Best Table Tennis Serves Tutorial. (Pt 1: backspin, hook) --- TOMORROW TABLE TENNIS

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Hello. Sorry for the delay. It ended up being too long; so I had to separate into a few parts. Enjoy. If you have any questions/comments/I'm not being clear, hit me up!

[@rizkiagung3237]

Thank for your video.. i like this very much, keep on woorking

[@harshita3845sharma]

Tomorrow Table Tennis [Non-profit] it is good video itsok you take long time but you give video to us

[@keshavkabra187]

Can you make separate video for par grells serve

[@kkguptahp]

what is your recommendation for tennis elbow injury confirm from your couch too plz

[@harshita3845sharma]

KKGUPTA but why

[@notaboxofjuice]

A 20 minute service lecture from the best table tennis coach, for free, with more on the way? Legend. ADDENDUM: Second best coach. Hard to out-coach LGL!

[@nishkrsh_]

Really

[@JunixZzHD]

Absolute LEGEND you are, seriously. I've watched all of your videos at least 3 times EACH (the serve videos close to 10 times now) and I've even created a specific table tennis playlist thanks to you and your videos. Massive thanks, you really deserve more of a spotlight in the KZbin TT community!

[@djhumanoid]

Fredtality can u please hook me up with that playlist bro

[@JunixZzHD]

Certainly, I made my playlist consisting of 40 videos public now so you should be able to just go to my channel and find the playlist there :)

[@djhumanoid]

Fredtality

[@Hannes789]

Dude you're killing it! Small tip for the no spin/back spin serve for everyone out there (I think you just forgot to mention it): Stomp your foot on the ground at the moment of contacting the ball. Due to flat hitting vs brushing being the main difference between the variations the sound of the ball can very easily give it away to your opponent. Great video, excited for the next part!

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

YEAA RIGHT!!

[@jpjukes]

I would say though that making sure to also sometimes stomp your foot on the other servers too or your opponent may see the pattern of you stomping when its a no-spin

[@jeffh7620]

better yet, stomp on the other player's foot while they are serving :|

[@RatatRatR]

Love the foot stomp, I've been doing it for quite a while.

[@bensiagel]

This method is a guaranteed win. Just take them in the back alley before the game and kick the shit out of them.

[@F1rURules]

look bro, I have something to tell you...... I've seen all your videos...and I simply love em all. You are such an amazing youtuber, player and person. Thanks for everything, seriously... Greetings from Colombia, and please keep uploading tutorials, gameplays and TT stuff

[@ChristopherMangels]

Sshhh! Don't tell everyone! It's very effective and I do not want to lose my edge!

[@kyoung-seonlee9004]

This is the best video about the serve that I have ever seen before. So much helpful. Highly recommend.

[@timothynguyen6673]

Exactly the type of information I've been looking for - all in 1 place! Big THANKS!!! Can't wait for part 2!

[@ahmadafzal1918]

No ping pong balls were harmed for the intro

[@ethanfoxall8033]

Easily one of the best Table Tennis Instructional pages on KZbin or any other sight. I am the Vice President of the University of Nebraska Table Tennis Club, and any new or old members that ask for help are always directed to your site for all the help and tutorials you provide. Thanks, Coach!

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Wow great to hear that!!

[@orangeimm.5038]

Amazing video. You did an awesome job explaining how to add different spin with the same motion.It not only helps me to replicate the serves , but allow me to decoding them when is my turn to receive. Please, make more videos like this one, analyzing the serves of the pros and trying to replicate them.

[@demhandzz]

My man, know this. You are great. You are appreciated a lot.

[@hexeh1531]

This has to be the most educational table tennis channel on KZbin. I thank you so much!

[@VoiceLegion]

Asian guy speaking English and willing to teach others. Priceless. Thank you. I guess i need some expensive racket..

[@rudyyeung2957]

Table tennis has always been an underrated sport in US. I hope it will gain more and more popularity in the coming years.

[@lotsaeggroll]

Dude that was so informative. Im struggling on returning spin serves... I hope youll make one covering service returns one day :))) thanks!

[@bestkill17lol65]

You‘re a great table tennis coach!!Respect!👍👍

[@fritzcherry]

make a tuturial on how to defend serves. thank you! from from Philippines

[@lb9817]

If backspin: Push or Loop (short = push , long = loop) If sidespin: topspin the ball If nospin: same as with sidespin If top-spin: top-spin it back / block it (heavy spin = block , not so heavy spin = topspin stroke) In general, if it is long, it is better to try to loop the ball since you begin attacking first. If it's short you should attempt to either add to the spin already on the ball (making it harder for your opponent to attack) or you should try to backspin it (does not work against topspin and nospin). Hope I expressed myself clearly, and if I'm wrong correct me

[@eminaevand]

@@lb9817 underrated comment, and Im sad he didnt thank you

[@lb9817]

@@eminaevand Thanks for your appreciation. I only want to share my wisdom with tt players, so that they'll improve or learn new tactics etc.

