How to STOP & FIX Reverse Pendulum mistakes | Table Tennis / Ping Pong Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
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Reverse Pendulum is the most popular technique in the game of table tennis / ping pong and with that I have seen loads of mistakes / bad habits from players. This video I will talk about all of them and show you how to the CORRECT habits for this serve :)
Time Stamp:
0:00 - How to backspin
0:31 - Intro
1:10 - Mistake #1
2:22 - Mistake #2
3:11 - Mistake #3
4:47 - Mistake #4
6:01 - Mistake #5
6:35 - My examples
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Probably best explanation of technique I've seen. Will share with others for sure.
Thanks :) It is an awkward serve at the start, but so effective!!
Fantastic explanation, definitely worthy to share with the community!
Thanks!
Hi Holger :)
That is really nice!! Thank you!!
Hello Eddy. I don't use this serve in games, but I do practice it in training lessons. With your video, I will take a big step forward in this technique. Thanks a lot for that and keep healthy!
Hey Franky!
Yeah I feel you. Took me 9 months to be somewhat confident and to get 7/11 serve attempts on the table.
You to man :) Hope you can join the UA-cam live that I will be doing in November. Watch along for the World Cup that is happening in US :)
Thanks for the video :)
I have a new one coming out within 2h!! Hope you like that one!
Thank you, the expalanation is clearly enough.
Awesome :) Was worried if I spoke to much haha
Very informative and helpful. Maybe now I can master this serve.
I am sure you can mate!! Loved to see your comments across some of my videos. I really appreciate your engagement :)
Thanks for the videos, they are good to watch over and over before a session. Reminds me of things I need to keep in mind. I’m American living in Japan🇯🇵
Never took a lesson in America so so many things to learn. Thanks again!!!
Good luck Matthew in training :) I am sure you will find a great club in Japan to practice!!
Very good explanation Eddy. In fact your explanation is very clear and you ensure that players execute the right techniques including ball contact, angle and positioning.
Thanks David :) How is your training going?
Thankuuuu😁👍
Thank you! That helps a lot . I'm close to using this serve in games. Been working on it for 7 months.
Glad to hear that I am not the only one that needs a lot of time practicing it 😂 - But I am not ready to use it in games unless I am up by a lot
Would you want me to do a tutorial on how to perform a reverse pendulum serve? It took me like 9 months to be confident and get at least 7/11 serves on a table :)
9 months for me ha It was such an awkward serve at first especially with the arm movement haha
@@DublinTableTennisClub i can put 100% on table, just all of them are sidespin, without underspin, so too predictable to use in serious games :-)
Try to make it fast and long then? Or middle long? Those would be trickier :)
thanks!!!
Good luck in your training :) I gave a shoutout to one of your comments on my last videos. Hope you saw it :)
@@DublinTableTennisClub yes i love it, thanks!
Very well explained. Great..
Thank you :)
How’s your table tennis training coming along?
bonjour je vous suis depuis un certain temps de la France et je dois vous dire que vos vidéos m'aide beaucoup continuez a en faire .pouvez vous svp faire une vidéo sur la remise de service pour un débutant (les bases) merci c est un régal d'avoir un entraineur comme vous .merci merci
Thank you for your words 🙏🙂
I’m very happy to hear your benefits out of these videos 🔥
How they return pure backspin/ under spin serve strongly coach?
Cheers 🍻
Good luck at it Julie :)
Hello Eddy. This was a really good video. Here can you also tell us where the first bounce should be on your side for a short and long serve. Also how should the follow-through be for the serve and how low should one get? As my serve keeps jumping up. Plz help
I get you :)
Look at this video here I did about serves and quality. Let me know if you have more questions about it. It will also show you how to improve quality - ua-cam.com/video/Es43RGXY7YM/v-deo.html
@@DublinTableTennisClub I really like the way you communicate with everyone. It's like a friend and not a coach. It's amazing. Hope you stay this way. It will surely get you a lot of followers. Saw the video you sent and it answers all my questions. 😊
good tutorial, however i came here to look for advice how to minimize serve-errors since i tend to mishit this serve in high preasure situations like when im back 8-10 or something
seeing u mishitting 2 of ur serve-examples too at the end letting me doubt that u can use it savely in important matchpoints as well ?
Nah that serve can be learned at a consistent level. I tried to put extra spin to make it look cooler 😅😂
Add body rotation and follow through your racket ABOVE the table which should help raise the ball and go the direction you wish😊
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Whenever I try this it gets slammed back does that just means I am not getting it low enough or am I doing something else wrong.
Uhh yeah if it is replied back easily then for sure it is. Not a lot of people have flicked that serve against me no matter how strong of an opponent he is.
So, first try to practice to use a LOT more wrist action for the serve. Try to add an extension follow through as well to give more of a kick of whatever spin you provide.
Yes being lower and making contact low as possible will help, but I think it’s more about the overall quality.
“Wrist usage “ is correct actually.
Your English Better than 95% of Americans
Ha idk, it just made sense in my head when I said it you know haha
can you include Indonesian subtitles in every video?
I will look into it :)
What about i miss the ball every time lmao, kinda illegal toss btw, hopefully no umpire to be seen here
Haha get a tennis racket??
But yeah, I low key do not remove my left arm on the contact. Very grey area there, but it is the default of just mindless practice / coach not taking it as serious as it should be.
So many things wrong with this video. Zhang Jike, probably the best rev pendulum server ever. High elbow, certainly not low.
Yeah that is why it has been updated and adapted. The high elbow comes with positives, but it also comes with negatives that it is easy to read and understand it's placement. No chance for deception. Why Chinese coaches do no courages the technique style and Zhang Jike is the last known player in the recent history to play like that.
Ma Long surely does not do it and FZD adapted in between of those players when he wants to emphasize. But, even so the elbow is still valuable, but need to be careful with it.
Why on earth are you swearing? This is not a good way to communicate with people !.
Ha did I?