Thank you so much for These Tipps 👍That will Help me a Lot in Matches ‼️ I'm returning the Most serves to passive now i can read this serves early enough ‼️🥳💪 Because of this Video i can be ready for suprising and difficult serves 🔥 Thank you Guys you're Doing a great Job 💪❗
Sometimes, the opponent puts so much spin on it, that you actually can’t attack it or take it early. So yeah sometimes you have to wait a little bit for the ball.. all in all good tips I’m gonna keep an eye on the racket angle now, when I receive the serves.
@@JoshuaGrahl yes Normaly i can't read the Ball before He have Hit it and then i Look at the Ball and know the Spin very well but i can't Attack or Return very difficult for the opponent. In Matches i will remember These Tips and can Attack fast/ Long very good🤗❗
Just love it!! Really needed a 🏓 boost. Tom gave a session at our club,18 months ago... such passion and patience...and we all need loads of that,these days!!!! Seriously,great, sound advice.Top draw Dan/Tom. 👍👍
Great tips as usual! Some players when they can't handle a serve have the intention to go closer to the table. And try to catch the serve earlier but are so close they don't have time to decide topspin, flip or push. I normally advise them to take a half step back especially on heavy spin serves. Moving forward on a serve is easier then moving backwards. Thanks for sharing Dan and Tom!
yeah me neither, i always kept an eye on the bat angle. this could be useful for simpler serves . howeverm you could have a flat elbow and drop the wrist to confuse people. ultimately it is the angle of the racket with respect to the ball that counts.
It's important to mention listening to the contact sound of the blade on ball in addition to visual cues. Soft contact is usually spinny and loud sound is usually fast and generally topspin.
Hi Tom & Dan, Thanks for this very useful & helpful video lesson. Returning serve is one of the most difficult skills in TT. It will benefit to many lesser experience players to enjoy the sport. Thanks. 👍🏓
Situation gets tricky people hide their elbow until they make contact with the ball. Like having body covering up your racket and elbow positions, they will toss the ball near their making the toss visible, making the contact visible with the racket (makes the service legal), it's becomes harder to judge the amount of spin on the ball. Also I learned few points through this video, thanks a lot.
Incredibly insane tips i can say. We are waiting for equipment reviews especially something from Darker. There is no video about this company and I really want to see the products of this company. Thank you so much for these amazing videos.
Great tip about aiming where the opponent’s racket started its swing. Nice additional way to think about counteracting the spin. Love this channel. Thanks!
Really love your videos TTD Lots of information to collect from you all guys!! And it is my wish to meet you all guys in future, if i get a chance!! 👍 All the best, Happy Table Tennis🏓
Thank you so much for being meticulous to the details. Great communication connected me with the intricacies of this topic, which would otherwise been difficult to identify and express.
tip 6: switch to playing penhold :D way more fun to return serves tip for classic pendulum sidespin serves: angle you bat like on hock serves and you can easily place the return wherever you want
I absolutely love watching your videos but i have yet to see anything about how to play as a defender. Just think that it would be a pretty intesting topic! 👍😁🏓
@@TableTennisDaily Serve RETURN and following your own serves with 3rd ball attacks are the keys, I'd say. Your serves can be average, as long as you're great at following them with attacks on the 3rd or 5th balls. You can nullify your opponent's top tier serves with great returns too, and that stops their 3rd or 5th ball attacks from being strong. In fact, it allows you to get in the first attack more often also. This is the plastic ball era. Serves were the key in the celluloid days because great returns couldn't really nullify great serves. You could actually win points on the serve a lot more often, which meant that you could feasibly try to go for points right from your serve. You didn't have to be as great at 3rd ball attacks because serve returns weren't as good. Also, it was less likely that the returner would get in the first attack. So yeah, serves were the key back then. But, I don't agree that they are now.