[@m0rk19]

@@lb9817 damn thanks a lot

[@sumitshrestha2986]

@@lb9817 I screenshotted your comment, just right there is really good info, thank you.

[@xTheRadioStar]

I practiced these serves and finally won against a good opponent in Eleven Table Tennis (VR). The topspin fake was really effective!

[@adrianruelas1812]

this is the first video i watch on this channel. im already in love. thank you for helping new players and potentially getting more people into the sport. great job man.

[@rehan4223]

There r still grt ppl alive on this planet coaches in ny ciuntry want money and still dont teach properly. But ppl like him spread knowledge for good. #Respect#Serve#TomorrowTableTennis

[@gauravchopra3677]

Best serve tutorial on KZbin!

[@pskoru123]

By far the best tt tutorial on YT. Thanks man!

[@krypton1142]

People just do the serve You explain it properly and show us how to do it, Great Video👍👍👍🙂

[@Soper79]

This is a great video. Thank you. I've recently been having success changing my service philosophy a little based on a tip I got from a more experienced player. Much like your intro, I was doing a million different types of serves & spins. And while variation is important, the server has to know that he will get various spin returns back for their million serves. So instead I've focused on getting a predictable return and just becoming really good at that ball in 3rd ball attacking it. So right now I'd say I'm serving 75% heavy backspin short. Key is keep it low, short & spiny. Force them to push. Intermediate players will often struggle to keep their pushes on the table. If it goes off the table, FH loop that 3rd ball no questions asked. Then just mixed in the remaining 25% of serves between mostly no-spin serves and the occasional say side/topspin serve. But this video is great. Thought you regular backspin serve & no-spin serves look very similar by your motion. Only way I could really tell was by the flight of the ball after the serve. So you're doing good work there. Keep it up.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Sounds like you're on the right track, way to go!!! and thx!

[@akirakurosawa2791]

great points as usual. i highly appreciate.

[@sutinahsutinah1081]

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[@sutinahsutinah1081]

Set

[@cgandy2]

Another excellent video! You really do explain the process of these serves well plus give tips on placement. Thank you for caring enough about our sport to share your talent and experience.

[@ChunYun-hh8kl]

thanks don't worry about the length of the video, can't wait for part 2 i enjoyed so much. probably the best serve tutorial for me .... thank you again from houston texas

[@pointsofinterest-america8894]

Please post more videos!!!! I love your teaching and the subjects of your videos!

[@shreyasdeshpande2248]

You’re great, excellent teaching and superb explanation, you should, really open a table tennis academy, Thank you. Your part 2 is also fantastic

[@maminsinae1736]

Man I love this guy's low-key humor

[@matchoo4050]

lol as a full size tennis player, table tennis took a lot to get used to, but this video helped a lot....awesome video dude!

[@danielnierves7898]

Nice to see you back! Can't wait to see the next video. Thanks for uploading.

[@CAPITANCARAJOTE]

incredible to find and be able to enjoy such a good video. thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and for your time

[@drpuma19]

Par Garell uses following variations- i. Chop serve+real chop follow through ii. Chop serve+fake topspin follow through iii. Topspin serve+real topspin follow through iv. Topspin serve+fake chop follow through v. Then he can also do weak/no spins with either up or down follow through vi. He also has mastered heavy kick serve…basically very strong fast topspin

[@garrushalberstram4815]

MAKE MORE SERVES VIDEOS! IM BEGGINNER (I PLAY 6 MONTHS) and i have only 4 serves (3 short and 1 long) and after one game my opponnent knows how to receive them. Thank you so much for this serves and keep it up! Love from Poland

[@sundarrajan2901]

Thanks a million dude. You are doing a great stuff to this sport.

[@arloaceves3215]

Thank you so much, the wait for these videos is too long!!!

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

LOL thx.. I had a cold and uhh this vid is pretty long too

[@Danilo-ri8gh]

I loved the preview for the next part hahaha Keep going your good work! Thank you!

[@jackdeery]

I love the introruction :) Keep the excellent videos coming. Thanks for your effort.

[@lumberjackboss4355]

Thanks for free and full tutorials man I got improved

[@meo1960]

Really appreciate your videos. Your so young and yet a very good player & teacher. Thank You.

