Best Table Tennis Serves Tutorial. (Pt 3: fastest, backhand, pendulum) --- TOMORROW TABLE TENNIS

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Fastest serve @ 00:50, backhand serve @ 5:35, regular pendulum @ 14:07. This concludes the serving series. Hope you got something useful out of it. Now it's Q&A time!!

[@cristinasermasan.1965]

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[@kulaniscap]

I've been using a relatively cheap Dunlop Spin 300 bat and I've been putting some spin of the ball with much effort. What can I expect a Butterfly bat to play like? (Big improvement? It takes skill?)

[@SyedShaheerBinHussain]

He sits to get sever short to the net

[@SyedShaheerBinHussain]

And also getting more side spin when he come up

[@dungluongpham4415]

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[@rvdb5021]

your serve is so amazing, just a short movement and the spin is incredible

[@syednaseer982]

This guy is a legend.

[@cosmeticcarrepair]

I'll try and explain the Ovtcharov serve. He used to keep his head low to the table as a child when preparing to serve. As he grew taller he continued to keep his head low, which meant that he has had to squat lower and lower as his height increased. This is the explanation from the man himself.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

I SEE THX!!!

[@ThroatGods]

Can u plz upload again. These tutorials were amazing

[@F1rURules]

Best Serve tutorial series ever in youtube, ever. Thanks a lot, there is a huge work for me to do lol

[@acepsuryadi5519]

Video Tenis Meja ini sangat menarik untuk diterapkan dalam pertandingan dan juga latihan secara serus yaitu variasi Service yg bisa mematikan lawan

[@ZhiTian]

Thanks for this. Best technical and most thorough analysis video for tt I've watched.

[@patrickdeniso]

Thank you tabletennistomorrow! I learned a lot and you helped me so much! You are the best table tennis channel on KZbin!

[@ersattv]

Mantap!. Saya banyak belajar dari video turorian anda.. Terimakasih bro..!

[@ritupabanborah]

Very good and detailed one. Coach, Plz make some video for backhand- loop, topspin, smash, disguise,etc. Eagerly waiting....

[@diegomichaelson2849]

Nice video, I like it. You should make another video and teach us more serves. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 your videos really help me. 😬

[@jesuscordova7745]

I hope to learn a little more about this sport. I will continue watching your videos

[@gordon_wu]

Glad that you referred to penholders as well as it is hard to find good tutorials for penhold. In future, after explain the shakehand skill, can you briefly show the same thing with penhold?? Keep up the good work!

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

FOR SURE!! Usually they're pretty similar I'll mention the difference if there's one

[@КамранЭйвазов-л3о]

Добрый день ! Огромное спасибо за урок на профессиональным уровне ! Пусть Вашего языка не понимаю ,однако методика ведения урока доходчивы с показными играми !!! Ещё раз спасибо !🖐

[@xujinzhang5738]

I watched each of these serve video more than 5 times and find it helps me score more during after work games. Also thank you for decoding Ma Long. I’m actually surprised that Ma Long doesn’t use Reverse pendulum serve like Zhang Jike, maybe it’s because Zhang Jike serve is just obvious enough so it’s the same as a backhand serve. Also there’s a more advance trick to combine a normal pendulum serve with a hook, which used largely by Jun Mizutani.

[@canicetang8837]

It really depends on the server. If you have a pretty strong upper body and can do a strong standard reverse serve if Ortcharov by rotating his body like a reverse discus throw, then that alone might be enough. However, if you prefer to be more upright and don't need the exaggerated motion as much. Then you will definitely need to compensate the momentum by the whipping motion of your wrist and forearm to give you exactly the same motion. As a server, you can use the same serve with variety of motion, direction, speed and spins to your advantage. The possibilities can be endless.

[@xujinzhang5738]

Canice Tang Thanks for the explanation!

[@richardj6593]

You have the best videos on service by far!@

[@mrgydcollection6431]

Nice simple technic....but amazing best result

[@abhinavraje4346]

Great training videos, please continue posting. Thanks

[@MultipleCreations]

Hey bro!! You are the best;) My pendulum has improved a lot after watching your vid.. Now gonna watch part 2 again and try reverse pendulum..Thanx a lot for all the effort that you put into each video!!!All are really NOICE lol

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

AAHHAH Glad to help!!

