TACTICAL TRAINING #4 | How to do a FLAT serve FOR EASY POINTS | Table Tennis / Ping Pong | Tutorial

[@sascharuhrberg]

Eddy, great tips and thanks for the multiball training! Greetz from Düsseldorf

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Hey :) Nah you did all the great work with open mind and effort. Made it look easy! :)

[@MR.MEME_PRO]

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[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thanks :) Awesome to have you become part of the club!! Drop any comments and questions you have in the future :)

[@yu-pinglim7647]

Good tactics. Worked for me

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Great to hear :) Yeah a tactical one off random serve is good to have during a match for an easy point!!

[@sharmainelee2213]

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[@biblecure7245]

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[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thank you for your kind words :) I'm glad it helped you!

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[@thanhnguyen6605]

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[@dublintabletennisclub]

Happy to hear it :) Have you tried using it during your training session?

[@haryono3209]

Terima kasih, sangat baik. Good .. 🙏🥰

[@iqmicro]

Love your videos. Pls could you make a video on pendulum serve return.tks

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thanks for the comment :) I actually made one in 2021, but it needs to be re-done as I need a assistant player to receive the serve to make it a better tutorial. Thanks for the reminder and I will put it on the list :)

[@MM-jc6wn]

Thank you for nice video. Could be so kind and tell, what kind of rubbers and blate you use?

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Now a days I use Gewo Hybrid all round blade with Nexxus series :) Great all round balance racket for a coach that still has carbon blade for speed and accuracy

[@MartinRepel]

I will try.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

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Thanks :) Welcome to the club!!

[@LEGITlimez11]

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[@dublintabletennisclub]

Ahh damn and we are the exact same. My club hasn’t opened yet either :/ Do you have a rebound board or a robot you can use?

[@prabhakarsingh-et8xl]

sir, ball is returning high when u are doing flat service and after that you are making forehand flip shot or some thing else. i am unable to hit like u. what it is call and how to practice it. and i understand flat service but i am trying since month for doing ghost service but now able to perform, my service never return back to my table side. kindly make some drill to improve this aspect.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Hi :) yeah the technique that you need are called Backhand and Forehand flick. I will attach links below :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2a3oGN9j62CY7c - forehand flick kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoq4aWuubdZ5rKs - backhand flick

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[@melikaanabi]

excellent.✋

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Love to see you engage in the comments :) Thank you and I hope your training is going well!

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[@latin_fashion_4345]

Hello,what a great channel,i just found you and i am learning so much with your videos. i played in Puerto Rico back in the 90s and finally i am back to play again. i used to be a chopper but now i play offensive, i am using butterfly marcos freitas with dignic 09c and 05, love the set up. do you do online or cam training? i also have the power pong 5000 that i used to practice. i wish that i can have a coach in person, but where i am from is almost no one. so im curios to see how would be to have a coach online that i can try and see if that help. thank you for the amazing videos.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Hey Abraham :), That racket set it up is mad fast. Are you confident you can control it / use it effiecntly in training? Trust me, getting a racket with more focused on control and spin is far more important than a fast one when returning / learning the game. But yeah I can help you coach online :) I have done that before Covid -19 and do it now as well :) Get in touch with me [e-mail] and we can talk more in detail :) I'm happy to hear you are benefiting from the videos!!!

[@latin_fashion_4345]

@@dublintabletennisclub Hi thank you for responding, the racket is a bit fast but it has a lot of control, I am pretty good with it, I think the combination with the rubbers is on point, even if I play closer to mid range it respond great, I don't like to play far away from the table so I did a lot of research and I felt that this blade and rubber fits pretty good for my style, sorry for my late reply, I been busy at work.

[@MaximeTanti]

Thanks for this video. It is super helpful! I would also love to know how to properly attack a flat serve like this.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Yeah good idea for a video :) Always best to attempt this serve as early as possible to intimidate your opponent!