I am a penholder in table tennis but my coach tells me to play with shake hand grip. Due to my penhold, i often flick the back cause its like an easy offense for a short ball and the reaction time of the opponent needs to be up to date with the speed cause of the variation of rubber speed now a days
I wanted to ask something.. Table Tennis Daily Where is your campus located Actually i know it is in England (if i am not wrong) but, where in England I would be too pleased if you answer this👍
Not only that, but this video is telling 33,000+ low-level players (including whoever is reading this comment right now) exactly what to do to make their serves exactly the opposite of what Dan and Tom are telling us to read what we think the serve is. Eg. I will now practice making strong backspin with my elbow _high._ And, I will serve down the line with a strong body twist, because that body twist tells my opponent the serve is going to his _forehand._
PLS review the xiom ignito I have this blade and I want to know what are u gonna say to this blade so plsss review it....... BTW I love the way u give tips....... From the Philippines 🇵🇭😊😊❤️
What would have been good to see was for you to break down the serves you struggled with as you showed in the video highlights and why. Using these videos as visual aids and why you struggled, as these are real world examples and better than fabricating it in the studio. Just an observation. Other than that great tips and vid.
The hardest serve to return is the backspin half long which the second bounce is 1cm behind the white line. I totally can't return it because it's hard to push short and difficult to attack. Also because I wouldn't want to damage my racket so I always have problems with that serve.
U know what’s funny is I play eleven table tennis vr and meet people who have impossible serves to return but it’s funny cause I’m on the side of the impossible serves
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What tips do you have to return those tricky spiny serves? Be sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more 🔥
Good tutorial. Another tip may be looking at the logo of the ball to see how much spin there is whether it’s heavy spin or a no spin serve.
@@tonyping3678 hard to really get the amount of spin that way especially on long serves. but helps for short/slow and float serves
Thank you so much for These Tipps 👍That will Help me a Lot in Matches ‼️
I'm returning the Most serves to passive now i can read this serves early enough ‼️🥳💪
Because of this Video i can be ready for suprising and difficult serves 🔥
Thank you Guys you're Doing a great Job 💪❗
Sometimes, the opponent puts so much spin on it, that you actually can’t attack it or take it early. So yeah sometimes you have to wait a little bit for the ball.. all in all good tips I’m gonna keep an eye on the racket angle now, when I receive the serves.
@@JoshuaGrahl yes
Normaly i can't read the Ball before He have Hit it and then i Look at the Ball and know the Spin very well but i can't Attack or Return very difficult for the opponent. In Matches i will remember These Tips and can Attack fast/ Long very good🤗❗
One tip: if you can read the brand of the ball, there's no spin on the serve.
i knew that but thnx
Yeah, and if you can see the ball . . .
you're not blind.
hahahah
lol
And if you can't read the brand on the ball, trash the ball
*works for hours to nail a perfect serve
"cheap point"
me: _bruh_
🤣
LMAO
This is the most useful guidance for return of serves I have ever watched. Thank you so much for sharing such precious information.
Thank you! We spent a lot of time thinking about the important elements of returning a serve, glad you like it 😀🏓
Tip #6: use long pips
Yes lmao😂🤣😂
I am a long pimple player.
@@saachi_26hope you get well soon 🙏
Just love it!! Really needed a 🏓 boost. Tom gave a session at our club,18 months ago... such passion and patience...and we all need loads of that,these days!!!! Seriously,great, sound advice.Top draw Dan/Tom. 👍👍
Just the video I needed! My return of serve is my weakness 😭
Hope this helps Gustavo. Remember a lot of serves do come long 💪
@@TableTennisDaily yup, for sure! Thanks for the tips!
Great tips as usual!
Some players when they can't handle a serve have the intention to go closer to the table.
And try to catch the serve earlier but are so close they don't have time to decide topspin, flip or push.
I normally advise them to take a half step back especially on heavy spin serves. Moving forward on a serve is easier then moving backwards.
Thanks for sharing Dan and Tom!
I use your tips at my school that’s how I win most of the time
Same
LOL nice
Great to hear guys! Keep it up 💪
Same here. Greatings from Peru 😁
Unexpected but extremely helpful
Thanks Connor 💪
Another tip: Return long services a bit later, because the ball has less spin with time.
Great video 👍🏼
Great tips, I have never thought about the height of the elbow. :)
yeah me neither, i always kept an eye on the bat angle. this could be useful for simpler serves . howeverm you could have a flat elbow and drop the wrist to confuse people. ultimately it is the angle of the racket with respect to the ball that counts.
I thought table tennis is about smashing the ball. I thought there are no tactics and strategies.
