How To Improve Your Long Serve In Table Tennis

[@AnderslindTT]

I've invested in a very good camera + microphone, so I really hope you guys can see a difference in sound and quality, as requested :) Make sure to let me know in the comments, if you like it!

[@saurabhmaske6133]

Love from India❤ 🇮🇳 ❤

[@jeremyraber4057]

How do I improve my short serves?

[@DQ2121]

Audio and video were great

[@youropinionistrash666]

looks very good. Whole video is very good

[@wilburyuen]

Thank you for the improved quality!! It's great.

[@anygunz121]

Woah, that camera quality is really nice. Major improvement than the older one you were using. If only WTT had this type of quality for their matches, but they should probably work on their camera angle first lol.

[@AnderslindTT]

hahaha :D

[@RandyDaGamer]

Indeed

[@mauriciomoncada6695]

Your video's quality has gone up by 200%! Great video and excellent audio quality. Looking forward to the next one. Greetings from Peru!

[@AnderslindTT]

thanks a lot :)

[@nehaldattani]

I wish YT allowed me to like this multiple times 😂 Awesome quality and very useful information Anders, kudos !

[@BilguunsparKO]

5:00 from what I remember Chinese coach explained to me that stomping while serving also hides the sound of your ball contacting your racket , the idea is louder noise means ball will come long quieter noise means ball is probably short but when you stomp it hides that sound making it harder for your opponent to predict the incoming ball

[@Ruijia217]

Exactly! Especially when you are doing a heavy/light downspin serve, the sounds are quite different.

[@MuellerMarc]

Hello Anders, I'm glad you took the tips on the microphone upgrade to heart. I also pointed this out to you in a comment. It's much better this way - your videos are even more fun. Congratulations!

[@AnderslindTT]

yeah ofc. i do what the people want ;) thanks a lot

[@nosumable]

The stomp is to disguise the rubber touch with the ball. Easy to explain with two serves: 1) Short serve with heavy backspin 2) Short serve flat but with heavy spin movement disguise With the stomp, you can't hear at the moment of the touch in the serve, if its flatter, you hear the wood, if its with spin, its more like a high arc topspin (very subtle grip). I also know that some players stomps his feet to transfer weight, or to disturb the opponent. Glad it can helps.

[@Zindeo]

I feel like its still here but not needed anymore, this was more true when you could have 2 red rubbers and 1 was antispin. + you could hide the ball when you did the serve back then. Nothing of this is true anymore, so I feel like it just lives on cuz people did it back then.

[@orlandoescobar5174]

That's what I thought it was for. So the receiver can't hear how spinny the serve was

[@ElonLiberman]

Thanks for making these videos Anders! Quality now is much better too :)

[@m.alexandrecastro9323]

I also keep saying that having a fast serve in your arsenal of weapons is a MUST HAVE ! I agree with all tips 100% especially the follow through, that is key for a well placed serve (in my opinion) ! Yes nothing like an HD video and sound - perfect Anders. As for the stomping (at the end) I believe that the sound dampens the sound of how much spin and speed you hit the ball. So it camouflages the overall execution. At your level, it's easier for you to feel if the ball is coming with little spin or very spiny for sure - without the stomping noise. It also adds a small percentage of distraction to the opponent, some players hate it when someone stomps all the time. 😆

[@nazar_zen]

cool video! thank you! It's nice to see lessons from the left hand player. I always forget to move after the service and stay at the table corner :( Just discovered the channel so I didn't see the old videos yet but this one definitely has a great quality and audio!

[@FocohiAcoustic]

Ah! You got some good gear now, I can hear you and see what you're doing perfectly now. Really nice. If I can ask for a video, I'd like to see a tutorial on how to receive certain serves, and how to keep the return short - even though its a long serve. Once again, great video. :)

[@THESUPERRONALD]

Great video! Great explanation! Great quality! For me also great timing, will use these tips to practice long services. I usually serve short or half long, so need more variation and consistency in the long serves.

[@AnderslindTT]

thanks mate

[@brillice3231]

This is very good. I liked your explanation on the stomp. Concise and clear.

