European Youth Champion Teaches How to Loop Long Fast Serves

[@mqsending]

You are producing the best videos about TT

[@PechPongTT]

Thank you! I try my best here :)

[@jamesmurraldeo7624]

Agreed! Not only does it have awesome content, even the sounds are captured perfectly. The sounds of balls against paddle and ball against table are exactly what I hear as i play. Keep it up! You’re awesome.

[@VedoVido]

pechpong knows to ask the right questions to make it understandable for us. he s good. thx for your quality content

[@PechPongTT]

hey thanks! I tried my best, more content to come :)

[@kaptivatingstudios676]

@@PechPongTT I really enjoy the detailed parts and questions that ask for nuance rather than “just do it” of other coaches sometimes. Love the channel and knowledge. Rising tides lift all boats is my philosophy for table tennis.

[@Twiddle_TV]

I was very lucky to get 2 personal coaching sessions with Jiří recently. I was very surprised how easy it seemed for him to be a coach. He's someone I was very glad to work with. He gave incredible advice and motivation as well. Děkuji Jiří!

[@PechPongTT]

yes when I asked him questions he was very informative, he said he enjoyed coaching so maybe this has something to do with it.

[@Человекмира-у8с]

​@@PechPongTTwhat do you think about half long serve

[@twenty4seven368]

Seth knows how to ask the right questions. Thank you both!

[@PechPongTT]

Thank you, I certainly tried

[@DHayenaw10]

Wow! I’ve learned more in this video than any I’ve watched in the last 6 months. Thanks for this fantastic content 😀

[@tattedtabletennisplayer]

I needed this! I have so much trouble with serve-receive. This is like a buffet of advice! Thank you Jiri, too.

[@PechPongTT]

Good I’m glad you got something from it. I learned a thing or two that will really help!

[@cafephin2024]

One of the best videos about receiving long serves. Great quality questions, answers and demonstration. Thank Jiri and Seth.

[@PechPongTT]

No problem! I’m glad you enjoyed and learned from it.

[@wildwood3031]

I reviewed this video again today and there are so many useful points. Its a great teaching tool. Thank you for your work in producing these for the table tennis community.

[@PechPongTT]

It was such a fun video to make! Glad you came back :)

[@ahmetcakir8428]

Great video and a so skilled player... Watched each and every second of it without getting bored.. Thanks for the useful content and please do keep up the good work 👏👏👏👏🏓🙋🏻‍♂️

[@PechPongTT]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it, I will keep up the work 👊

[@halter777]

Awesome content! I feel like I will follow more closely how Jiri is doing on the big stage!

[@PechPongTT]

Yes I hope he has good results here! Super cool guy.

[@simpleguy2k]

Gold Advise, really like it. Honest and transparent. Love it, I will really enjoy my competition applying this hidden principle. :)

[@YTAccountKMG]

Thanks a lot, dear friends!

[@AbhijitDhande]

Very insightful video, all right questions and equally right answers. Thanks for this

[@PechPongTT]

Thanks for the compliments, we were both very happy how the video turned out!

[@DuQ3r]

High quality video! Thanks!

[@robertoishikaea8878]

Good boy, good boy. You learnt the lesson. Thanks for the tops.

[@PechPongTT]

Thanks my man!

[@koubasaki]

Ya jiri those were awesome tips . Umi !

[@struppihuppi]

I really needed some time to understand all of your points and tips, but the more I practice the more I understand. Thank you so much for this video!

[@PechPongTT]

I’m glad it’s coming to you! That’s many times the hardest part is becoming aware of the levers or concepts that make up this game.

[@CalvinAytch]

Really, really valuable advice. I love how comprehensively you 2 covered all of these different types of long service. Thank you, I will be watching this a couple of times!

[@PechPongTT]

Great! Im glad you enjoyed it, yes I learned a lot from it as well

[@christo7405]

Very good lesson and thanks you for intervention of a high ranked player.

[@PechPongTT]

Yes I’m glad he wanted to help with this video

[@DogwoodTT-hs8hv]

good - thanks to both of you and all involved.

[@PechPongTT]

Thanks!

[@lichttech8407]

Man you ask really good questions i was thinking about those same question and player guided us in a really simple way easier to understand

[@PechPongTT]

Thank you! Yes Jiri is a great coach and an amazing player! Glad to have made this available to you.

