Service variation and disguise - tips from Paul Drinkhall

[@xTheRadioStar]

Beautiful video. I gotta work on my 3rd ball attack so that I can use this service info even more effectively!

[@wasimint1314]

Tom, thank you very much for you table tennis tips.... And I'm looking forward to watch some tips from you about attacking high balls.

[@TomLodziak]

Here's a video from last year on how to smash high balls: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mX-7YphueKyAnc0

[@eloimumford5247]

I wonder if it could help us imitating Paul's service : take the view from behind in slow motion , so we dont have to convert/reverse the mvt in our brain. Thanks for sharing knowledge.

[@qomarqomarudin7307]

thanks a lot to both of you Tom and Paul to make the video tutorial looks great

[@francishabash1463]

Your videos are the best keep going and post more often. Lobe your content

[@TomLodziak]

Had a little break over the summer, but will be back to posting 3-4 videos a month.

[@doominator2229]

I am pengrip player and was wondering if you could do a tutorial and backhands for pg. Maybe RPB? Love the vids. Thanks!

[@madhavved2875]

We need this

[@TomLodziak]

I'll add to my list. I'll need to team up with a penhold expert to give the best advice.

[@madhavved2875]

@@TomLodziak Woohoo Tom replied! The purpose of my life is served!

[@doominator2229]

@@TomLodziak YESSS! Thank you so much!

[@jerushkadoesstuff189]

This video is one of few that touch on variation in service, which is my main game plan

[@samuelmignot]

Great video! Spin intensity & placement are soooooo under used in amateur level like mine. A simple change in backspin intensity can do marvel while keeping the same movement.

[@TomLodziak]

Agreed. It's a nice feeling when you make a subtle change to the amount of spin which the other player doesn't read and puts the ball in the net. They then inspect the racket as those it was the racket's fault. Ha, ha! NOT the racket's fault. You didn't read the spin!

[@nithinkumar8062]

Ur doing great job by bringing paul

[@LZcool]

At 4:10 i was also sure it was a topspin serve. So good!!

[@swapnavkook278]

Good one.... I am gonna use this tomorrow itself

[@jakemears]

Great video. I find this really useful

[@CrusherFTW]

Good video!

[@Rakesh1101]

I luv all of u your videos tom, you're awesome, thank u so much for these videos.....lots of love 💟💟😍💓

[@agilnurahman3501]

Salam pecinta tenis meja dari Indonesia

[@vladimirkleban16]

Спасибо! Том! Tnx, Tom!

[@Jeeva-Tiwari]

The legend is sharing Some great secrets

[@tabletennis-tv]

good clip

[@DarkPrince1119]

I am watching your videos for quite some time now and I learned many different shots and am able to improve my game a lot. I wonder if you can please let me know which Blade and which rubbers at FH and BH Paul is using @Tom @paul

[@TomLodziak]

Paul uses Tibhar Evolution MX-P Rubbers on a Tibhar Drinkhall Power Spin Carbon blade

[@yoonyulntaeny]

The reason why subtle variations are good enough for the pros is they only need very little to attack the 3rd ball effectively and consistently

[@TIEWCINDY]

How does Paul stomp when serving?I find it difficult to do that

[@wonderingsock8576]

It's practice. But most experienced players know that the stomp is in sync with the ball contact. Top players may stomp a bit earlier to throw a bit of confusion ;)

[@Yusuf-tf3fh]

This is a common problem that many people face. If you are right handed, you need to move your left foot first after serving. And if you are left handed, move your right foot first after serving. This doesn't only make stomping easier, but also helps getting to your ready position quicker.

[@doominator2229]

How do you attack close to the net without hitting it over the table

[@imaden]

You have to do the "flick" , very fast topspin close to the net but with relaxed wrist so you can safely attack :-)

[@TomLodziak]

You can attack balls close to the net with a flick. Here's a video on FH flick: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX-noJ2CdpKho7c and here's a video on BH flick: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppyVdH2np5uqgcU

[@doominator2229]

Tom Lodziak imaden Ahh I see. Thanks!

[@A73fn]

Put a carpet or something in the room to reduce the echo

[@enthymeme4856]

I think he should add echo and reverb to enhance it

[@kirti_shokeen]

Can you tell me the best racket for table tennis

[@dickyferdiansyah5758]

Masih pemula mesti dipelajari lagi...

[@hitubhaskar1602]

Hi tom can you tell me how to return a ball which is far from table and diagonal pls

[@mojtabaghafoory8474]

If ball goes to your wide forehand.use cross step First: turn back and stand to right side. second jump with ur left foot and hit the ball. Also use hook forehand loop to avoid hitting ball outside the table.

[@hitubhaskar1602]

@@mojtabaghafoory8474 thanks a lot

[@TomLodziak]

You have options. If you are back from the table, you will need fast footwork to get close to the ball. You can do this with sidesteps, but crossover footwork is probably better. If you are close to the table, you may find that you only need one step to get close to the ball and then you can block or counter-attack. But I think they key is to make sure you are watching your opponent and see as earlier as possible when the ball is going wide, so you have the maximum amount of time to react.

[@hitubhaskar1602]

@@TomLodziak thank u so much Tom

[@ienahrsorevla7187]

Saan po bahhh makaka bili Ng mga magagandang rocket ng table tennis

[@parneetbrar4898]

Your best make a video on euro v table tennis racket

[@TIEWCINDY]

What did he want to say at 3:17

[@orlandoescobar5174]

I can only imagine how much Paul's ancestors drank to get a last name like that

[@kdgr]

🏓👍

[@chasefire-o1n]

Im always waiting for the famouse ...BUT.... 😁

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First like

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I am first Love you Tom

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Chutiye

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Me too

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[@TomLodziak]

My grandfather was Polish, but I was born in England.

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