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Tt Gold ![]() Gold Member ![]() ![]() Joined: 10/22/2014 Location: Germany Status: Offline Points: 1281 |
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Serves Here are some serves I was practicing last Saturday.
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cole_ely ![]() Premier Member ![]() ![]() Joined: 03/16/2005 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 6532 |
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No fair cutting up the video :)
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W1 St with Illumina 1.9r, defender1.7b
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Kolev ![]() Gold Member ![]() Joined: 10/04/2004 Location: Belgium Status: Offline Points: 1474 |
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Cutting or not these are serves with great potential. Nice
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FH: Barracuda
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mickd ![]() Forum Moderator ![]() Joined: 04/27/2014 Location: Japan Status: Offline Points: 1179 |
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I like them. Lots of spin and you have a very clean contact!
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Tt Gold ![]() Gold Member ![]() ![]() Joined: 10/22/2014 Location: Germany Status: Offline Points: 1281 |
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chroot ![]() Silver Member ![]() ![]() Joined: 07/17/2013 Location: US Status: Offline Points: 778 |
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nice serves.
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BRS ![]() Gold Member ![]() Joined: 05/08/2013 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 1220 |
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I like the one at :54. Some of these look like corkscrew serves, is that right?
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GabrielTopspin ![]() Super Member ![]() Joined: 08/12/2017 Location: Germany Status: Offline Points: 172 |
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hello you have very good serves, i have problems when i serve high toss serves and semi high toss serves (like ma longs standard service) to get the ball toss right, sometimes it goes to far behind me, i throw the ball not straight up to get more spin and controll i hope you have some tips for me FOR the controll :D
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BH-Man ![]() Premier Member ![]() ![]() Joined: 02/05/2007 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 4897 |
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One general thing I find effective to get a consistent serve toss is to position myself all the way around the bh corner looking over and down the endline... it subconsciously and visually helps me keep my toss near end line right where I need it.
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Tinykin ![]() Platinum Member ![]() ![]() Joined: 10/30/2003 Location: England Status: Offline Points: 2254 |
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Nice serves. However, you should also practise a fast recovery from the serve into a ready stance. As it stands, if your opponent fast pushes off the bounce, you could be in trouble. |
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>65yo, presently overweight rather than obese.
Darker Speed90 with T05H/Dignics05 and Darker Imperial with D80/D05. Delusion is an asset |
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koshkin ![]() Super Member ![]() ![]() Joined: 10/30/2003 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 467 |
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Nice serves. Work on keeping them lower over the net and you are golden.
ILya
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RUSSIAN ultrasonic service.
Some updates of Asuka Sakai's ultrasonic service. RUSSIAN coach Mr.Vladimir Pomytkin is the originator. It takes you about a week to obtain full familiarity of this service, and it is worthwhile. Published by courtesy of (C)Pomitkyn Edited by igorponger - 09/08/2018 at 1:32pm |
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I've just watched the 1st minute but they all seem too short. The second bounce would be better if it was close to the bottom line
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Thank you for the advice, i will try it out :DD
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I would like to know what rubber and blade are you using. Thanks
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FH: Barracuda
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Viscaria tenergy 64. Might try rozena or something else in the future though.
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Here I'm working on a new backhand technique that i learned recently. https://youtu.be/dDek7GoWWoU https://youtu.be/-X4l0fY6vt4
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Tt Gold ![]() Gold Member ![]() ![]() Joined: 10/22/2014 Location: Germany Status: Offline Points: 1281 |
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Thanks
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TtGold,
Were you opening against underspin on the first ball and then looping topspin on the 2nd ball? What is different about this technique than your old one? Mark |
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This is excellent advice for this young lady to go from beginner to intermediate level.
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I agree it looks like a lot of wrist, but that may not be such a bad thing as now you have a lot of additional spin and oomph in your shot once you add the forearm action in. I'm betting you probably have a very strong chiquita, looking at your BH shot.... I think, however you should simplify and shorten your stroke somewhat against topspin, right now it seems like a stroke that would get jammed by players who can counter your first opening topspin well. |
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Hurricane Long 5 FH: Dignics 09c BH: Dignics 09c |
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I think you should definitely learn the chiquita, with your powerful wrist action you can place your opponent under huge pressure from the service return. Imo it wins the highest % of points out of all types of serve receive... I agree that a high quality BH opener is not easily dealt with at any level, but there are definitely players who can counter them very well, and in other cases where your opponent gains initiative, in those situations it always helps to have a quality short stroke compact BH topspin which is a more natural extension of your existing stroke than a punch which can actually be more inconsistent due to lack of spin. You can watch some Zhang Jike, Ovtcharov, and even Harimoto on the stroke mechanics. It's a more direct, linear stroke which you need to borrow the power from your opponent. I believe you wouldn't have much trouble learning it tbh. |
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Hurricane Long 5 FH: Dignics 09c BH: Dignics 09c |
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I think you should definitely learn the chiquita, with your powerful wrist action you can place your opponent under huge pressure from the service return. Imo it wins the highest % of points out of all types of serve receive... I agree that a high quality BH opener is not easily dealt with at any level, but there are definitely players who can counter them very well, and in other cases where your opponent gains initiative, in those situations it always helps to have a quality short stroke compact BH topspin which is a more natural extension of your existing stroke than a punch which can actually be more inconsistent due to lack of spin. You can watch some Zhang Jike, Ovtcharov, and even Harimoto on the stroke mechanics. It's a more direct, linear stroke which you need to borrow the power from your opponent. I believe you wouldn't have much trouble learning it tbh.[/QUOTE] I used it a few years ago, but I played better when I stopped using it. Reason for that is because I'm a forehand oriented player. I was in a better position when doing more controlled short receives. Just two days ago in my second match my teammate told me to keep it simple. I always have a lot of different receive options in my head and that messes me up. When he gave me the tip I just had two things in my head. Attack the serve if it's long or do something when it is short. So I was way more calm when the serve actually came short and I just pushed it back short. Yes it would be a good shot to be able to do, but what a lot of people don't realize is that the game is completely different on our levels than at the pro level. I'm now playing in the highest team of my club and got caught of guard a lot in doubles as I backed of the table expecting a hard loop. But they only played a spinny loop and I was too far off the table. My doubles partner( really good player) told me that I should just stay at the table. They are not going to play a super fast ball he said. In general you can actually get to a very high level if you have a few good serves a good open up loop and a follow up. |
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