[@janosch7210]

this is pretty next level in terms of quality of explanation and insight view! thanks a lot. i'm a amateur player playing 3rd swiss league, but i profit from these videos tremendously!

[@PechPongTT]

Yes I want to fill the gap there seems to be a lot of beginner to hobby player video information but a lack of information above that. So I’m trying haha thanks for watching and best of luck.

[@janosch7210]

@@PechPongTT agree completely. As i went through the yt videos i saw a lot of very basic instructions. Like focusing on pure mechanics with no adaptations or lack of very basic things like point of contact when hitting a backspin ball for example. But as i known just judged by percentage of players, the vast majority of all tt players are in this skill bracket. Not many players above a certain skill bracket are even using yt as a tool to get better, because they a) have a professional training setup with coaches etc (which i dont) or b) they play for that long (10y+) that they think, they dont need it. Your style of vids are kind or a niesche thing, but nonetheless a very useful one!

[@PechPongTT]

@@janosch7210 you make a good point I’ve talked with many players who are considered higher level and they feel they do not need to look on KZbin for advice. I have been able to target the younger generation who is rapidly getting better as they are looking on YT for advice so I’ve had a few players who are now high level come by and say thanks for the advice. Which is a good thing hopefully the trend continues :)

[@janosch7210]

@@PechPongTT hopefully you'll find more of this target audience. Your channel is worth a watch! keep up the good work!

[@martinl.4696]

Perfect timing! I just had a league match last night and really struggled to loop the opponent's long serves. Thanks for the video!

[@PechPongTT]

Glad we are on the same wavelength, and I hope it helps!

[@gm167704]

Thank you for the excellent video! I am learning lots of useful nuances here. I appreciate it!

[@sr2665yt]

Very good Seth. Nicely done. Very helpful.

[@PechPongTT]

Thanks Shelton!

[@indermakhija2857]

Excellent session, best advice for classic questioned asked. Thanks a lot, Subscribed.

[@daniilstaroverov5698]

This channel provides with the most thoughtful table tennis content. Really helps to improve, thank you!

[@PechPongTT]

Thank you! I try my best to put the best info out there. More to come :)

[@aldopalacios3357]

Thank you so much for this great video. Very accurate questions and concrete, precise answers. I think I've learned a lot, focused a lot. Hope to put it on the table next time I play.

[@PechPongTT]

Glad it was helpful!

[@iplaw1234]

So happy to see you posting content again! Really nice video. Also great to get some tips from Czech player as I am a first generation Czech-American. Čeští hráči ping pongu jsou nejlepší! Díky Jiří

[@PechPongTT]

Thank you! hes an amazing player and a kind guy! hope to see him have success in the future!

[@iqmicro]

Very good explanation on various serves and return.thank you

[@PechPongTT]

Thank you! Im glad you found it informative, it helped me a lot to talk with him :)

[@Twiddle_TV]

Thank you Seth and Jiri!! Awesome video.

[@PechPongTT]

Our pleasure!

[@dhruvie]

eagerly waiting for monday

[@millerdane]

Love your channel. Thanks for the content and keep it coming to improve us all.

[@PechPongTT]

Thank you! I will, glad you like them

[@davidryan9846]

Great content, hopefully this type of thing becomes a series!

[@PechPongTT]

I want to more stuff like this in the future for sure! I learn and you learn at the same time!

[@AndyK665]

Thank you for another excellent video, Seth. It was great meeting you at the US Open, and I hope to see an analysis of some of your matches in Cali.

[@PechPongTT]

Thanks, It was great to meet you as well, I have plans to be posting one of the matches here soon.

[@AndyK665]

@@PechPongTT Fantastic! Also an idea for a future video: Tips to help intermediate players around 1500-1800 (I'm 1730) to break out of the Intermediate range and get to the Advanced level around 2000. We know we will never be semi-pros, but we still want to get better!

[@zaidal-aubera3820]

Top notch content, thank you Seth. Hope to see similar videos in the future.

[@PechPongTT]

Yes I hope to make more like this! i learn and you learn Too!

[@uzielceballosliriano6023]

Thanks for the content!

[@PechPongTT]

No problem!

[@TP-mp5lk]

Wow, this is great advice! Thanks a lot, guys!