[@markbrown3921]

Thank you so much for these Tutorials this will help me out so much to improve my service game and learn how to to corksrew spin

[@kdgr]

A really Tomorrow Table Tennis ! Really cool video! Thanks for all this information. Best regards from Berlin Jannis

[@СегрейКряж]

Круто. Вот это подачи. Буду пересматривать и пересматривать.

[@АндрейЗайцев-г9к]

Да это точно.

[@krcadinac]

This is phenomenal tutorial i am watching it over and over many times. Now, can you extend this tutorial to how to reply to all this great services.? Thank you and THANK YOU VERY MUCH.!! :)

[@ryangoodier267]

Great video u make it easy and I just subscribed

[@ram26470]

Thanks for your grt videos...... can you please make a video on foot work after serving from back hand corner to get to recovery position.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

CHECK out new video where I kinda mentioned it lool

[@joshz6236]

Thank you so much. I've been waiting for this for so long ;-;

[@remlengaad7]

thank you sir i learn a lot. kind of serving...

[@JAYDEV402]

I haven't seen the video yet. But, I'm sure it will be the masterpiece... Edit: as said earlier, the video is just superb! i think service tutorial has completed and i ask you to please make receiving videos as early as possible. thank a lot, dear friend!

[@zualfquarmohammed]

Fantastic video. Some great tips and serve technique

[@spkabrakabra9354]

Please post a video on counter topspin technique and how to do it confidently in a game situation

[@ArnonThai]

Very informative. I have learned a lot of new trick serves from your videos.

[@skrzypaktt9612]

The best coach TT on KZbin. I would like to see you on match, please add video with match if it is possible of course :)

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

I'll consider that! Thank you v much!!

[@candylaria5414]

Nice tutorials! Amazing how you can spin the ball with not much effort! What setup of equipment do you use?

[@LeoTaxilFrance]

Ovtcharov and low head. I thought it was evident for YOU. First, once one acquires a SUCCESSFUL habit in a stressful situation, then PSYCHOLOGICALLY (we are animals after all) one is "condemned" to execute some silly/ridiculous things, even if one understands the its usefulness. For example, I find ridiculous coming to the net to polish the table with one's hand before servicing. Secondly, his and similar tricks (for example throwing a ball very high for service) distracts / irritates a bit your opponents which is quite useful. Thanks for your video!

[@benberg1107]

The players aren't polishing the table, they're wiping sweat off their hands.

[@andyzhaott]

Best serving series I know of! I learned a lot, and my serving has improved a lot! I have one question though. What are your tips on getting the most spin possible on the serve?

[@TedSifu]

High toss serves produce the most spins

[@TedSifu]

Fh tomahawk is am easy one to do and it produces a lot of spin

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

THANKS. YES TedSifu. ANd uhh practice brushing on a bed or something lol

[@lb9817]

The wrist is super-important to get max. spin

[@devpatel7218]

Please also make video on recieving these serves

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

OK

[@saurabhagnihotri1267]

Tomorrow Table Tennis [Non-profit] Looking forward to that video

[@abdelrahmanmohamedafifi6879]

Dev Patel it would be really helpful

[@incognito8980]

Jaja

[@bosco008]

Holy crap dude. You are good at this!!

[@niklaskras5498]

something just came into my mind: if you do another serve tutorial please color some balls with stripes that makes it possible to visualize the spin for us. thanks for your videos! keep going!

[@stevenjonesbuhisan3083]

niklas kras

[@felmusik5043]

Please a tutorial of modern defender style! Joo Saehyuk my fav

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

HUUUM

[@nabilarahmawati3282]

Jossss tenan pokoknya semangat PINGPONG

[@re5valwind]

Thank you - I really learned a lot from your tutorials. They are very useful tips. I'm a smasher, just curios whether one can smash an under-spin return ball that is relatively high (upper arm to shoulder height). I hit several of them and they went into the net. The experienced players said my timing of hitting the ball was wrong - what is the right timing?

