be a fine tutorial... By d way, i share ur videos to our club's group and they are also giving positive response... Thanks from all of us... Excellent!
Thank you for this video but I think it will be better if you add some explaining and elaborate the mistakes. You know, for a beginner like me, just watching your stroke will not help a lot.
For underspin ball, open the racket at obtuse angles; for fast long serve, drive the ball back to the opponent at appropriate distance and speed, also close the racket a little bit...
I'm just an amateur player, I'm good when we have rallies but I always lose a point every time my opponent wisely use fast ball services... How will I identify if my opponent will use fast ball... Thanks... Nice informative video... I loved it.
Train a lot with someone who uses fast ball services. This will minimize your mistakes. It's hard to know when an opponent will serve fast or short. My thought!
You can play guessing games but you cannot know for sure until they serve. You have to react instead. If I am playing someone whose fast serves I fear much more than the short serves, I will make sure to stand a half or maybe full step back so I am in position right away for deep serves. This gives me extra time to react to the fast balls, but it means I have to be confident in my footwork if I have to step in for a short ball. I am an amateur player too, but I love the game and on and off will take getting better fairly seriously.
amazing video ..but this video having more views than how to do 6 service one is basically all of us forgetting that the other player also has a racket and how only the services wont help you win the game...
It's very confusing for any beginners to watch your video without explanation of what's happening..it might be easier to understand if the receiver is the same player whether it's a left-handed player or right-handed player. Btw I'm still appreciate the video. Thanks for the efforts.
Adding a voice over would be nice in terms of explaining why you did it. Like about if it goes against the spin and corrects it or something like this is the reason it flies out kinda thing. The vid shows this but it doesn’t help us understand
A fast serve always tends to fly off of a table without second bounce on the table. So slightly step back and play topspin when the ball is outside the table
If you can compare the correct and incorrect ways of doing things side by side, that would be much better. Just a suggestion. This is because the differences can be very subtle.
it would have been better to let your viewers know, what was right or wrong with what the player did. videos alone don't really effectively explain the move specially to beginner/novice players. we look forward to improved videos in the future.
Hum he position his racket downward when he made his back spin to return the back spin serve. It sent the ball on the botton of the net. X wrong technique. Then he hit under the ball and pushed a bit up to send the ball over the net not too high and countering the back spin and return. Right technique. Watch here his racket hit the ball.
Side spin will always have either topspin or backspin. You actually return a sidespin the same way you return the other 2 but you position yourself and the racket to face the opposite side the ball is going so you can not only return it but you can chose where you return it.
You guys shouldn't alternate shots of the right-handed server with the left-handed one doing video cutting. It's really confusing when you try to demonstrate side-spin serve returning
If watching video without explanation was enough to learn correct technique on how to receive serve then we would just need to watch the hundreds of matches of professionals on TH-cam . If you are worried about speaking on the video at least have written instructions. It’s specifically confusing without instructions for right handers how you deal with side spin serves as a left hander.
cảm ơn các bạn! tui đang cần học cái này. Theo tui thấy từ video: top spin thì ko đc cắt khi trả lại (tạt luôn), còn backspin thì ko đc tạt lại (cắt). Đúng ko ta :D
hello dude.. I need some help.. I played a tenıs match today, ı learned every thing about serve, return serve, loop ex.. But today while ı playing ı could not return any serve, and that ıs not hard serve.. What can be problem.. I simply give backspın push or topsıpın drıve, can it be some powerless? Can ı return about all return with strong backhand push or strong topspın.. Thanks
There are mistakes in identifying the serve. 1. Guess the wrong spin 2. Guess the vortex level incorrectly 3. Racket angle inappropriate 4. Posture inappropriate 5. The time of contact was inappropriate ...
Thanks your help bro. I think that was left side under spin(south- west) , and right side under spın ( south-east)..ı tried to return them with sometimes topspin sometimes backspin but that was not enough, ball went wrong places.. May be my pushes are powerless..
so for sidespin underspin serves, is it basically the opposite approach to returning backspin serves? so instead of chopping it back in the same direction, you chop it away from the server whilst keeping your racquet at the same angle as the server?
![How to Receive Serves Without Worrying About Spin.[Table Tennis]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2EJM2mOkn1o/mqdefault.jpg)
For those who don't understand the mistake vs. correct, be aware of the angle of your bat when you return. On both of the mistakes, the bat was too flat: underspin dove into the net, while topspin got plucked upward and carried too far. Pay attention to the spin and the return angle of your own bat
what about sidespin?
Just a thing that i need you to add in your videos. Explain the mistake and corrective actions verbally and by showing graphics. This way people would understand where they are making mistajes and what they're supposed to do to correct that mistake. Apart from that I loved each second of this video.