[@tdinh7609]

Hi, where have you been, we miss your videos and your humors, please come back😃😃😃

[@bedantabordoloi]

Yes yes yes !!!! I want to improve my serve. Thanks a lot for your guidance👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 I want to impove my return of serve too

[@zoransaric2444]

Man, great video. Precise and simple explanation of all the variations of the service. Keep that work. I really enjoyed it :-)

[@woodsv2731]

Excellent videos as always! You had begun discussing kick serves but never really discussed on how to produce these extra spin serves. Please tell us in detail how to perform kick serves. Keep up the great work. Thank you!

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Um.. not too many tricks just contact the ball at the top and brush THx

[@germantrainer442]

Well done, till now the best serve tutorial

[@freaki0734]

Thank you a lot I don't have a lot of coaching going on at my local club your videos help me a lot

[@hypermike76]

Thank you very much for posting all this teaching/tips/techniques ! Your channel is surely one the best place on KZbin where to learn tabletennis properly ! By the way ,there are lot of vids explaining or teaching how to serve in a certain way but none of them explaining the next step , so after the opponent receive how should one prepare to go on with the rally and how to get in an advantage / attacking position . So what should be done after the serve to get a point ? Why sometimes we serve in a very affective way,with lot of backspin for example,but then we don’t win the point? It would be great if you can help me to better understand this ! Thank you any way... keep it up with these perfect lessons !

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

THX and that's a great suggestion. I kinda mentioned it (like for hook serve u should wait in the middle of the table for the third ball). But if I go into detail it'd be too long. This vid is mainly about serving and I'll probs dedicate another vid talking abt third ball attack.

[@hypermike76]

Tomorrow Table Tennis [Non-profit] thank you for the answer ! I didn’t mean that you should have discuss these things in this vid , I just wanted suggest a new topic for a new video and ask for some help in the rally development . Can’t wait to watch your next video ! Thank you .

[@Ali_Shafai]

Great video! I just discovered your channel and plan on watching all of your past content too. Where can I find all of those posters you have on the wall?

[@Kanoemirate]

From Nigeria 🇳🇬 with love. I'll deceive my opponent with these serves.

[@sandysmith1927]

Great video, demonstration and explanation! Thanks very much for doing it. I am learning the serves you taught and hope I can serve as good as you. Looking forward to more table tennis tutorials from you!

[@andyzhaott]

Christmas all over again! Thank you so much!!!!!!

[@gauravchopra9116]

谢谢，兄弟，您的教学视频。我刚刚在我的床练习了发球的一些样子。真有用及有效。感谢！

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

感谢支持哈哈哈！

[@gauravchopra9116]

Tomorrow Table Tennis [Non-profit] 谢谢您！请继续播放乒乓球教练视频！

[@zavamath]

You're Amazing!! Thank you!

[@mariaaustin1054]

Best demo on hook serve !

[@harrynguyen6861]

Great video, I mean it is excellent. It is better than my serving videos. Keep up the great work young talent.

[@eczavyr2899]

I've been waiting for videos from you ;)

[@КамранЭйвазов-л3о]

Спасибо за интересный урок ! Все четко на профессиональным уровне . Постараюсь повторить .🖐

[@yoho5114]

Thanks for sharing this video 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@burmesepython1654]

do you know any drills to practice the brushing technique for spinning the ball? thanks, love your channel btw!

[@ramyakhandel4461]

Very effective and useful video ...I have ever seen 😎😉😊

[@pourya.m3565]

Thanks for all serves

[@alsazonov]

I'm not even a competitive player by any means, but even I know that it's not allowed to toss the ball anything but straight vertically. Not allowed to hide behind the body like your camera angle suggests. And most likely is not allowed to loudly stomp when serving like someone in the comments section is suggesting. So what's left of this video is: serve with a fast motion but make a different kind of serve.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

You're right the rules are the rules. But many pros toss the ball like that, if not worse. The point of contact is usually open to the net in this video. It's just really brief, but if you slo mo it more you can see the contact. And I put the camera far away from (and at the center of) the table and zoomed in, so it might've affected the view. Loud stomps are ok I think. And I mentioned other things like placement, how to serve hook serves, what to do for the third ball attack, and much more. Anyways, thx for watchin.