[@PechPongTT]

No problem! Glad you found it useful

[@jimahadam374]

very informative content...you are truly amazing person seth....tq

[@PechPongTT]

Im glad you liked it! Hey thanks Im happy you like what Im doing :)

[@TTSinan4]

really good video!! a lot tipps that helped me in my games :)

[@PechPongTT]

They definitely helped me!

[@shuhdioorajeh1733]

thank you so much for this tips and tricks .. ♥♥

[@PechPongTT]

No problem! Thats why Im here :) more to come!

[@renatovella572]

Very good job! Thank you. 👏👏👏

[@PechPongTT]

No problem! Glad you liked it

[@TimeForGamers]

Good job man, best channel for table tennis!

[@PechPongTT]

Thanks man! I’m glad you think so!

[@ShaTenniPo]

Useful examples

[@steffbade7318]

God tier content, thanks for the very informative video!

[@PechPongTT]

Thanks we certainly tried our best to make a great video

[@mukicare1977]

Great content!

[@peta-pro]

Danke!

[@PechPongTT]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you like the content, I will continue to make more soon 😊

[@MrDzommu]

Thanks for the video, good points made.

[@PechPongTT]

Glad you liked it!

[@otisskopik1400]

Very Good Video!!!

[@urbancyclingrevolution7575]

awesome tips.. more on this please

[@PechPongTT]

Okay! I will keep that in mind when making more videos

[@Fabian-mz6ts]

Thanks Seth

[@PechPongTT]

Of course!

[@WorthlessGeek]

Quality content, as always.

[@PechPongTT]

Thank you :)

[@davidcristi8835]

Man, I found your channel; and finished all your videos already, so good you post again 👏 😀 👍!!!! Keep it going I still rewarch your videos because there nothing bett on KZbin to watch tbh:). Maybe you can do a, how to start loping balls with the partner. I do have a partner to play, we are beginners and we can't realy keep a long looping rally yet. Maybe some tips there will be nice!!! God bless you

[@PraisePrayPeace]

Thank you your videos are amazing

[@PechPongTT]

Thanks a lot! I’m glad you like them

[@homerogprados]

Gracias por el buen video

[@PechPongTT]

No Problem :) glad you enjoyed

[@enisbugra]

Thanks very helpful tips

[@PechPongTT]

Thanks, Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Republik-Pingpong-Tegal]

best tutorial guys

[@PechPongTT]

Thanks!!

[@andresdanielcurielbermudez331]

Buen video

[@dhanamjayas]

To counter side spin always use 'mirror image'. That is to imitate the actions of server as seen in a mirror.

[@guillogrande]

Donde comprastes tus zapatillas ? Great Videos !!!!

[@kisux]

thanks for the excellent video. I have a doubt when the serve is backspin. What would it be like to carry the ball more on the racket?

[@PechPongTT]

The ball stays longer on the racket or rolls up the face of the racket. Lots of friction and dwell time. If you hit the ball flat it has very little dwell time going In and out quickly you want to drag the ball on the rubber.

[@kisux]

Pech thank you very much for the answer the video helped me a lot

[@nothluk]

Seth Pech of Pechpong TT is a human 👍🏻

[@PechPongTT]

I am indeed

[@nothluk]

@@PechPongTT imagine loosing your tickets

[@PechPongTT]

@@nothluk 😢

[@himanshukapoor7450]

Can’t thank you enough…feels like went for a coaching session with an international player of receiving and understanding how to deal with long serves. Too much in a single video to grasp. Love to coach u see you , can I book a session brother ?

[@PechPongTT]

glad you like the video! it was helpful for me too and I learned a lot! Im very busy at the moment Im playing professionally in Germany right now. but possibly in the future. Best of luck to you!

[@Zinzalabim11]

I have been waiting for you to upload a new video. Where have you been? Btw great video

[@PechPongTT]

Thanks for waiting :) haha life gets busy sometimes!

[@Zinzalabim11]

@@PechPongTTCan you show us how to play against pips for the next video?

[@PechPongTT]

@@Zinzalabim11 I do have a pips video in the works, I will say that. Thanks for the idea

[@Zinzalabim11]

@@PechPongTTI'm struggling to play against pips, so I hope you can help

[@batman4784]

Super wowow❤

[@RogerThat1945]

At 18:10 it might be a good idea to skip back into position for a return ball

[@mcmatrix58]

Wow!

[@mbiott]

How do you hold the ball on the bat for different time… pls explain drills to work on this. 26/09/2023

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[@PechPongTT]

Haha thanks, glad you liked it!

