4 Killer Serves (Detailed Tutorial)

It’s over 5 years ago since the ‘4 Killer Serves’ video graced the internet and so I thought it’d be a good time to revamp the video, update the content and recreate it with some more detail.
So, here it is:
The Kicker
Fast Serve (Down the Line)
Super Wide Sidespin Serve
The Ghost Serve
The video is around 10 minutes longer than the original, with some extra detail and a number of different angles too. So, be sure to watch and pick up on those additional teaching points.
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[@pongbotstore]

The slow-mo breakdowns are pure gold! Finally mastering the tomahawk serve thanks to this detailed tutorial. Thank you! 🙌

[@tarashopak8793]

Finally, the finished article!! moderately paced, clear diction, very detailed, many repititions, and SLOOOOW motion, also a face one can trust?!? trying it out now in upstairs corridor! Train hard, Fight easy, Cheers. :

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Have fun 🤩

[@tarashopak8793]

Spot on! You cant takecthis game seriously with all the illegal serves, nets and edges, but you do your damnest with a murderous slant!

[@bernhardbrix969]

I second that!

[@syufrijal]

Amazing 4 killer serves...very helpful

[@ttconselve]

Ciao my Sosia! I think that I'll Watch this video many many time! Amazing video tutorial ❤👏🏻

[@GuoJing2017]

Thanks Craig, really helpful

[@christo7405]

Excellent lesson !!!

[@sbtgn75]

Gr8 video ,I was waiting for that one , 10x

[@EmilNKolev]

Dear Craig, although I have and use these serves(far from your meticulous touch), I am so grateful for the precious secrets you share with us. Can't wait to go to the club and start mastering all those details. Thank you...

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Thank you, my pleasure. Enjoy.

[@carvingtheway]

​@@TheTableTennisServiceGuyby the way opening with a waldner..... That was classy 😎

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

😃

[@jaggi6040]

One of the rare Gem of a content among so many so-called gurus in TT.. love you for your work .. cheers Craig 🎉

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

You’re too kind, thank you ☺️

[@SuperMario1111]

Awesome updated video 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@rogerhance5883]

Excellent as always

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Thanks Roger

[@FrankieStans]

Well done, very good tutorial! That Dutch player still has headaches from your serves 😅

[@steelmaster56]

Very good video. The serve types are very interesting. Please make more of these videos. Thank you Craig.

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

👌

[@omgitstrevstar]

Awesome tutorial. 👏

[@jamesmurraldeo7624]

I have great results using that super wide serve. I also do the opposite side using the reverse pendulum serve with equally awesome effects.

[@MinhLe-yl2ug]

thank you Sir so much, i want to learn your secret killer serves very long time🙏

[@brenktt7130]

Hey Craig, great video as always! As a lefty I had an idea for a video for you to consider- to look specifically for the serve/return tactics in lefty/righty match up as I feel these may differ quite a lot from usual right/right or left/left matches. What do you think?

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Nice idea 👍

[@mauricetate3571]

I use 2 of these serves. Thanks for the tips on how i can improve the quality. 😮

[@tabletennisbuddy]

Nice as usual. It is a shame in Table tennis each element takes months and even years of practice. When I practice these, I film myself, then watch, then cry, then practice again, then cry again, until the serves look more or less good to at least the eye.... Cheers, Craig, I can't wait to be back to my table to test/try these today. 🙃

[@MahmoodElnasser]

Thanks that is Amazing

[@cyberrode]

"sometimes you dont have to look... " ~ take two hahaha :D, i believe the harderst to return one is the ghost serve, especially on the third bounce is already on your table, serve it low. thanks always sir!

[@U2too]

More like, take 10😂

[@jaggi6040]

The hardest serve to return for me would be the one which gets me off guard .. even if it's a ghost server we can just push it short just over the net 😁😁

[@U2too]

@@jaggi6040 well...if you are fast... you should always keep a good distance between you and the table...so you get few milliseconds to respond to those tricky serves. I've not seen any type of ghost serves used by professional players. It is risky and can be easily backfired.

[@bernhardbrix969]

Danke!

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Wow! Thank you so much 😊

[@Benny_-pb5lb]

the kick serve looks like backspin, insane😂😱

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

😜

[@davidradford9572]

Thanks

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Thank you 🤩

[@SuperMario1111]

👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@SuperMario1111]

🧡🧡🧡

[@samlook]

Some bookmarks with serve names would be helpful.

[@user-wj7uj4it4r]

Hi Craig, what rubbers are you using? It's either me or my rubber is not very grippy.

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

I use Dynaryz AGR

[@GSXRRizla]

Do you use the same bat and rubbers during practice sessions?

[@TheTableTennisServiceGuy]

Absolutely 👍

[@SuperMario1111]

🥳🥂👋🏻🥂

[@shtr-ptr]

no doubt it is the ball in the pocket xD

[@lulujensen5746]

1st

[@wilkinru]

I'm watching this for the 3rd time and I just noticed what you say and what you do doesn't quite line up on the bat angle. From the side view your bat actually gets very close to vertical on the point of contact. @TheTableTennisServiceGuy