[@dankovt6255]

I’m sure my long serve quality will improve as much as your video and audio quality after these great tips, thanks a lot!

[@MohammadJafari-r6i]

Great tips! Thanks for the time.

[@anaisabelcastanedac397]

Awesome video Anders! Very good quality. Thanks! For me personally, Iuse the stomp not only to give power and make weight transfer, but also to "hide" or confuse my opponent. In most cases they expect a long or half long serve after hearing the stomp, then they are out of ward when the serve is actually short. IDK, it works for me that way too.

[@stryfe252]

Greetings from Germany Anders! appriciate the quality improvement as well as the sound :) love your videos they are completely different to other TT YTubers so keep it up Thx

[@zenzero27771]

Very good quality! A suggestion for another video: I am currently struggling with the consistency of my forehand topspin. When I make a video of me playing, it seems that I start with a closed blade and then try to roll over the ball, finishing the stroke with a low follow through. But I can't correct my movement, when I play a formally correct swing, the ball goes off the table or into the net without a good arch. I would appreciate a tutorial on this tip. Thanks Anders. Is a pleasure to watch you playing in tournament and your video tutorial are great! Cheers

[@teachmesensei9146]

Definitely better in term of sound. And subtitles always help, thanks for the video once again and gl for your next matches !

[@Ali_Shafai]

Thanks Anders! We need more serving tutorials. Not enough attention is given to serves and receives.

[@AnderslindTT]

yeah they are very important.

[@フランス銀行]

I’m a Japanese fan of you! Thank you for your great video! I love your playing style and I’m always rooting for you!

[@AnderslindTT]

thanks a lot :D

[@dancalderaro3025]

Great breakdown of the details. Thanks…..from Canada!

[@LoveHouseGreece]

Congrats, i am a huge fan! Awesome explanation. It is very good that you are showing examples of wrong technique. Some coaches show only the correct technique or what they personally doing only. This way the student can compare it with what he is doing and understand his mistake. Keep it up!

[@StevesDataStore]

Amazing quality both with advice and cinematic, keep up the good work.

[@gerokatseros]

Very nice tips and details!!

[@hasanurrahman4386]

Great training session. Thank you so much.

[@Trexusable]

Fantastic video Mr. Lind. Great work!

[@omerperetz8426]

We live in a time where we can learn the skill from the top people . and for free.. what a blessing

[@AnderslindTT]

im here to help and share :) happy you enjoy

[@kitcooks]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge, Anders, much appreciated

[@fennec012000]

Bravo pour la qualité de l'image et du son et merci Anders pour ces conseils très utiles

[@zeebot1]

Thank you so much Anders! Really accurate and useful advice, definitely gonna start implementing this in my practice later today. If possible in a future video, can you give us some tips on how to move after different services (or different receives), or in general what type of receives we can expect at amateur levels with different serves? Another similar video idea: what are some basic 3 to 5 ball-combinations to play (when serving short to an opponents backhand for example)?

[@meistersplinter304]

I was wondering why my Long serves weren‘t as good as in the Training Session. Now i know i was far more relaxed during the serve in Training than on matchday , i still won Booth games tho but i couldnt use them effectivly which triggered me a lot that Day so tyvm . Iam exited to do it conciously Now during a Match ❤❤. And stamping the ground definitly feels much Better for serve quality!

[@thefitnessmaniac2819]

You are really a very very great and humble guy.....Lots of love from India ❤️❤️

[@user-pw2mh4dz6g]

Such a pleasure to listen 😊 keep going

[@danseemiller1279]

excellent lesson. Thank you.

[@karol.]

More tutorials please 😊

[@AnderslindTT]

ofcourse :D

[@GuoJing2017]

Hey Anders, it was good getting to see you in Manchester, I saw you play for a bit in the fan zone when I went to watch the finals. Also, sound quality is really good now. For the serve video, someone told me one of the main reasons people stamp on serve is also to help disguise between heavy spin and no spin serves as some people use the sound of contact to help them read the spin. Anyway, this is good timing because I have been practicing my fast down the line this week as well (I played another left hander on Saturday which was nice because I managed to score two ace with it, unfortunately on the third time he got me off guard with a counter topspin, I think I recovered to close to the table like you said). Thanks for the video

[@AnderslindTT]

always a pleasure to meet new people :) yeah fan zone was fun hehe

[@hubert3728]

Great video!