[@elianeoliveira9729]

Alsazonov Just check ma long serve yesterday in world cup, it would be totally illegal in that logic haha

[@jefftimmerberg193]

Eliane Oliveira Ma Long's serves are blatantly illegal, but no referee enforces it, just like they don't call travelling in the NBA. However, I wouldn't recommend trying illegal serves in a lower level tournament because you're much more likely to get called out on it

[@elianeoliveira9729]

Sorry Jeff but that just doesn't make sense to me, because it isn't just ma long that do that that kind of serve. I don't believe ITTF would let that much of players do this illegal, in basket is kind different because if the other player make contact it doesn't count like travelling, so it's more likely the referee can make mistakes or make good calls. But in table tennis you got two referees and your opponent looking to your serve, so they would know it's ilegal. The only problem i see in this serve is about throwing the ball back, that ITTF says that must be nearly vertical, but that's is a recent change and the players are making modifications about that

[@Error-ve8df]

As long as you are able to see the contact at the point of their serve, it’s usually deemed as legal. Also, stomping as loud as you want is allowed. There are no rules against that.

[@hameedmusa-basheer8088]

the tutorial is amazing by the way... i am gonna practice those serves right away!.

[@TennisConditioningTV]

That’s not too bad - good job! ☺

[@jugendangelgruppeoranienba7210]

Ich habe jetzt auch angefangen in einer AG zu spielen und ich habe durch die Tricks immer mehr Vortschritte gemacht und ich bin auch immer besser geworden.Durch deine Tricks werde ich sogar zu Turnieren Eingeladen Danke Danke Danke

[@ahmedghazy944]

I'm from Egypt. U r exultant ❤❤

[@Bentong2212]

Thanks for that. Very nice of you to give away a free training like that. Peace out

[@danseemiller1279]

So hard to read the no spin and backspin. After a few times it becomes more clear. Thank you for your excellent technical advice. Dan Seemiller

[@besturdupoetry4748]

I won tornoment because of your serves tutorials thanks

[@PatrickChoi]

That ending was so funny haha Awesome!

[@lilianakohann5178]

Thank you for this video. So helpful!

[@giiieeexd]

Great Video! Very informative!

[@nguyenhieple6509]

When I tried your serve they really work

[@ali-alasady]

Thank you so much my friend ❣️❣️❣️

[@DJShamtown]

Great tutorial! Love how you worked in the meme too.

[@ad_zed9263]

0:29 i want to learn it please

[@ad_zed9263]

@@andyzhaott THX dude 👍👍👍

[@andyzhaott]

@@ad_zed9263 No problem! Good luck!

[@sanctuary70]

I really enjoyed Indian Wells this year. I think Serena is pushing herself too soon after having such a near-death delivery birth with that GORGEOUS OLYMPIA. But she lost to no one less than her own sister Venus. I really thought Venus would take it. But Naomi Osaka reminded me of Serena and Naomi beat Halep, #1! I guess what I'm trying to say is that was sweetly surprised. And Juan Martin del Potro... most definitely, exquisitely earned it! I was so happy for Federer to remember he's only human and yes also a sore loser. He didn't expect to lose and that is Federer's weakness. Conic truly scared Federer. Baya Naomi Osaka & JUAN MARTIN DEL POTRO! And yes your humility and good sportsmanship. Congrats! Good Indian Wells this 2018!

[@frankaylwardjr4986]

Honest question, if I were the opponent ( your camera angle) would it be an illegal serve bc I’m not seeing the full serve?? I’m new and learning so I could be wrong.

[@TheEviltunafish]

cant believe im watching this to improve in virtual reality tabble tennis game. how realistic games have become lol

[@ClownXmachina]

Table tennis is much more strategic than regular tennis ! I love playing in VR !

[@letslevelup112]

Great video ... I would love to learn all these great serves

[@torogi11]

this is very helpful, thank you very much, i really appreciate it..

[@RogerThat1945]

Great work. Domo, Arigato.

[@m30w35]

I got beat by my cousin and it was embarrassing so now I’m here thank u :))

[@khoidak-9801]

A very good video. Thank you to teach me

[@jcahbeach8413]

Thanks for this! 😍😍😍

[@michelandresaguileravaldes7604]

Súper bueno Muy buen tutorial!! Gracias

[@12440jayjay]

A good lesson! Because there is twising and turning of hand and body, may be opne can introduce TT Yoga!

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

AHHAA FUNFUN

[@jimilthakor3798]

Great bro...👍️thanks for teaching✌️

[@olujideogundeji3120]

Wow your videos are so good. Why did you stop making them. Can you make a video on how to serve short and half long serves

[@aerotus888]

Come back coach! We need you!

[@rahulshaw6929]

Very nice video 👍👍....it would be really helpful if you can explain how to do the third ball attack after doing these seves.... thanks a lot😊😊

[@short134life2]

Thanks for the video by the way you resemble Rich Chigga/ Rich Brian. 💯

[@prityjohn4448]

LEGEND COMES HERE

[@sombasu]

Thank you very much. Great video.

[@guesswho710]

very helpful and your english is good . what set-up do you use ?

[@aaditlama871]

You are the best

[@steven5261]

Great video!