It's important to mention listening to the contact sound of the blade on ball in addition to visual cues. Soft contact is usually spinny and loud sound is usually fast and generally topspin.
Is that why players stamp their feet on contact, to mask the sound?
@@TheGazBass It's one of the reasons. Another one can be weight transfer.
Hi Tom & Dan, Thanks for this very useful & helpful video lesson. Returning serve is one of the most difficult skills in TT. It will benefit to many lesser experience players to enjoy the sport. Thanks. 👍🏓
Situation gets tricky people hide their elbow until they make contact with the ball. Like having body covering up your racket and elbow positions, they will toss the ball near their making the toss visible, making the contact visible with the racket (makes the service legal), it's becomes harder to judge the amount of spin on the ball.
Also I learned few points through this video, thanks a lot.
Playing in a tournament this Saturday, will try to keep all this in mind!
All the best
Good luck
i cant play at all... stupid corona._.
All the best and
Give ur best!!
👍👍☺️
(It has been ages gor me, not played a tournament)
Which country do u belong to?
And the place?
Incredibly insane tips i can say. We are waiting for equipment reviews especially something from Darker. There is no video about this company and I really want to see the products of this company. Thank you so much for these amazing videos.
Much needed tips , most players fear tricky serves , thanks for the path to win this challenge.
Great tips as usual! Thanks for sharing Dan and Tom!
Thanks guys :)
S
Great tip about aiming where the opponent’s racket started its swing. Nice additional way to think about counteracting the spin. Love this channel. Thanks!
Great video, the only thing I would add that you can play with your body and the motion after the serve to confuse the opponent.
Really love your videos TTD
Lots of information to collect from you all guys!!
And it is my wish to meet you all guys in future, if i get a chance!! 👍
All the best, Happy Table Tennis🏓
Hey Aditya thank you for the support 🙏🔥 Hope to meet you one day to. Will see you at an event somewhere 💪
@@TableTennisDaily yes
Sure!! 🏓🏓🔥🔥
Great information, not just relevant for returning serves, but returning any ball in the rally in general!
Thank you so much for being meticulous to the details. Great communication connected me with the intricacies of this topic, which would otherwise been difficult to identify and express.
Just the video I have been looking for. Hopefully it improves my 2nd ball game.
These videos are always useful.
Thanks TTD.
This is the most crucial knowledge if you want play better table tennis,, thank you again Dan and Tom 👍👍👍
Omg. I never thought about the height of opponent elbow. Thanks
tip 6: switch to playing penhold :D way more fun to return serves
tip for classic pendulum sidespin serves: angle you bat like on hock serves and you can easily place the return wherever you want
Such a helpful institution video guys. Many thanks, keep up the great work 👍
I absolutely love watching your videos but i have yet to see anything about how to play as a defender. Just think that it would be a pretty intesting topic! 👍😁🏓
wow...very good tips that about covers everything😄
Really enjoyed this video. Will keep those tips in mind all the time. Thanks.
Your serve is Amazing ❤️👍🏻🤩
Thanks Kojima! The serve is key in table tennis 💪
@@TableTennisDaily Serve RETURN and following your own serves with 3rd ball attacks are the keys, I'd say. Your serves can be average, as long as you're great at following them with attacks on the 3rd or 5th balls. You can nullify your opponent's top tier serves with great returns too, and that stops their 3rd or 5th ball attacks from being strong. In fact, it allows you to get in the first attack more often also.
This is the plastic ball era. Serves were the key in the celluloid days because great returns couldn't really nullify great serves. You could actually win points on the serve a lot more often, which meant that you could feasibly try to go for points right from your serve. You didn't have to be as great at 3rd ball attacks because serve returns weren't as good. Also, it was less likely that the returner would get in the first attack. So yeah, serves were the key back then. But, I don't agree that they are now.
Amazing Tips!!
Thanks Dan and Tom🏓❤
Tips when serving against Tom: turn your shoulders a lot when serving to his backhand , keep shoulders still when serving to his forehand
Really great, easy to start applying, thank you so much
one of your best tips ever guys
Brilliant thanks
I am a penholder in table tennis but my coach tells me to play with shake hand grip. Due to my penhold, i often flick the back cause its like an easy offense for a short ball and the reaction time of the opponent needs to be up to date with the speed cause of the variation of rubber speed now a days
Great video! Thanks!
