Decoding Ma Lin's ghost serve --- TOMORROW TABLE TENNIS

[@breee8494]

one of the best tutorials i`ve ever seen..the explanation was nearly perfect. well done dude :)

[@paulispaul1974]

Incredible explanation. Thank you very much.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thank you ＾ｖ＾

[@1970pizza]

Brilliant tutorials , thank-you for posting these video's , you helping a lot of people improve their game

[@wingtolau6553]

Great illustration and in depth explanation. Can learn a lot from somebody who really knows the game and relates key info. Much appreciated.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

THank you >.

[@gauravchopra3677]

I've learnt many new serves because of your channel ♥️

[@wingtolau6553]

One of the best discussion, illustration and know-how, much appreciated, learned a lot. Keep up with the good work.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thank you ・∀・

[@petertang3903]

In fact Ma's most dangerous serves are - heavy back spin and no spin, both look very similar it's very hard for the opponent to judge the spin. If you've been notified what sort of spin you're going to receive, then to receive a serve would not be too difficult!

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

You are right, it's all about deception!

[@jaysharma5822]

Amazing video with an in-depth explanation. Can you make another video about adding backspin to your generic serves?

[@Eric-vl8le]

just shop

[@emtehabsa1363]

I'm sorry..I just found your video..this is awesome..my question is do you have to flick or use your wrist? thank you 🙏🏾

[@raqueem5803]

Hi, after watching your video, first I thought it's nonsense but after mastering my technique, I realize that you're a genius :) I liked all of your videos and thank you so much!

[@KinshukJoshi]

Greetings from India. I normally watch table tennis videos of emratthich and pingpangwang (I don't know, chinese language though). Yours is the first video, which was decent, aptly described and took care of small bits of the serve handling. Not many cover this aspect. Great work, keep uploading good videos. Subscribing your channel and would regularly visit for your new videos. Thanks.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thank you -v-

[@Oueax]

Yeah. Emrathich sucks, he doesn't speak proper english and talks bullshit sometimes.

[@KinshukJoshi]

Oueax, I don't agree with views. Nonetheless, I can't stop you either.

[@nikkelssonn6388]

Oueax Emratthich just do videos about chinese table tennis its different from western so tjats why it sounds bullshit but its very interesting because china dominates table tennis. I also watch tomorrow tt because this guy is very good at explaining things clearly.

[@zainali795]

God bless ya man Expert, no nonsense advice for free Improved within minutes of training!

[@gabeevans4625]

I find that when I use my wrist to get more spin I get too much side spin. I'm not following through, and I'm holding the paddle flat, what else could I do to get rid of the side spin?

[@christianwu1309]

its with point of contact and when the ball hits your racket. its about timing

[@NicoLBell]

your channel is great. then for backspin serve the point of contact is in the middle of the blade or in the edge? Thanks!

[@neroma]

You are using red rubber on forehand side. Do you feel any difference between red and black regarding spin and speed ?

[@Soper79]

Nice video. Good tip on being sure to not follow through. People who serve with a lot of follow through makes it easy IMO to see what spin they had on it. Furthermore, with a short snappy contact, you get to your after fake motion sooner. Keep up the good work.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Exactly! :)

[@cantelwong]

Almost there, Add fake follow through motion to make it perfect

[@LightingFlick]

How much do u practice to master this serve ? If I may ask

[@crimebelt]

No

[@giongo213]

Very good video, thanks. Good explanation

[@sochivykhieng8805]

Thanks so much for your good and clear explanation and demonstration.

[@劉備-z1v]

実は私もその様にしてます笑 ボールが戻ってきたり端っこに行ったりとか出来るよね笑 ポイントは手首、腰、当てる瞬間に切る感じですよね笑

[@andyzhaott]

very in-depth and informative. Thank you very much!

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thank you (　＾∇＾)

[@abursuk]

Most detailed explanation ever. Helped a lot.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thank you ( ᐛ )و

[@mayankchaturvedi5950]

i would like to see Dima serve next time.

[@dungsango]

what kind of racket and rubber do you use ? Tanks

[@ChaiKirbs]

the tilting up was what I wasn't doing. That's so important, thanks!

[@ng1163]

Keep up the good work. I am learning a lot from your videos.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thank you ＾ｕ＾

[@sombirbulyan6450]

Thanks dude....this is the best explanation for the ma Lin backspin serve....I loved it man.....thanks a lot....

[@chickenman555]

That was awesome. From that I learned a lot about ghost serve.

[@peterxxxxxxxxxxxx2]

Great video. Just one question, I when I serve backspin I tend to get some balls that stop and go to the right side of the table, like Mizutani's serve. Any advice how I can make it pure Backspin?

[@someonecd9764]

hit it at the bottom

[@pingpong6023]

Technique well explained. Looking forward for more video to come.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thank you ^_^

[@chinchang9382]

周育如

[@darvan3996]

Nice video, very informative and most importantly it's in english (lol)

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thanks!! Indeed lol!!

