5 Essential Serve Strategies to Outsmart Your Opponent | Table Tennis | PingSkills

Unlock the secrets to becoming a table tennis serve strategist and turn your serve into your most powerful weapon with our latest video. Serving in table tennis is about much more than just getting the ball into play; it's about setting the pace, controlling the game, and exploiting your opponent's weaknesses from the very first touch.
In This Video, You'll Discover:
The Danger Zone: Learn why serving to your opponent’s comfort zone is a mistake and where you should aim instead.
Wide Serves: Understand the tactical advantage of serving wide and how it can open up the table for your next shot.
Targeting Weaknesses: Tips on identifying and exploiting your opponent's weaker side with precision serves.
Varying Your Serve Position: The benefits of serving from different positions and how it can confuse and unbalance your opponent.
The Crossover Point: How to target the elusive crossover point (the transition between forehand and backhand) to force errors or weak returns.
Why Watch?
Whether you're a beginner looking to improve your serve or an intermediate player aiming to refine your strategy, this video is packed with actionable advice that can be immediately implemented into your game. Serving strategically can drastically increase your win rate and elevate your overall gameplay.
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Ready to serve your way to victory? Watch now and transform your game one serve at a time!
Good luck with your table tennis.
Cheers,
Jeff Plumb and Alois Rosario

[@Hackrifice]

I’ve never had training as a casual player, and I’ve already been doing most of this by instinct, but this was a really helpful and digestible lesson! Thank you!

[@NaNaAotearoa]

I love how the random panda mascot comes in hehehe. Great lessons, thanks

[@pingskills]

Thanks! It is great to see that panda is ready to start playing table tennis again.

[@speedball2001]

I'm happy to see that Panda's still got it.

[@Ligatmarping]

Nice vid and... that Panda! is great! haha.

[@pingskills]

Watch out for him in a new video soon :)

[@kushbaveja2]

Congratulations to Alois on winning the Victorian Coach of the year!

[@pingskills]

Thank you!

[@MarcelSM01]

Thank you! Very helpful tips!

[@emmanuelalhassan5931]

Thank you so much Sir for this great lesson this is what I really need for this moment so that I can use it against an attacker, when I server the ping ball my opponent tends to attack the ball I will Love to see more of your lessons on table tennis tactics so as to win the opponent

[@ADude_john]

You helped me a lot with rules an gameplay! Thanks, your channel is great.

[@pingskills]

You are welcome!

[@vincentnnyc]

Lol…love the panda at the end!

[@yqweqwun7390]

hey welcome back...nice to see u again. :)

[@pingskills]

Thanks :)

[@idrivearttabletennis]

Great video. Thank you!

[@yinyangthang]

Excellent tutorial--thanks! (LOL Loved the panda appearance!!!)

[@jasper8368]

I can confirm that I have been improving lots with serve tactics because now I can beat some of the vets in my community club, or claim a game or two against almost all of them.

[@pingskills]

Well done Jasper.

[@purpose6113]

You guys need to come back!

[@adamau0923]

Thanks a lot PingSkills for sharing so many knowledgeable table tennis videos, helping me to learn a variety of techniques. Wish you guys have a good time playing the sport! 🤣🏓

[@pingskills]

Thank you!

[@bikashpandey4051]

Really helpful 👌

[@Franky_1974]

Very important aspect. Thank you for the great video. It is too often forgotten to vary the serve. But: what is the panda doing there?

[@pingskills]

Great question. I'm not sure why Panda was there! Maybe he wants to play some table tennis?

[@mechushka]

Hold your horses! That was a giant PANDA, was it not?!?

[@pingskills]

It certainly looked like that. I think Panda is keen to get back to playing table tennis after a long break.

[@yunghanhuang8188]

are you allow contact the ball in serving outside the table width?

[@pingskills]

Yes you are.

[@FPSDALLAS]

Will you please humor your KZbin audience and explore the idea to collaborate with Adam Bobrow? It would be a big success I think.

[@pingskills]

Adam Bobrow is great! It would be fun to collaborate with him.

[@starking1187]

Hi pingskills, hope you guys are doing well. I used to learn a lot from you two when I was a beginner but now you guys just seemed to not upload anymore. Are you guys ok?

[@pingskills]

Thanks for checking in with us. Yes, we are all OK. Hopefully we'll be uploading more consistently over the rest of the year. How is your table tennis progressing?

[@starking1187]

@@pingskills glad to hear. Me on the other missing table tennis a lot. Didn't get to play much after coming to college.

[@pingskills]

@@starking1187 Hopefully you get a chance to get back into it!

[@_ahmetgencal]

please add Turkish subtitles

[@Skibidigyattrizzinohio]

I didn't know Panda from Dude Perfect was also a part of PingSkills

[@AnoNymous-i1o]

Am I the only one to hallucinate a random panda in the playing area ?

[@pingskills]

What was he doing there?

[@helengarrison7543]

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