Great video, very helpful!
Super Video, good as gold! Thanks.
Such an on point video!
Excellent tips👍
Good job boys! Thank you!
Dan, it would be thrilling if you made an episode where your main ttd team plays against junior one!
Thanks, this really helped.
Very instructive
I wanted to ask something..
Table Tennis Daily
Where is your campus located
Actually i know it is in England (if i am not wrong) but, where in England
I would be too pleased if you answer this👍
Great Vid! Thanks
What is the model of your racket?
I’m brazilian, your channel is very cool.
Good video helps a lot thanks
It was helpful.thx.
Thanks!
Thanks for the super thanks! Very kind 🙏🏓
Which equipent is good for intermediate players ?
u dont mention about look at the curve off the ball when touch the table...ball reaction to table also can help
Whatever it is: backspin, topspin, sidespin i am usually more on with a flick since it makes the opponent struggle a lot
the high level players are too damn good at disguising their serves lol. A lot of wrist action that is very difficult to detect
Yes as the level goes up players get better as disguising their serves. Focus on the contact and bat angle 🔥
Not only that, but this video is telling 33,000+ low-level players (including whoever is reading this comment right now) exactly what to do to make their serves exactly the opposite of what Dan and Tom are telling us to read what we think the serve is.
Eg. I will now practice making strong backspin with my elbow _high._
And, I will serve down the line with a strong body twist, because that body twist tells my opponent the serve is going to his _forehand._
@@-danR good luck dude hope u become an international player
Super ! 😊
Good tips
Recapitulation:
Use short pips.
Nice😊
Thanks
PLS review the xiom ignito I have this blade and I want to know what are u gonna say to this blade so plsss review it....... BTW I love the way u give tips....... From the Philippines 🇵🇭😊😊❤️
Dan / Tom how often do you replace your rubbers in a year?
Amazing
most of the time if someone uses several motions the second motion is fake and the first one the one you have to counter
Dan has nightmares about that kicker serve
why do you say "against the spin" when you're returning serves with same-direction spin?
Rakza Z review please!
What would have been good to see was for you to break down the serves you struggled with as you showed in the video highlights and why. Using these videos as visual aids and why you struggled, as these are real world examples and better than fabricating it in the studio. Just an observation. Other than that great tips and vid.
What shoes do you have?
Ok
Indecision causes mistakes - also very applicable to other areas in life...
First 👆
The hardest serve to return is the backspin half long which the second bounce is 1cm behind the white line. I totally can't return it because it's hard to push short and difficult to attack. Also because I wouldn't want to damage my racket so I always have problems with that serve.
Fast backspin in general, whether half-long or long, is tough because it's so uncommon, definitely a serve I need to learn myself.
wow
I think difficult is a better term to use instead of impossible😅
There's no difference if the elbow is high or low, as back or side spin can still be imparted by the wrist.
Random question do you like unicorns 🦄
Love them 🦄🦄🦄
U know what’s funny is I play eleven table tennis vr and meet people who have impossible serves to return but it’s funny cause I’m on the side of the impossible serves
5th to comment
about time to upgrade camera or keep your iso levels down
I am that difficult server
More tip: simply repeat the oponent movement to return the service.
Same Video with the German and on german pls xd
🏓👍
Request to change Dan's nickname to ' Taxi Driver'.
الللهم صل و سلم على نبينا محمد وعلى آله الطيبين الطاهرين وعجل فرجهم الشريف
let’s play xu xin.
He is really hard player believe me 😉🤝🤜🤛
Haha yes not sure any tips will help return Xu Xin's serve 🤣
Anyone else with all the stupid profiles soliciting themselves? Comment section is literally full of them for me.
I beat people just because I could serve fast. People get too good at games!
Try against ma long then tell me.
Receive with banana 🍌 rest twist 🏓
lol just change bat angle or put counter spin lool ez im a pro
jesus why is table tennis so complicated 😆😅
The frog needs to wear a shirt size smaller, he looks like a kid wearing his older siblings hand me downs XD
Too much talking zz
These are the WORST tips I have ever heard.