I agree. It's VERY difficult to interpret what you are trying to tell us the mistakes are. This isn't a game of charades. Please use your words so we can understand. Great video though, like all of your videos. I can't wait till you add explanations for these. Thanks, keep up the good work.
We will have analytical topics, please look forward to it!
@Gordon Cullen Yea, have been watching on flixzone for since november myself :)
Exactly. I didn’t understand anything on this video more than you can’t put the racket flat in any serve. That’s it
You should call it, how Ma Long can smash on every serve I make.
Thank you.
Haha.
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Hello!
I like your silent videos. You don't say much, but it does not bother me at all, because I watch very closely the way you move and hit the ball, and everything is perfectly clear for me. This tells more than words. For me, less words, better video.
So, keep up the good work!
I thank you for your videos.
Happy New Year and best wishes!
Dear Friend, I haven't seen this video but I know that it is going to be a fine tutorial... By d way, i share ur videos to our club's group and they are also giving positive response... Thanks from all of us...
Excellent!
Although you are not speaking anything but actions are a lot much n greater expression than words... Remarkable
this is a good follow-up to your last video lol
Hook serve always been hard to return for me. Thanks a lot
this is realy healpfull i improved my defence
very good video especially if you're a left-handed player. xD
Thank you for this video but I think it will be better if you add some explaining and elaborate the mistakes. You know, for a beginner like me, just watching your stroke will not help a lot.
I would love to see more of your videos. :)
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Thank you!
Great video dear coach
many thanks for the great tutorial and well made video
Thank you so much it’s help me a lot
I am waiting next video
Thank again
Video muy útil. Gracias por compartirlo. Saludos desde Argentina.
good job, very nice video ^^
Please explain the mistakes in returning long and fast serve
For underspin ball, open the racket at obtuse angles; for fast long serve, drive the ball back to the opponent at appropriate distance and speed, also close the racket a little bit...
Can you do a video on where to return these serves and why in order to make it difficult for your opponent?
Whats the difference beetwen v and x? Are there a general formula?
Most of the time the difference is the angle of the bat
I guess underspin moves for underspin serves and topspin moves for topspin serves..
I'm just an amateur player, I'm good when we have rallies but I always lose a point every time my opponent wisely use fast ball services... How will I identify if my opponent will use fast ball... Thanks... Nice informative video... I loved it.
Train a lot with someone who uses fast ball services. This will minimize your mistakes. It's hard to know when an opponent will serve fast or short. My thought!
You can play guessing games but you cannot know for sure until they serve. You have to react instead. If I am playing someone whose fast serves I fear much more than the short serves, I will make sure to stand a half or maybe full step back so I am in position right away for deep serves. This gives me extra time to react to the fast balls, but it means I have to be confident in my footwork if I have to step in for a short ball. I am an amateur player too, but I love the game and on and off will take getting better fairly seriously.
Video rõ nét, hướng dẫn chi tiết. Like!
Very very very very very useful
Thank this is the bast video ever
Amazing tips !
Good job !
Wider angle slowed down a bit would help a ton on the fast examples. Otherwise, thank you so much!
Bên mình có dạy đào tạo bóng bàn k ạ? Cụ thể tn địa điểm và học phí như nào ạ?
Hohoho guys in my office have no idea what comes to them
Facial performance is awesome...
Sad or silly face= Wrong demonstration
Happy face= correct demonstration
LOL
great video
amazing video ..but this video having more views than how to do 6 service one is basically all of us forgetting that the other player also has a racket and how only the services wont help you win the game...
Bro which one blade and rubbers will you used for playing
Basically you try and hit the ball at the same angle and force as the server
Muito bom este vídeo. Parabéns nota 10
nice vid! Hope you also show the server's stroke in other vids
Make a right handed version
Tell me hook vs not hook what is different?
It's very confusing for any beginners to watch your video without explanation of what's happening..it might be easier to understand if the receiver is the same player whether it's a left-handed player or right-handed player. Btw I'm still appreciate the video. Thanks for the efforts.
Adding a voice over would be nice in terms of explaining why you did it. Like about if it goes against the spin and corrects it or something like this is the reason it flies out kinda thing.
The vid shows this but it doesn’t help us understand
Вообще все понятно теперь стало)
How to return back hand chop??
This video is not for nub, description or explanation would be very helpful
It's futile , you have to decide your own angle of holding and exerting pressure during practicing game
its crazy how he serves to himself
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Omg thx
Oh ! that's amazing ! But one ask:if the serve is fast short how I do ?
A fast serve always tends to fly off of a table without second bounce on the table. So slightly step back and play topspin when the ball is outside the table
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Awesome
If you can compare the correct and incorrect ways of doing things side by side, that would be much better. Just a suggestion.