[@SpaceBird_Aerospace]

One of the best explanation

[@marcossalguero3418]

Hello im from arg love ur vid can u explain me a thing this serve can use for competitions?

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

It's a useful serve as a pure backspin serve. However, in competitions, you don't need the ball to come back to the net so you can add a bit more force to it!

[@tuanphan3399]

Hey, did we use the wrist?

[@manish4094]

Hey can you please tell me which rubber and blade do you use?

[@asianal]

great video, yo're a funny guy and look like Xu xin!

[@achyuthag8329]

Why is the hight toss important.can we stay with the low toss if we are comfortable with it.

[@vanshajcooldude2006]

Achyutha Gnananashekar high toss = more spin and less forward force required ...u should pay attention to the video

[@johanneswu9743]

Nice job, quick question . You need the Chinese rubber to make this work correct ?

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

I'm using Tenergy 05 in this video. But Chinese rubber would definitely make serves spinnier : )

[@jimmynguyen231]

I really like your videos best tutorials ive seen

[@tejasmody1982]

what equipment do you use?

[@markeb1312]

For those srruggling with the ghost serve, try slanting your bat a little bit on the front then while brushing straight it out, this worked for me but not sure for others.

[@anishpadhi4410]

Really awesome way of explaining this....!!! U rock...!!!

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

THX lol^

[@mariodelrio6865]

Very good video! Thanks for the subtitles

[@lumberjackboss4355]

Thank you again I learned the ghost serve so soon form your videos

[@bssalin]

the movement of my hand on the ball contact should be smooth or rough? Its hard to me serve short and heavy because when I try increase the spin, usually the ball goes very long and bounces just once on the table.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Watch the Mizutani's video. Hope it could help you with that.

[@Dawsong120]

Hello. I have a problem. I have been practicing this back spin for quite some time, but I can't seem to get enough spend to make the ball come back towards me. Even if I brush the ball on its bottom as hard as I can, it will just hit the table and continue forward, even if it has barely any forward momentum. I have a decent paddle with sponge in the middle and pretty good grip and plastic "Ping Pong The Original" balls. Is it my equipment, or anything I'm doing wrong? Thanks.

[@monikabhatia2287]

Which ply and grips do u have??

[@ralfapadantya5241]

Thanks for the video, the explanation is easy to understand

[@E3RAF__AKTR]

I want to know how to make a top spin serve

[@thexldibber4674]

what racket do u use?

[@josejuan4190]

excellent video, can you do a backhand backspin serve please...

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thanks! More serving videos to come!

[@DHUUSS]

Спасибо брат за разбор подачи Ма Линя! Я сам такую подаю) Удачи!

[@PrueTing]

Thanks for the video. Can you also share some penhold techniques?

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Sur and TBH the mechanics are very similar : )

[@habibflaha702]

some times the Boll Ponce ones on the table and come back to words me other times twice.. Can you please explain way

[@kevinhuang2068]

Love the original content! I would suggest a intro that you use in every video.Also try to use the same microphone or filming device to make the experience more enjoyable!

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thanks a lot man! I also noticed that problem when I was editing lol

[@brendancwc6188]

Everyone can be a good player , but not everyone can be a good coach , although I’m not good at table tennis , I will try it by following your advice 😀

[@AbileWiratmaka]

Rich chigga

[@SkyreeXScalabar]

I can't unsee

[@lumberjackboss4355]

It's cool he is rich because we watch non paid lessons in tabble tennis 😉

[@mintkin_mania4098]

シャムで草

[@James-ff2kx]

rich brian

[@crimebelt]

Wdym?

[@wildyrspker3537]

Nice video! Try adding steps (like #1 you do this, #2 you do that) and summarize your key points. Makes guide more enjoyable and it's quick. Loves your jokes at the beginning and the way you said it makes it better :P. However, being more energetic will prevent people from getting bored while learning (making learning fun :D). Good luck in future videos! (Make one for newbies on how to play table tennis xD)

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thank you so much! Great advice! See you in future videos!

[@kumakanai]

Wildy RSpker you’re bad

[@rudrachoksi]

Thank you 🙏🏻. Loved your work

[@monikahovanova8518]

Super. What blade and rubber ?

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thx! I used Viscaria and Tenergy 05 on both sides in this video.

[@chikoyla]

Thanks for sharing and more power. Looking forward for more videos.👍

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thank you (*^▽^*)

[@matthiewharjanto9355]

please share more video on serves, thanks

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Coming soon.. : )

[@tofusoyboi]

Thx i learned how to do it and for now just practicing my backspin on the floor and i can say its going very well now i just have to wait 2 days to test it out at school thanks!!

