How To READ & RECEIVE Pendulum Serve | Pro Tactical Training Tutorial #3 | Table Tennis / Ping Pong
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
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Tactical Training on how to read and receive Pendulum Serve tutorial. Insights to understand spin rotation and how to deal with when placed on the table.
Time Stamp
0:00 - Intro
0:21 - Thank you
1:17 - Understand rotation
2:37 - Spin explanation
3:30 - How to read spin
4:17 - Forehand receive
5:55 - Backhand receive
8:05 - Outro
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Thank You, you are great coach 😘
Werry gut thanks
Thanks for always leaving me a comment Roger!! I am happy to hear your feedback always :)
perfect coach🔺🔺🔺🔺
Thanks :) How's your training been?
Verry gut expliquesion. Thenks a lot
You have very good and clear presentations, so it’s understandeble that you grow in subscribers. Congrats!
Thank you very much! I was actually worried I over talked in this one. To some extent it is a lot of information to run through :)
I'm left-handed. I've recently decided to loop attack any serve or return that is long to my forehand - and it's working pretty well. I'm having more issue with doing a backhand loop attack and tend to default to a backhand flick just after the ball hits hits my side of the table (on the rise). Your videos are helping. Glad more and more are watching - it really is great information.
Ahh David I feel you. It’s a very common thing to fall under to with the backhand. Similar to me when I started.
I’ll do the backhand loop with an assistant player for real life examples and all!!
@@DublinTableTennisClub that would be great - thanks.
Yes, their video was very informative and interesting🙃💜
thank you for another great video!
How’s your techniques looking like?
If you have any issues email me a video of you playing and I’ll coach you for free!!
@@DublinTableTennisClub thanks a lot! I may record video and send you!
The best table tennis videos for training on the internet. Excellent, keep it up!
Wow thanks Keith!! Massive compliment 😳😊 I will get better and better with bigger and better production as well!!
@@DublinTableTennisClub Eddy your videos are amazing, well done! Would it be possible sometime to do a video about returning strong sidespin serves? (left and right). I still get caught out occasionally and any help would be really helpful. Thanks again for your instructional videos, they are exceptionally useful and you have a great way of teaching. Many thanks😄
Just to clarify (left to right) like the type of spin you get from reverse pendulum / backhand serve?
But, sure I can :) I do not have a person to help, but my robot can put lethal spin ha
@@DublinTableTennisClub Many thanks for the reply Eddie, your videos have helped me so much and you really put them over well! And yes, any advice how to best respond to pendulum serves (both) and especially Tomahawk serves regarding angle of bat, whether to push or spin back and any other tips. I am playing in the league know and still get caught out occasionally. Thanks again, not only for your brilliant videos, but also taking the time and trouble to respond. Nice one! Kind regards, Keith
Yeah I will for sure do a video on that :)
Eddie, very helpful information. Some demos of receiving the serves would be helpful though. Thanks,
100% agree!!! This was filmed height of Covid so I had no one that could assist me. At the time I thought when will I so I chanced to do this topic / video :)
I'm having a lot of trouble with the long pendulum to the BH corner, especially when it has a lot of SS, some BS and some speed. Maybe you can do a follow up demonstrating that part.
Yeah I feel you. That was my first weakness / problem that I came across when learning to play / started to play matches.
The best way is to counter attack with a backhand topspin / loop and use more wrist than a full arm follow through cause the ball has enough pace to be returned and then build yourself up to create more speed with arm.
Once I get a chance to bring along players as helpers in the video, I will for sure do this topic :)
Thank you Sir Edie for teaching us proper techniques of playing table tennis correctly. I am a new coach in junion high school here in the Philippines.
Good luck and enjoy your journey Rhodel! If you ever need advice or want to chat about building training plans etc let me know :) Glad to help!
Thanks a lot for a beautiful explanation.
I think your video will add much value if you demonstrate what you are explaining.
I know 😫 TOTALLY agree, but with the restrictions in my country I am still not able to bring along players. But, it is for the future :)
Is there any video you want me to do with real examples maybe?
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Thank you again
Ideas for videos
Topspin from inside the table
And
Footwork for forehand multiball topspin, one from forehand, one from the middle and one from backhand
Solid ideas :) multi ball drills I haven’t thought about. Thanks 😊
it is a helpful informative video, thank you. I have a little note that it will be more helpful, I hope you explain while you are showing us how to apply during the whole video.
Thanks for your comment :)
Yes I have noted that and for a robot to help me for the future videos. Presentation is a must and I agree with you 😊
Eddie, thanks for all the information and support. I'm having a problem with my servers. I, as a beginner server, just simple servers, but I lose points .as it either ends up in the net or out of the board
Try to learn the backhand serve first. And the best and easiest answer is you need more practice and time to be put on the table. Serves is all about touch and contact so you need to exercise that as much as you can. Literally to spend 20min on the table with target training could go a long way if you do it each session :)
I have a tutorial on the backhand serve on my channel! One of the first videos I have ever made :)
Thanks sir... Pls share a video about how to read and receive the shovel serve...and the correct distance to a Player counter the serve..
Ha the “shovel” serve? Ok cool. I’ll look into it. I’m not sure if we are having cultural differences, but I’ll research it :)
Thanks for you comment I really appreciate and I definitely learned something new too 🏓🔥
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Give you one like! It will be better if you spend more your time to demonstrate situations! Thank a lot!
Noted :) and once our restrictions are lifted to clubs re-open I’ll have more players to help me 🏓🔥
Hi from Iran. I just found your channel. I'm 35 yo and I started playing table tennis professionally about5 months ago. isnt it too late, to imrpove? anyways thanks for your high-quality content and simple explaining. keep the good stuff going :)
Hi mate :) Well done on picking it up, but I do have to give you a warning though. This sport is highly addictive haha Thank you for your kind words :)
And no of course not :) If you keep it simple and follow the instructions of the basic techniques then your progress will be quite fast. Just make sure during matches you stick to your style and techniques. Its best to lose doing the correct things rather than win by doing weird habit methods :)
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Thanks for your response buddy,
That just gave me hope and motivation.
Thank you
Always man :) and send me videos of you playing at dublinttc@gmail.com and I can coach you further if you want :)
Can you do a tutorial on how to recieve a tomahawk serve?
Yes for sure :) but for that one exactly and potentially reverse pendulum I want to do it with a partner. To see in more realistic examples and tutorial :) but, it’s on the list
@@DublinTableTennisClub Thank you!
@@DublinTableTennisClub I have troubles with recieving the tomahawk serve, Im left handed and it comes to my backhand fast and spinny and I dont know what to do.
Ok I got you 🙂🏓
Please can you help me with some rocket I'm in Ghana
Hi Isaac,
Sure, what can I help you with exactly? Picking one for you?
Kill the cheese music!
Haha TRUST ME!! You do not want the background echo haha
Turn the bloody music off please.
Yes we have noted that for the future :) We do need some sounds in the back because there is a massive echo from the big hall, but we have fixed this issue for the future videos!!
Drawn out intro drawn out explainations. Do people actually coach using the terms clock wise? The ball spins to backhand side and you hit it forehand side and move on from there
Yeah I agree to the length because it is so hard to teach and show experience as a tutorial video, but I thought it was important to try :)