Hehe yes yes... short spinny serve is better against the above average players.

@TheCeilingFanCollectorHD Yes. Thats absolutely right. 😁👍🏼

Thank you! That is a difficult one to serve with enough momentum but the opponents underestimate its backspin more frequently.

@@paragontabletennis8555 part two,, where....

In November.

Thank you!

It offers a good selection, yes but I normally use maximum 8-10 serves. The rest are too basic against top-level players.

Thank you! :)

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks a lot! It is possible through practice and experience, just go for it!

Thank you so much!

Thank you for your kind words! I got out of a year lockdown recently. I'll be working hard on the tutorials. This wasn't meant to be one, just a compilation. My goal was to entertain with this one. :)

yeah me too, it seems not so many body weight transfer yet the spin is tremendous

Looking so simple but the amount of spin is unbelievabe. Respect

The table looks very coarse, I think that helps a lot, especially with back spin serves. But his serves are still very good.

Thank you for you kind words. There will be serve tutorials later, especially how to develop them step by step. I used Viscaria blade with Hurricane 3 on forehand and Xiom Omega IV Pro on backhand for the video.

@@paragontabletennis8555 I'll stay tuned 😃 hope your chanel grow a lot, thanks for answering

Thank you very much!

Thank you for your kind words!

Thanks! Will come in November - the pandemic/lockdown intervened.

Thanks, it is coming soon! :)

I plan to record my favorites in slow motion with some explanation.

@@paragontabletennis8555 That would be great. Look forward to it.

You can put KZfaq on playing in slower speeds and watch it.

On my laptop you stop the video ("k") and keep hitting the period "." key to advance one frame at a time.

1.Download video, 2. open in VLC media player 3. slow down

Thank you! :)

Glad you liked it!

Thanks!

BH arm circle fast

Thanks for the perfect t-shirt for the video. :D

Thanks! :)

Thanks a lot!

@@paragontabletennis8555 You bet. If only I could play somewhere I would try them. My club just closed.

@@paragontabletennis8555 Also, as long as Your listening, I am thinking of trying a Chinese style rubber, hard sponge, sticky style, and using a slower blade. I am using my Acoustic with Yasaka razka soft, or al least I was before covid, I am somewhere around 1300 or 1400, been beating guys around 1600 or so pretty often. Any thoughts on trying the Chinese setup? I have a Great all plus blade, Ligna all plus to use.

True. I trusted people believe that there are indeed 49 serves in the video.

@@paragontabletennis8555 I didn’t mean numbering for that. Just in would be easier to comment which serve is liked by number than by description.

@@genies77 Yeah, you are right.

@@paragontabletennis8555 it's only 46 serves

Thanks for watching!

Thanks!

Thank you! I'll cover many of these in tutorials later.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you!

Thanks for watching, I'm on it.

Thank you! :)

Thanks, will do!

Thank you!

Thank you! :)

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks Leo, I appreciate it!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks! :)

Thanks!

Thank you! This video intended to be less educative, more inspirational. Later tutorials will be divided to such groups.

Go for it! :)

I miss you too, say hi to Navin!

Thanks!

Find yourself a serve which is useful to your game plan, and stick to it, and learn a few variations to add deception. A few exemples : If you favor forehand topspin loop, you can try a short/semi long backspin/no spin serve in your opponent's forehand, the returning ball will likely be in diagonal > in your forehand/middle zone. If you like to attack with no spin drives/low spin top spins, try fast long topspin serves to your opponent's backhand (generally weaker for right handed players) : if your serve is fast enough, you opponent will only control the ball/topspin weakly, and you can use that window to attack. And remember that having many serves is good, but to master one serve perfectly is better.

Thank you! :) International players would see through all the disguises, could read all the spins and they would destroy me in the rallies. I'm busy with establishing a local club - when it is done, I return to making some tutorials.

@@paragontabletennis8555 ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

Thanks. Yes, that is me.

I'll give it a thought.. ;)

Legend! Thanks a lot!

Thank you! There will be tutorials later, yes. I'll try to cover all the more competitive serves.

Omg I wish I mastered ONE of them

Thanks! I used Hurricane 3 on forehand and Xiom Omega IV Pro on backhand.

Thanks!

@@paragontabletennis8555 🙏🏼

Thanks! I used Viscaria blade, Hurricane 3 on forehand and Xiom Omega IV Pro rubbers on backhand.

Thank you! :) The one-bounce FH 'ghost' serve was not demonstrated because sequence-wise it is very identical to the multiple-bounce FH heavy backspin one. ;)

Thank you! I have plans to make some serve tutorials later with slow-motion, this was merely a teaser to present the wide variety of service.

@@paragontabletennis8555 Waiting impatiently. I will certainly insert a link/links on my website albur.from.pl.

Thank you! I'll make tutorials later, yes. 🙂

also tutorial how to receive those serves

It is possible, after the service series is finished.

Thanks for watching! :)

I used Viscaria blade with Hurricane 3 on forehand and Xiom Omega IV Pro on backhand.

I'll try to include it. ;)

@@paragontabletennis8555 part two!! Or I am unsubscribing from you ;-;

Done! Please don't! :)

@@paragontabletennis8555 oh is part 2 uploaded?? _Thx if u did..._

@@paragontabletennis8555 I just saw it!! It's cool! Keep making good content!!