【table tennis】You can't tell the spin of the serve？No need！

[@danielrenaud4639]

Very clear and helpful. Thanks 🏓👌

[@noelthomasbejoy3089]

Who are the people in this video?I recognized Fang Bo.

[@nosumable]

The other guy is Fang Yinchi, another ex CNT player

[@ChieuSachTang]

Is this the thing that ma lin taught china female team the first thing when he is appointed? Looked the same, i wonder

[@BooksNGuns]

Whhhhhat??? As a beginner, this is shocking. I've been busting my ass to learn to read and counter even the weakest spin. You telling me I can just push it back? Fml lol

[@damiancasanova6549]

Is the principle of in and out

[@damiancasanova6549]

Hard to do with backhand

[@BooksNGuns]

@@damiancasanova6549 can you explain this a bit more for me, plz?

[@serge.shikov]

@@damiancasanova6549 strawbery receive isn't as hard as it looks

[@-danR]

@@damiancasanova6549 That _explains_ nothing.

[@Hypex1337]

And for normal pendulum ?

[@serge.shikov]

Used by Jan Ove Valdner for pendulum for sure

[@Mateus.007]

For pendulum the same motion returns the same spin.

[@solideomusical]

​@@Mateus.007You sure about that?

[@Mateus.007]

@@solideomusical You you go against the spin, you neutralize the spin, if you go with the spin, you return it to the opponent.

[@solideomusical]

@Mateus.007 Agreed, but it wouldn't be the same motion for a serve with the opposite type of spin on it, correct?