This is because the differences can be very subtle.
Nice Movie!!
it would have been better to let your viewers know, what was right or wrong with what the player did. videos alone don't really effectively explain the move specially to beginner/novice players. we look forward to improved videos in the future.
Hum he position his racket downward when he made his back spin to return the back spin serve. It sent the ball on the botton of the net. X wrong technique.
Then he hit under the ball and pushed a bit up to send the ball over the net not too high and countering the back spin and return.
Right technique.
Watch here his racket hit the ball.
Side spin will always have either topspin or backspin.
You actually return a sidespin the same way you return the other 2 but you position yourself and the racket to face the opposite side the ball is going so you can not only return it but you can chose where you return it.
Take a like :)
You guys shouldn't alternate shots of the right-handed server with the left-handed one doing video cutting. It's really confusing when you try to demonstrate side-spin serve returning
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1:00 that serve was illegal!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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now i understand why you dont talk
All the services are foul by the way. Because he is throwing the ball backward NOT upward.
It's just coaching.
tons of illegal serves.
AHAHAAHAH I noticed that too.
without explanations verbally, this video is of no use
Amazing, really shows the importance of correct counters to spins
Das nenn ich mal ein Lehrvideo. Super viel zum mitnehmen dabei. Danke.
Your video is confusing. You should have mirrored the video for the slomo.
Spin shot when what we hit the ball it's going for net only can you teach
Thank you for sharing your knowledge in our pingpong community.🙏
Amazing you can make bad plays on purpose! Keep it up and thank you!
videos is good and would expect trainer can explain what causes the mistake.
I just lost 2 games because I was not able to return any serve, sad but true, gotta practice this thank you for the video!
I'm really excited to wait for the time to watch your video
Great Content! ;)
So you are Vietnamese
Yes
thank you coach... your teaching really helpful
If watching video without explanation was enough to learn correct technique on how to receive serve then we would just need to watch the hundreds of matches of professionals on TH-cam . If you are worried about speaking on the video at least have written instructions. It’s specifically confusing without instructions for right handers how you deal with side spin serves as a left hander.
Thanks but all the "not what to do's" are a bit lengthy and excessive. I enjoyed the "what to do" portions.
cảm ơn các bạn! tui đang cần học cái này. Theo tui thấy từ video: top spin thì ko đc cắt khi trả lại (tạt luôn), còn backspin thì ko đc tạt lại (cắt). Đúng ko ta :D
Topspin a nên up vợt 1 chút, đánh 1 lực nhẹ là qua, backspin a dùng kỹ thuật gò bóng, tiếp xúc phần dưới quả bóng nhé anh
gracias i´m from Peru
Can we use flick to receive short underspin serve?
Of course!
hello dude.. I need some help.. I played a tenıs match today, ı learned every thing about serve, return serve, loop ex.. But today while ı playing ı could not return any serve, and that ıs not hard serve.. What can be problem.. I simply give backspın push or topsıpın drıve, can it be some powerless? Can ı return about all return with strong backhand push or strong topspın.. Thanks
There are mistakes in identifying the serve.
1. Guess the wrong spin
2. Guess the vortex level incorrectly
3. Racket angle inappropriate
4. Posture inappropriate
5. The time of contact was inappropriate
...
Take a look and learn why after every return serves.
Thanks your help bro. I think that was left side under spin(south- west) , and right side under spın ( south-east)..ı tried to return them with sometimes topspin sometimes backspin but that was not enough, ball went wrong places.. May be my pushes are powerless..
@@sabunkopugu5565 Find a partner and try to imitate that serve, you will have a good return.
@@malongfanmadechannel thanks a lot for your interest, you helps us, thanks for videos. Nice to meet you.
I am agree with last Comment ,
Thank brother...👍
put both side by side to highlight difference
The demonstrater is good in left and right hands!
They aren't the same person tho
What equipment s you are using in the video
In video he use:
Blade: Mizuno Fortius Ver.D
FH: Mizuno T48
BH: Mizuno GF Pro
Thanks
so for sidespin underspin serves, is it basically the opposite approach to returning backspin serves? so instead of chopping it back in the same direction, you chop it away from the server whilst keeping your racquet at the same angle as the server?
Mainly you show how to not return a serw
Great video! Thank you sir's. Newbie trying to learn here
Yoo many illegal serves.
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Too much time spent on how not to do. Please insist more on how it should be. Otherwise it's confusing.
What the hell
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As for backspin, the racket must not be too steep. Otherwise, you can't counteract ?
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good! this is south korea
thanks :)
Very helpful, Thanks..
Sencillamente elegante y didáctico. Bendiciones.