10 Table Tennis Serves YOU Have To Learn!

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[@zappa1710]

Most difficult? Reversed tomahawk for me. Why do you not recommend the fastest serve? I ended a few matches with it!

[@vincentg9570]

I agree with this ! Strangely i can’t Even touch the ball correctly, either i miss as if the racket were holed or the ball hits the edge of the racket. It’s frustrating and i haven’t known any other serve that has caused such a difficulty 🤷‍♂️

[@Yrubully64GD]

@@vincentg9570 very easy imo

[@veni1]

The fastest serve is insanely difficult to do properly consistently. I'd say it's doable with low quality and not more speed and top spin than a regular fast serve but then what's even the point. Also yeah reverse-pendulum is definitely not the most difficult. This one is harder and of course reverse tomahawk.

[@Yrubully64GD]

@@veni1 just learn pendulum

[@Yrubully64GD]

@@vincentg9570 it's pretty easy imo

[@johnw.2869]

The audio seems to have been lost.

[@bistopher]

this videos right audio channel is completely disabled itd be good to fix it

[@skakollaettklipp]

Should the focus be to learn many different serves or master one?

[@I_I-wp7ws]

Many different serves because your opponent could adapt so it’s good to mix things up.

[@pingpongmaestros]

I would say master a few 3-5 but no reason to have like 10

[@veni1]

2 is generally the best number of serves to master. But it really is personal. I do tomahawk, backhand and pendulum. Those are my main serves but i mix in windshield wiper, reverse pendulum, reverse backhand. Just whatever I feel like might get the opponent. I also play my serves completely differently depending on the opponent and try to adjust. I often tend to lose the first set badly and then start getting back into the match as I adjust my serves and play.

[@mr.phidzely7616]

2 or 3 different serves is the sweet spot. Anything more you will not have enough to time to practice all of them, anything less your opponent can adapt and you will lack variety in your games.

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