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

YES you can hit it hard so the spin would have very little influence. It's best to hit at its peak or just a bit before it.

[@weareanonymas]

Can you make a video showing more specifically how to generate top spin on the pendulum serve? I have a hard time doing it.

[@MakGames]

Imagine how painfull it must be to play against this guy, when he can literally serve a hundred of different serves xD Keep up the good work.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

AHAH LMAO

[@aarushvlogs398]

Your service is very good and nice and very fast

[@rydmerlin]

How many people have already hit the table with their paddle trying this serve?

[@Collector731]

he did it too, on 0:46 , notice how he checks his racket...

[@ikickslayer5851]

rydmerlin me boiii

[@stephensss4040]

Dima said its something he started when he was a kid that action it's on another video of his , and you forgot to talking about the step on the ground to kick off after service to move faster and trick them on sound of contact

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

RIGHT!!! THX for your input!

[@stephensss4040]

Tomorrow Table Tennis [Non-profit] ps best you tube channel :)

[@pawedziewit9170]

Best tutorials in KZbin

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

AHAHAHA

[@arhon888]

Great tutorial TTT. Your videos are exceptional. There seems to be a lot spin disguise when it comes to serving. Would love to see a vido on spin deception during actual game play.

[@richardj6593]

How many hours a week do you practice serve? What country do you train in?

[@bobcarb3091]

Excellent videos bro. From 1-3 Keep it up!!

[@CarlosGomes-wi2ti]

Congratulations. Really interesting channel! Could you do one video explaining Werner Schlaeger's service?

[@stephenfinn6885]

Thanks for posting. I am not trying to be critical, but trying to understand. I watched another video that said a serve has to be thrown straight up. Many of your serves seem to be thrown up and move toward your body. Are those legal serves? Thanks. I'm going to go try one of your things now.

[@whatevereyewant]

I’d imagine Dima stands so low partly to visualize where he wants to contact the ball and the other part is actuall contact the ball at the lowest point so it’s not only loaded with spin but difficult to touch safely which is why he gets a decent percentage of 3rd balls back that he can kill.

[@whatevereyewant]

Actually contacting*

[@ask4455]

I think you're right.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

HUUUM good point. But he has to stand up first then contact the ball so..

[@whatevereyewant]

He does come back up but still goes back down considerably before making contact so maybe the low thing is more visualization but he definitely contacts the ball low. If you google his name with tomahawk serve after there’s a 2013 vid that shows a good side angle.

[@paulchen6329]

thats not it, atleast not after his words. in some german interview he said that it is his habit he developed since his childhood

[@KappaMan123]

never clicked so fast on a video

[@suydo9394]

that tuyet voi ...cam on truong trinh..da cung cap...cam on...

[@destructor4878]

Thank you very much! I like your videos!

[@tabletenisdefenderstablete6455]

Please do the video about Anton Kallberg's serve.

[@roos3013]

thank you for your mission, man! :)

[@Hendrayana71]

good job tutorial👍👍👍

[@dariopiec9552]

Very good job .

[@enthymeme4856]

I appreciate these videos :D

[@kulaniscap]

You Rock man, if we were on the same campus I'd be your best friend :) Thumbs up

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

LOOOL THX!

[@alansnrarmstrong5113]

Very good 👍

[@mohdjunaid1064]

Best video coach mind boggling 👍

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

AHA

[@doominator2229]

I need help. I use PH grip, which feels better than SH. I tried all of the serves in your vids and the backhand, fastest and reverse tomahawk don't seem to translate well to PH. My reverse tomahawk i am fine with but the others a cannot do at all. Please help.

[@SpeedcubingCentralspeedcuber]

nice video! BTW just a side question, where can you buy table tennis posters like the ones you have in the back?

[@agusbudiwijaya]

Idk if you know if u know or not there's a kind of pendulum serve which hit the ball using downside of bat to create topspin. I really hope u make that tutorial.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

by downside you mean downward movement?

[@agusbudiwijaya]

Tomorrow Table Tennis [Non-profit] nope, I mean pendulum serve using backhand side to generate top side spin.

[@jmsgiagonia4151]

Nice serves!

