Training 101 | Serving | PingSkills | Table Tennis
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2018
- In this training session you'll continue working on your consistency before focusing on developing a legal serve. Then we'll look at learning a fast serve and then improve your accuracy. We'll finish off the session with a fun game for which you'll need to know the basic table tennis rules.
Before watching this video you should look at the "How to Serve" tutorial - www.pingskills.com/tutorials/...
and the "Table Tennis Rules Overview" tutorial - www.pingskills.com/tutorials/...
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Good luck with your table tennis.
Cheers,
Jeff Plumb and Alois Rosario 
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What would we ever do without you guys
Haha, thanks for your support :)
Thank you for uploading this tutorial series, they're really helpful ! You guys are great teachers/coaches :)
You're welcome. Thanks for your support.
Thank you so much guys. This is helping me a lot
Great training thanks
great video. thank you sir
thank you alois and jeff. very good video for all table tennis player.
You're welcome.
This is awesome now I have something to practice on thanks!
You're most welcome.
PingSkills Thanks for your great tutorials I have learned a lot from you guys!
Great video sir.. I was waiting these type of video so long.. Chapter 1 and 2 is very good... Thabk you for these videos and i have learned many things from your previous videos.. And now handling side spin serve very easily.. 😂 :)
Great to hear you are improving. Keep up the good work!
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good coaching material, this will help everyone difenetly
Thanks for your kind words.
Very good
Thanks :)
At 8:53 Alois goes down love-one because love always wins.
Meanwhile, Jeff goes up one-love because he wants to get together and feel alright.
haha nice one :)
Great lessons. Where can I buy those markers?
Good question. A PingSkiller made them for us so I don't know where you can buy something similar. You can just use anything that would act in the same manner.
@@pingskills You should sell them on your website, I will buy them first!
Can you do a video how to return a long backspin serve with a topspin?
This is the stroke you need to use - www.pingskills.com/tutorials/advanced-strokes/forehand-topspin-against-backspin
Thanks
I have some problems in my backhand top spin ..
How can I train in a simplified and correct way?
Have you seen our tutorial? - www.pingskills.com/tutorials/intermediate-strokes/backhand-topspin-against-block
i'm hoping that a more advanced tutorial about serving will come. I don't feel that my pendulum serve is good enough, my opponents can return my serve pretty easily. It may be that my serve lacks spin, i don't know
same, i really dont know what im doing wrong
Often I find that my serves lack spin because I contact the ball too flatly, or I'm gripping my bat too rigidly.
I find the best remedy is to practice spinning the ball onto your hand (throwing the ball at the bat at an angle to impart spin, and letting the ball spin in your hand--you'll need dry hands and a dry ball for this), and to bounce the ball on my bat a few times before serving to get a feel for the ball on my blade.
Checkout our serving and receiving videos - www.pingskills.com/categories/serving-and-receiving
An easy way to get more spin off the pendulum is -
1. Contact the ball on the side.
2. Get a nice wrist flicking motion (start without the ball)
3. Use your core muscle to give direction and speed. The good core movement also allows for more speed on the serve.
May I ask both of u, what to do if u don’t have the thing u use for the target?
You can use anything, a piece of paper, a cup, just something you can aim at.
PingSkills thank u very much I have become a seeded player in my country because of u guys
Great to hear. Keep up the good work!
Where can I buy the colorful targets you were using?
Someone made them for us so you can't buy ones exactly like this unfortunately.
I have one question, how to properly throw the ball up when doing a pendulum serve
Watch our video on the basic serve as we explain how to hold the ball and throw it up for a legal serve - www.pingskills.com/tutorials/basic-strokes/how-to-serve
Just like any other serve. The toss is not any different.
Hi Alois,
I've been playing table tennis casually for a few weeks and I'd like to get into it deeper. The closest club to me is 1h30 away so your videos have been a great help. I'm currently playing with a decent racket that costed around 30-40$ a few years ago. I'd like to upgrade from this and I thought maybe the rubber was worn off so I'd like to hear what you think. I feel like I have more of a defensive playstyle but I don't know if it's just because I'm a beginner, although my opponents don't play similar to me. So far I was thinking with this:
-DONIC Waldner Allplay Blade or keep using my current blade
-Palio Extreme spin Rubber and maybe something with short pips on the backhand side
My reasoning was tacky rubber for chops and finishing loops and something less sticky for blocks or switching it up. Will this setup be an upgrade over what I currently have or should I just change out the rubbers on my current racket ? The one I have seems to be all in one piece except for the handle, it is of swiftflyte brand. What should my budget be looking like if I want the equipment to last me ? Or am I just overthinking this and I go back to practicing ?
Thank you for going through my decent wall of text. I liked the video "match stategy playing as a chopper" very informative and easier to integrate into my game since it explain a whole strategy rather than single shots.
Before deciding your playstyle. Get the strokes down - like the pushes, counters - and get an overall feel for these strokes.
Removing rubbers off of the pre-made racket is nearly impossible.
I personally would recommend you get the strokes down. Practice for 3-4 weeks and then decide your playstyle. Then accordingly, select your custom built racket.
Great to hear you are getting back into the game. A good place to ask these types of question is on the "ask the coach" section of the page where we check regularly. You certainly don't want to be changing equipment every few weeks but since your bat is a couple of years old it certainly is time to get something new as the rubbers will most likely have worn out, There's nothing wrong with keeping your old blade and also the DONIC blade you mentioned sounds good too. If you can easily afford it I'd consider getting a new blade too just because it's fun to get new equipment :) plus sometimes on the pre-made bats it can be hard to get the rubber off due to the way they are glued on in the factory.
As for the type of rubber we aren't really equipment experts so don't keep up with the thousands of rubbers available and so I haven't tried the Palio rubbers though I have heard some good reports about the brand in general for starting out. We recommend Mark V or Sriver as a good general all round rubber that will help you learn all the strokes. Often I like people to have normal rubber on both sides when learning before trying something like pimples as it teaches you more about spin. However if you really want to go with some kind of pimples then that's OK too.
As for a budget you can just check how much 2 sheets of Mark V or Sriver are on some of the websites and use that as a guide. In terms of how long things will last, a blade should last many, many years. The rubbers will last on average 100 playing hours. So if you play 2 hours a week they will last around a year. If you play 20 hours per week they'll only last you around 5 weeks.
Again welcome back to the sport. I'm glad our videos are helping you and be sure to checkout PingSkills.com where you can watch all the videos in an organised fashion, and ask us any questions too.
Cheers,
Jeff.
Makes sense, I'll see if the rubbers are removable on my current racket and I'll try to figure out my playstyle.
When I am doing a ghost serve, would it be better to serve it higher so it goes back over the net or lower so it hits the net?
Butter Bread lower
Lower is usually best. The higher serve tends to be too slow.
Ok
A higher serve might allow the opponent to come around and smash.
But they won't have time though
How play a ball which edges the table I really lose points because of that Saliq
It's really hard to get back an edge ball and there's no real technique for it. Just do your best and get on with the next point.
2:14 First guy looks so weird. He was like dancing
That's me. I'm a pretty good dancer :)
I got 73
Well done.
xu xins serve
Do a very very fast serve
Like this? ruclips.net/video/ajh_WOMp70A/видео.html
only 4/6 targets or approximately 60%. Meh.. thats a poor score. btw, I just did 73 shots in 30 seconds with my partner!
Well done!