[@XaviJavi1]

Same quality information&Much better quality sound.Cool Anders!

[@raymondborror6996]

Thank you for your helpful input.

[@CrAzzyWak]

Ridiculous that some silly ping pong channels have millions of subscribers and billions of views when you are one of the greatest players in the world, making quality content for us and have currently 16k subs. We truly live in a silly world.

[@jonasaikin7616]

It’s all about effort and persistence, these other channels did not get there overnight, it’s been a long journey.

[@cafephin2024]

Great sound as well as great video. Could you leave for your camera just a bit further away so we can see both contacts points of the shots?

[@mauricetate3571]

Great tips. Maybe a super slow motion of the serve would be of benefit.. The wrist action on ball contact could be discussed???

[@bentonxavier5094]

Your reason for stamping when you serve is exactly the reason why I do it sometimes.

[@Owner101Acc]

Perfect sound, great quality and awesome video! Thanks :)

[@Thenextphasemusic]

great video quality and even better tips!

[@archibald-yc5le]

Great sound!

[@APEXPASSION674]

This is what other professional athlete should look into creating content not only to make a name for themselves but to secure sth b4 and after theor retirement right now it's only iba and anders doing it dimw stopped it a while ago already it's always a blast watching your video keep it up

[@AnderslindTT]

thanks a lot mate :)

[@ttlifeArtem]

Nice improve in quality of video Anders👍👏

[@slawekromanowski1599]

Thank You, very helpful :), and the s&p quality is great :)

[@jstiga7360]

Quality of the video was great.Thx!!

[@leecherlarry]

very good video. you're becoming a legend

[@AnderslindTT]

hahaha thanks bro :D

[@leecherlarry]

@@AnderslindTT How about a Q&A video? Offer it, and we'll post questions in the comments for you to gather. 💡🤔

[@AnderslindTT]

@@leecherlarry id love to do one maybe in my next video ill make comment that ill make a video answering the most liked comments ( questions ) of that video

[@janerik6267]

Thanks for the really nice video - the quality of the video is awesome!

[@eddiefogg1856]

Great video Anders Thanks for sharing. I will try to implement your tips.🤗👍

[@mbahmoh6292]

Excelent and details, thanks 🙏

[@principle6261]

Wow the videos are a lot nicer quality. Good job!

[@lucaslupus1]

really nice video quality and tips

[@tonydare7614]

Thanks Anders, very useful. Now I just need to put thousands of hours of practice in to make it look like yours.

[@PierreDubillot]

Congrats, you are now a professional YTber 🔥 This is almost perfect, If I can suggest you another improvement to master your new equipment is practicing framing : Get shots from different perspectives with movement decomposition. This is really something I would love to see from your side, keep up great work

[@danielrenaud4639]

Thank you dear Anders 😊

[@peterh4117]

really like the tutorial vids. Can you make an updated fh tutorial where you go more in depth on how to play against diffferent spins? Also great audio and video quality.

[@nguyenanhquynh7322]

good voice quality for sure, good mike, thanks!

[@balazsurbanics5335]

Mic is great now, thx a lot! Would you consider to do a video about nutrition please? How professionals eating? Especially before matches or training? What does works for you? 😊 Good luck in Busan, supporting you and Denmark! Cho-lee 💪👏

[@007fRAGMa]

I stomp a lot during the serves. I do attach a big importance to the quality and the variety of the serves. For the stomping part, I ll meet you up on the fact that it is an Energy transfer and also add 2 things. It hides the touching noise when the bat hit the ball and can even more beneficiate your serve. To me te stomp is also kind of a wake up move to stay awake and dynamic kinda used to jump back in position.

[@Flowave-cc5ul]

Thanks for sharing. We appreciate it waiting for more soon.