[@larryttt]

Is the video supposed to start at 5:13? The link from the main video page takes us directly there.

[@misterrius5035]

can u share us what is your racket setup? (blade, rubber & etc)

[@TheTableTennisWizard]

Very good ✅🏓🔥

[@hutorohutoro2196]

great...for my playing example tehnic..

[@wests1de83]

can you explane, how to response to this kind of serves? :)

[@garrushalberstram4815]

THANK YOU! I HAVE MY FIRST CUP! 2ND PLACE

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

YEAAAII!!!!!

[@demhandzz]

Daaaam dude I thought part 2 was the last one! This caught me more off guard than *Half the Avengers deaths in Infinity War!*

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

LMAO ***SPOILERS***

[@phillipcrawley2994]

I'm looking to improve my chop and loop lob...some pointers please.

[@birdscanflywhycanti404]

Another great video

[@vyacheslavbrodovoy2039]

I'm an all-out attacker, so I like to receive aggressively, with a topspin or a flick whenever possible or even impossible) and my bat is offensive of course. What would you recommend me to do to improve my skills of receiving? I keep hitting some of sidespin serves away from the table, exactly to the sides they spin, even though I try to adjust the angle. And that happens even worse when I receive with a short push.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

I'll be making a serve receive series soon. STAY tuned.

[@benfb2]

Can you show long fast serve from reverse pendulum (such as from Timo Boll)?

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

YES ITS IN PART 2!!

[@benfb2]

Part 2 shows a few practice services of long fast reverse pendulum, but doesn't explain how to do it. With reverse pendulum, it's easy to keep the serve short but hard to make it long because it is a brush motion.

[@nordmende73]

Thank you!

[@shashankshekhar3562]

Can you do a video where you decode Koki Niwa's chopping technique?

[@lastxp]

You need to update these videos for the new rules. Can I just add that you can serve in a mirror/window or camera to gauge how well you are serving when practicing.

[@tevtev6227]

is...is. IS THIS A NEW VIDEO?!?!?!?!

[@정경환정경환-r8n]

Oh...... Good.......job Thank you so much😘😘

[@henriki8015]

Hey. Would you recommend to put three fingers on the handle when serving backspin or the pendulum serve? I noticed lately that I get more spin if some fingers on the handle (as you mentioned for power), then they act as a lever and give me better and more stable acceleration of the bat.

[@dp8894yt]

Can someone please explain how to read his backhand serve? I can’t tell when it’s topspin or backspin, the motions look very similar

[@josealejandroalvarezquesad2565]

thanks Nice serves

[@yeahboi3789]

Where did you bought the poster?

[@arnaudetchebarne9600]

Very nice vid TY

[@karlbjerke133]

Are the serves at 27:47 corkscrew serves?

[@afrillistendi6193]

Amazing ...👍

[@somebody5186]

Very nice!!!

[@tonycorazon4357]

Werry gut. Thenk you.🙏

[@karlmaier8904]

very helpful,thank you

[@DragonWarrior976]

Can you explain why players like Samsonov stand in the center and serve? What is the advantage of standing in the center vs standing in the backhand corner and serving

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

UMM he's very even on both forehand and backhand. It's easier for you to attack using forehand when standing in the corner, and more deceptive.

[@DragonWarrior976]

Tomorrow Table Tennis [Non-profit] You mean covering the backhand corner also with forehand? So players who are even on backhand and forehand stand more in the center and players who are forehand dominant stand in backhand corner while serving. But then look at Dima. He is having an amazing backhand but he serves the pendulum serve from the backhand corner and not from the center. So it means that there has to be some other reason.

[@mark-147]

In theory (almost impossible to judge right), couldn't you get extra topspin by hitting the near edge of the table?

[@virgilrobertoabban5235]

I think you make really good videos but can you please post more frequently

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

I CANT KEEP UP lmao

[@virgilrobertoabban5235]

Tomorrow Table Tennis [Non-profit] Yea I don’t blame you,it most be hard to make quality videos,reply to comments and manage your channel at the same time

[@Al_astory]

You are the best player in the world

[@trieuvansy6835]

many thks from Vietnam