[@s15charlie]

what's the diff btw kick and top spin? both are used to make the opponent hit long no?

[@PechPongTT]

yes both are made to make the opponent hit the ball long, one person from the comments said it nicely kick serve is when the spin on the ball makes the ball jump faster when it hits the opponents side of the table where a topspin serves topspin doesnt increase the speed of the ball once it hits the opponents side of the table.

[@fortitude1208]

13:00 this segment Fang Bo explain.. its bad to open angle, becouse you cant master fast attack… its better to leanr proper tehnike to attack bh with close angle.. (legs, elbows, hips, wrist, timing, swing etc…)

[@kazyssenvaitis1043]

its need to made racket the handle down-- and hold to more at finish handle --so it will not needed bend wrist BEND DOWN . and play thiw WRIST ...much more diferent kick .. if wrist and hand -- DOUBLE speed of boll..rocket made quadrate -from all raber ..20 prc more place.. handle not round -- quadrate and place a bitt made for fingers.

[@bobhoward3555]

Any opinion on how low to get when watching your opponents serve.

[@PechPongTT]

He said in a scene that I cut out that your eyes should be net level, maybe I shouldn’t have cut that out :)

[@bobhoward3555]

@@PechPongTT I guess you could make a director's cut and keep it in...😋

[@ronnysmikowski7395]

Nice Video!!!! 🏓 Does anyone can help? I often face opponents who do these serves to the wide forehand, but much faster than shown in the Video. I can‘t read the Spin because of the Speed. What can i do? For me the trajectoty is the same between down and upspin.

[@mihai8555]

Same problem here! I feel like I'm maybe too close to the table, but then again, if I go further I have trouble getting to the short serve. Any helping thoughts?

[@nguyenanhquynh7322]

@@mihai8555 very simple: practice more!

[@Twiddle_TV]

Stay low and stable. They are giving you speed, so use a small stroke to loop it back. Strong legs, strong body, relaxed arm.

[@ronnysmikowski7395]

@@Twiddle_TV I will try

[@TableTennis-Man]

Thats a lot of wrists action

[@taumax]

Is kick serve the same as topspin serve?

[@jezzag9739]

My opinion is that a kick serve is a top spin serve where the second bounce is higher than normal as its slowing down. This is made by giving a higher spin rotation and a slower speed through the serve. I'd say basic topspin would normally be faster and a lower second bounce as it hasnt had a chance to slow down.

[@PechPongTT]

Yes exactly couldn’t have put it better myself

[@taumax]

@@PechPongTT can you do a tutorial on this serve? I did a youtube search and there aren't many. Also Im not understanding why the 2nd bounce will be higher than usual given the topspin, because by physics I think the topspin will cause the ball to naturally bounce with a lower trajectory off the table no matter what the speed?

[@knotwilg3596]

I wouldn't make it too complicated and say kick = topspin.The "kick" is achieved by giving topspin, so for me it's the same thing but expressing cause and effect. Perhaps "kick" refers to deep heavy topspin serves, while a slow short topspin serve would not be called "kick". But that's again making it needlessly complicated.

[@taumax]

@@knotwilg3596 i watched the pingskills video and they seem to agree with you.

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[@ypingpong7732]

How can i talk to you. Reply me pls

[@PechPongTT]

Hi! Here I am what’s up!

[@haivo4739]

I don’t understand skip back in position to return ball

[@PechPongTT]

what minute of the video are you talking about? so maybe I can clarify for you

[@rodeonromanovic361]

Please add Turkish subtitles to your videos

[@masterspin7796]

He has a lot of TT knowledge for a young guy his loop is hi-quality...

[@notHankCraft]

Seth Pech of Pechpong is so cool, I just wish he was human 😢

[@PechPongTT]

I am Human!!

[@mcgfr]

anti power rubber.. yasaka. how to read the spin..

[@kdgr]

🏓👍

[@jordanforever2345]

Maybe to make the video shorter next time or divide into different mini videos.

[@PechPongTT]

Good idea! This video was supposed to be 15 minutes but when I edited it I couldn’t shorten it without killing the information haha

[@user-freeman9]

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[@Spacenow869]

when you master all this then you are 2600.

[@PechPongTT]

Something like that!

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long video, wait till I got to drive long to play

[@PechPongTT]

Yes good idea

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Great video !

[@PechPongTT]

Thank you very much!