How to Serve if You Have Limited Function in Your Non Playing Hand | Table Tennis | PingSkills

www.PingSkills.com - In this video we will discuss some different ideas that you could use to help you serve if you have low or limited function in your non-playing hand. These include throwing the ball up with your dominant hand or throwing the ball up straight from your racket.
Music: Brontosaurus by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena from UA-cam Audio Library
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Jeff Plumb and Alois Rosario

[@weareprayingforthelost]

very considerate video! well done!

[@pingskills]

Thanks for your support.

[@JuubiDimension]

hi coach can you please make video on exercise that will improve your flexibility some you should do before matches and training

[@pingskills]

Take a look at this tutorial: www.pingskills.com/tutorials/training-secrets/physical-warm-up

[@SteveMorley-w6y]

Really useful video. As someone diagnosed with Parkinson's I have recently had difficulty throwing the ball up with my non-playing hand. It will take a bit (lot!) of practice to perfect that technique but worth a try!

[@pingskills]

Thanks for sharing your story. It certainly does take some practice to get used to these methods. Wishing you all the best!

[@sophiescanes1109]

I love it so much

[@ahmedhossam8741]

can you pin this comment

[@pingskills]

probably not :)