[@hezekiahkaringithi4700]

Thanks

[@sharpvidtube]

I subscribed. Only playing table tennis in VR, but I'll give this a go. Have you tried Eleven Table Tennis? Serving isn't as good in VR, but I'm surprised how enjoyable the game is.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Thank you for becoming a member of the club :) I haven't played Eleven, but the game by rockstar wasn't too bad to be honest on the old Xbox 360. If you need ideas / suggestions for your first racket let me know :)

[@marywilson9129]

Great Tech Train hints. Can you please run a series on serving in doubles.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

That’s a great idea :) when I’m able to have more players in the club. I will for sure do a few doubles videos :) thank you 🙏

[@marleiserashford396]

Ok. I see you finished it at the end of the video. Thanks

[@dublintabletennisclub]

But yes I had help for this video :) It is very effective serve for a one time during a rally. Really throws off people!

[@1Singhster1]

I think I missed something, how is this different from a backspin serve? or is it that you a putting less backspin as there isn't much wrist movement on the serve compared to the backspin pendulum?

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Exactly I put more follow through instead of backspin to create this FLAT serve :) There is no spin on it and that's the point. This serve / technique disguise the concept of backspin so opponent can make a mistake receiving it :)

[@abdullahidadamagaji615]

I love ur coaching it is explicit. Play well but end up losing always even if am leading. Pls how do i improve my wining attitude...from nigeria

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Yeah I get what you're going through! When you get to the end of the set / important part of the game then I used to do two things to help me psychologically. 1.) If its 8-8 or something like that in a draw. I would tell myself "I do not care if I lose both of his serve points. I do not care. I will see the ball and I will react. I miss I miss. I do not care" It''s sounds silly, but not giving so much care or fake pretend of not caring took away the stress, nerves and everything negative. Usually then I would win at least 1 point so it would be 9-9. 2.) Then when it is my serve I would do the "Flat serve" which I have done a tutorial for it.( kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGrYg4B8Zbx0hZo ) This serve was a tactic serve that 95% would work and earn me a point making it 10:9 in points. My second serve would be a serve / tactic that I know my opponent struggle with meaning like a backhand serve that with the correct spin gives me more probability chances of winning the point + a use it in a tactic that I know works. Also tutorial done for that ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJOyhIGlmbNjsNE) Hope this helps and sorry for the long reply. In summary I would have 2-3 serves that work as very good tactical decisions that earns me the important vital points. And if the opponent serves I just switch off my brain and not try to overthink meaning I just react as natural as possible. Which makes me brave so I can easier attack him. That old school expression "Less stress more success" :)

[@abdullahidadamagaji615]

@@dublintabletennisclub thanks coach am most greatful and i will surely apply ur method.

[@gillesbrillant8319]

je vais essayer cette technique, moi qui a du mal a servir, encore merci

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Yeah it’s a very useful technique to have. A good tactical move to earn a point in a crucial moment!!

[@drr229]

Same as a float serve. Hitting the ball at the back of your bat rather than front edge?

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Yeah that or middle of the racket. It is same as a float serve which is disguised as a backspin short serve :)

[@hwy61do]

I use this a lot since you showed me. We are beginner's and I kill them with it. Thank you!

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Yeah it can catch out soo many players especially when you're doing it unexpected time / tense moment during the match. Smart serve to do if you can afford lose a point and want to make a bigger point gap!!

[@melikaanabi]

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[@alkadeshmukh2404]

How would an advanced player return this serve?

[@dublintabletennisclub]

With a flick, but more like a punch flick cause attempts of spin might carry the ball over the table by an inch. So yeah if you get attacked you will have a hard time returning it back cause a standard block won't work as effective when it comes to you with not as much spin. Again, a good way to read you opponents level is by doing this serve :)

[@marleiserashford396]

We need to see how the ball flows on the entire table. Not happy.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

Yes, I am trying more to get some help, but I am still limited due to our restrictions! :)

[@ИгорьГейнце-п4о]

Понятно не все из-за моего не знания языка. Но познавательно.

[@dublintabletennisclub]

I am sorry I couldn't express it with easier words and phrases. I will keep that in mind for my future videos :) Wish you all the best and keep in touch!!