Haha yeah I figured I would just put it out there for everyone who finds my channel. Yeah how to practice is just as important as what to practice! Your right long serves are tough, I think they are actually more tough than short because there can be more spin and are faster, its just that the risk is higher when a person serves long for their opponent to hit a winning shot so pros don’t serve long that often because they want to have control over the outcome and not leave it up to their opponent. Good players spend a lot of time practicing long serves early on because its the gateway to a higher level. I think its most important to learn to spin the ball with heavy back and side spin serves because you can delete the spin that’s on the ball and put on your own, anytime you can do that you decrease the difficulty of the long serves.

@@PechPongTT best answer i ever saw on KZfaq comments ever. thank u❤️

Hi, I'm struggling with long spinny sidespin serves to the BH. I try to delete the spin and put my own, but would love to see someone doing it and teaching it...

Yeah just look at He Zhi Wen - destroys opponents with long serve. Long serves are underrated and I started using them when I realized they put you into a rally immediately, rather than messing around with short steps for short game.

​@@kevziro I'm a newbie only a year and a half playing, I agree with you, but prob not at the very top levels? I use long serves with spin a lot find them v effective. Nice to see you reference He Zhi Wen! He trains people a few times a week at my club in Dublin Ireland, nice chap. He was actually training someone at the table next to me last night ha.

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Thank you!! I am glad it helped I will be uploading more here so stay tuned!!

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That’s great! Yes I looked and did not find the info on the topics I cover so I decided to put them out there myself for others to see!

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that samsonov flik is so hard to master.. any time u use the opponent spin without adding ur own, u need to be shure u know the amount of spin and change your bat angle accordingly.. right?..

Thank you sir! I’m glad you could understand it, I really put time into thinking about how to present the information :)

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Yeah it will take some time and I would try and find what works for you, it’s not an all or nothing of one or two returns work and the others don’t just keep the two and trash the others, maybe they will come back around in a different form in the future 👍👍

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Glad I could shed some light on the topic! Yes watch it and watch the best players and identify which method they are using, I think this will speed up your learning

Hey seth, are all your push techniques done with the forearm and no.shoulder?

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Thanks, Yes these are the things that made serve receive more clear for me!

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There are a couple ways to return that serve and you have to find the one that suits the way you play. Some players like to come in and just angle the racket pretty perpendicular to the ball and let the spin and energy bounce it back over, others like to go with the spin in much the same manner think Timo boll he does this one a lot and then others like to go with the spin and chop down on it like Fan Zhendong his angle will be more open and pointing to the ceiling than the others not bu much but a little more and the downward motion counteracts the topspin that is on the ball and going with the spin stops the ball from biting the rubber and throwing it somewhere you don’t want it to

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Thank you much! Yeah I think it’s important to see the better players doing it because they will give the right mental pictures

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Thank you! yes serve return is very difficult to learn I am still learning a lot about it glad you liked the video!

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Yeh definitely, this channel deserves a lot more views, and I think is going to gain popularity quick.

Two biggest TT youtube sites are Pongfinity and Adam Bobrow .What can be learned from that?

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Thank you! I figured I would just lay it out there for anyone any they can learn it at their own pace. I also like your idea of sleeping after learning a subject good thinking!!!

@@PechPongTT Just watched it again :) Do you know why pros don't flip (forehand) the ball more often if it is short and topspin? Is it too risky to get cought out of position if the ball gets blocked?

@@halter777 Hi, yes it is a bit risky to get cought out of position, not if the ball is blocked but rather if the opponent hits a very strong counter topspin back because the forehand flip is not able to make a lot of spin like the backhand flip its hard to hit it strong enough shot to be safe at the highest level. at yours and my level however anytime we can forehand flip it usually works out pretty well!

Hey! Yeah it is tough at first, but there are about 7 or so main serves used and once you’ve memorized them and know what they look like then returning them become much easier then it just becomes a matter of seeing the slight differences in contact. It’s the hardest part of the game really

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