[@AnderslindTT]

No problem :) and yes ofc more will come

[@TheSilentAssassin007]

Nice job as a coach in Singapore Anders !!! 👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩👏👏👏

[@fredriksigeman]

Great video, Anders!

[@leonardopaiz1754]

Nice video and good explications, blessings from Nicaragua 🙌🏽

[@Luke-q4u6c]

Hello Anders, Great video as always and good luck in the team champs ❤️

[@LA_RPB]

Your voice is amazing as your table tennis level bro. Keep going! from California

[@AnderslindTT]

thanks :D

[@GhanaTableTennis]

Thanks Lind for your wonderful lessons

[@AnderslindTT]

no worries :)

[@Leonid_Pavlovskyi]

the sound and the video quality is perfect, a huge improvement comparing to the previous video. Also, love the fact your videos are very practical and detailed! I wish my coaches shared the stuff with me when I was training as a kid. Anyway, keep doing the great job, this deserves millions of followers and ad contracts)

[@jordanforever2345]

Damn. Thanks for your time. Great explanation and get to the point. Video and voice are superb!!! 😅

[@RK-kq2dt]

Great sound, great tipps, great player.👍

[@AnderslindTT]

thanks so much :)

[@zizouhola]

Anders your channel is awesome. Thanks for the tips

[@h.oliveira9546]

Hey, great video, content and form was really good!

[@MrChoechoeone]

Sound quality is great.😊

[@galkinaleksey2723]

Another nice video, quality level is really high👍

[@krestenjohansen1053]

Excellent video 👏👏

[@swift_TT]

Great video. Very informative 😁

[@MindfulMoments2093]

Really cool Video Please Make more Videos you're my Favorite TT player

[@chickenjunkie420]

awesome Videos! keep going buddy, you doing great!

[@gmurvs]

Merci Bro, great tips for us!

[@JazzyJesterTechPing]

Amazing content Anders, thanks!

[@bau7917]

yo anders could you make a video on what to do when your opponent pushes super long and deep to your forehand. Love from Sweden, also watched you in Malmö!

[@FocohiAcoustic]

Loopa! 😁

[@bau7917]

@@FocohiAcoustic yeah but its hard when its really deep and where to put your feet

[@FocohiAcoustic]

@@bau7917 If underspin: Take a wide right step, bend down your right knee so you're closer to ground, left knee should follow the right knees bending, rotate body, try to hit ball flatter but in a upwards motion. To generate more topspin If no spin, same thing but go over the ball, if uncertain you can just hit it over flat but that could lead to your opponent gets to attack. Hope it helps! Everything here is about footwork as well, gotto be quick and read the servers and patterns. Good luck, hope I explained it decently

[@murali.paddlerz]

One reason why some players stomp their feet while serving, is to prevent the opponent from hearing the sound of the ball contact on the rubber while serving. Brushing and hitting contact produce different sounds

[@ShaTenniPo]

Good advice, especially for me

[@caroditsky]

Great video, much appreciated!

[@CiViL12]

Fed video som altid Anders

[@bernhardbb5559]

Awesome content, Anders. Thank you!

[@AnderslindTT]

no worries :D

[@cyrillehurstel]

Sound quality is good now. TY.

[@ggj30]

If you are looking for an idea for a video topic I would be very interested in the professional warm-ups. Because at the amateur level it is almost non-existent. warm-up without racket and at the table. and there are relatively few videos on this subject

[@backspacer92]

Audio is really good now. Subtitles are also a nice addition just in case.

[@antman7301]

Great class

[@Shylfaen]

Great video! Good luck upcoming weekend with Denmark!🇩🇰

[@AnderslindTT]

thanks a lot :)

[@frenkjansson7719]

Thanks 😂. Great tips

[@alexegus71]

Very useful tips thanks from another left-handed player. Q? Do you do those super fast serves in the world stage, and is it a big deal at that level? Maybe I you do and I don't see them enough

[@vickyg8798]

thanks for those tips 👍👍👍

[@FeliceDArcoPedNeuroRad]

Thanks that’s a super helpful channel ! Please more slow motion zoomed filming if possible 😅

[@fraer111]

Great vid! Thanks a lot!😊