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

LOL good luck let me know how it goes

[@tofusoyboi]

Tomorrow Table Tennis [Non-profit] well its harder than it looks i got the spin right but i Can't get the service right it goes over my court and striaght to the enemy court got any tips on how to still hit. It hard that the spin is good but it hits my court too?

[@levelxtreme393]

Please tell me how to do tomahawk serve

[@yugmata8175]

Hey teach us forehand smash as well as backhand smash My ball is coming back at first tip please tell me how to do

[@parasleonidas2833]

as always great video, well done

[@chtiguitare]

Thank you for the good explications. I like. À bientôt 👍🏓

[@alianwar2857]

I'll suggest every one to watch this video

[@richardjochman2411]

0:54 Eat it 😂😂😂

[@crimebelt]

Lol I noticed too

[@ArcherCat69]

Why do people always serve with only thumb and index? Do they switch back to normal after?

[@andrewhasbigbrain4496]

yea they do

[@andrewhasbigbrain4496]

thumb and index helps you use the wrist more which causes more spin

[@bintarosehat3622]

Great Instruction, thank you. please reverse pendulum serve and backhand serve

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

THX! Coming soon : )

[@blessingshhj997]

Tomorrow Table Tennis [Non-profit] waiting

[@javierromanjimenez1273]

Please make a video explaining how to develop a good footwork

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Sur I'll do that in future vids!

[@ali-7519]

Amazing EXPLAINATION . Keep it UP 👍👍👍👍

[@marleiserashford396]

Great lesson. Thanks.

[@cosmeticcarrepair]

Very informative and funny video. Thanks.

[@yuchengzhang9680]

Your videos are absolutely amazing! Thank you so much! I have two questions, one regarding ‘rotate your body while serving’, not sure how to actually do it; another one about ‘relax while preparing for loop’, I don’t understand what it means and how to change if I am not doing it now. Where are you in Canada? I am in Ohio, US, would really love to know how I can support your project. Yucheng

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Hi Thank you! I explained a bit more on the first question in the new Mizutani's video, check it out! "Relax before the loop" means you shouldn't tense up before you contact the ball, especially your arm and hand, so that you can use those muscles when you need to (ie acceleration of stroke at contact). I live in Markham rn. It's already great support that you're watching my videos. You can always share them with other people. And if you're interested in more actions, you can always email me. Thanks again!

[@NickAshleyOfficial]

Wow, you are amazing! Everything I wanted to know! Thank you!

[@shivaniaggarwal2827]

You are very helpful make more videos on ghost serves

[@b04-aquisapkeithnathanielt42]

How to prevent hitting it upwards?

[@trieuvansy6835]

thk u very much for ur video. U 've got good technique.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thank you ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ

[@rahulshaw6929]

Very nice video 👍👍

[@axtoine7897]

Thank you!!!! I Will use this serve for my high school games

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

YEEE you got this

[@AxlKai]

You play at mttc? In Sauga?

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Markham

[@shanntok5786]

Is it me, or whenever I try this, there is not that much backspin. I was wondering if it was my bat or something. There would be lots of topspin when I did a forehand loop, but when I did a backspin serve the ball does not have much spin.

[@paulocorreia2024]

Very nice. Thanks.

[@deye2766]

Thank you very much.

[@Anonymous.-669]

Thanks it was a very helpful video

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Glad it helped : )

[@silaturahmitenismeja1901]

great lessons, terima kasih

[@petrusincraian198]

Very helpful . Thanks .

[@campin13]

What will this do to the defenders return? Will it force him to hit it high or low? Pls answer cause I want to learn this serve🙏

[@afghanlily8606]

Noah Campagnolo normally this serve unreturnable. If u get get the return serve from opponent it probably heavy backspin

[@crimebelt]

Omg this is what I want!

[@nlj2512]

Can you show reverse pendulum serve

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

SUR coming soon : )

[@badbreathdunghead2683]

Marin's serve s unbelievable the opponent that receives perfectly is more incredible lol

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

YEAA maybe I can do a video on receiving LOL

[@oafrette]

Thank you!

[@priyatamsriwastav8564]

Thanks ...very useful

[@rog944]

You rock!!!- Roger and Dan

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

!!! XD

[@peytonglass745]

Great video

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thanks : )

[@pingpong6023]

Topspin serves would be great.

[@Rosaceae1]

Topspin serves are usually not very good serves, though, at least to my knowledge.

[@annuraj6500]

great job

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

Thank you!! : )

[@TheGconrad]

That is an awesome shirt

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

LOL THX XD

[@TheGconrad]

Any idea where I could get one? Since I will never play at over an 850 level at least I could look the part.

[@shogrran]

Tomorrow table tennis --- this is exactly what I say to myself everyday... and I never got to playing table tennis again.

[@tomorrowtabletennisnon-pro1001]

LOL WHY? follow your passion, pick up your racket!!