How to Serve Fast & Long & Low Pure Topspin Serve

[@haydenleung2470]

You are a good coach. You deserve the appreciation. Keep going and teach us more👍👍👍👍

[@hoangnguyen-xw7ti]

Awesome serve, nice technique. Thanks so much.

[@peace01787]

Very good disection of steps. Makes understanding easy. Thank you.

[@laksonoe.b.8172]

Thanks a pot for all tutorial video you've Made..
I following all your video from basic/fundamental skill, n now i feel so much better when i play TT..
Thanks again coach Yangyang Jia..😁😁

[@tolios26]

Great teaching!Excelent work!!

[@marceloaravena2067]

Thank you Yangyang, wishing you a good day :)

[@ishaanpoudyal5335]

I finally saw saw yang yang's rubbers today. She uses butterfly dignics 05 (black ) on the forehand and tenergy 05 (red) on her backhand side.

[@chiyinjonathanlam3708]

Good teaching video! Could you please demonstrate serving in a straight direction rather than the diagonal direction?
And how to get back to the position for receiving the opponent returning stroke, especially to the right of the table?

[@musfulla4232]

I'm so lucky to watch your video's Yang Yang, now my serve is even faster and more spinning!

[@sadiqahmed8573]

Thanks for the topspin serve turoial.

[@taniatajpour9121]

Very good thanks

[@saverioman]

Nice lesson!

[@purnarai8455]

Very good video as always!

[@gauravchopra9116]

谢谢您的辅导，yang yang!

[@sandymoonstone855]

🍎 老师好 。每天我乒乓。 现在我的汉语有进步。 谢谢

[@sagarkakade8047]

Thank you so much for guidance

[@vickyvicky-rm1we]

How to recover after serve? The opponent is easily placing the ball on other end .

[@MrRJames149]

Push off left foot to move closer to centre. If you can coordinate a left foot stamp as part of push off (rght hander) as an inclusive part of the serve weight transfer, your can also help disguise contact (and mix with similar shorter spin serves).

[@foxesruler]

Yangyang, can you use the same serve down the line too, not only diagonally? Or the whole long-serve idea becomes too short then?

[@richardj8853]

U can use the same serve down the line too ...just that u gotta have good control over the ball so that it lands on the table without overshooting.

[@tinnyunt4924]

Awesome

[@binduskumar3201]

Hi...
Could you please explain about returning to the same speed serve.
How to block the speed ball....

[@topseda]

take the racket to the line of the ball, take the ball at the middle of your body, thats the key, now you can counter or topspin.

[@binduskumar3201]

@@topseda thank you

[@marx445]

how do you return the serve?

[@leenaalex9316]

Please reply who is favourite player

[@Henry-yl9ek]

I still dont understand how the topspin is added to the serve..there doesnt seem to be much topspin brushing?

[@naveendavidTT]

Point of contact matters

[@Henry-yl9ek]

So hitting near 2oclock without brushing will cause topspin?? Wouldnt that be a semi flat hit since there is not much brush??

[@nainanidididada6794]

Hava the same question

[@isithardtobevegan53]

@@Henry-yl9ek there is some spin on the ball but not much. I allow the ball to get slowly brushed on the rubber while serving but the problem is that sometimes it stops on my side of the table being a service error. It is really hard to actually brush the ball and put lots of topspin on it.

[@conradfisher2376]

Provided the point of contact isn't such that it generates a backspin, the forward momentum is enough to generate it's own topspin. Think of the elements of the serves success as broken down into 1. Placement 2. Speed and 3. Topspin. The placement and speed are most essential to the success of this type of serve. If you can generate that much speed and placement then it probably wouldn't make much of a difference if it was slight backspin.

[@동백섬콩이]

thanks!

[@duncanking5272]

Why are your rubbers bigger than the blade?

[@kdgr]

🏓👍

[@martinholla776]

From angle of front camera is your serve illegal because ball is hidden behind the head.