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 Post subject: Serve Tutorial Channel
PostPosted: 20 Jul 2012, 04:16 
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Hey guys,
I have posted numerous tutorials for different services on my youtube channel. Please check it out and let me know what you think!

http://www.youtube.com/user/xkaboomx

Enjoy!
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I had a look at 3 of them and they were all excellent. Great job!
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PostPosted: 20 Jul 2012, 11:55 
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Thanks for the compliment! I just posted up another tutorial for a short down the line serve. Enjoy! Subscribe and I will be posting new videos regularly.



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If I were your opponent and standing in the middle of the table (Im right handed btw), I could do a quick forehand flick diagonally across the table which would be a disaster for you :D :D :D

I like your serving technique though, you can vary the spin and speed of the ball greatly when you serve.

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Oh, and welcome to the forum, I just noticed that you joined today. Hopefully you can share more of your service techniques with the rest of the forum! :)

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Benduo wrote:
If I were your opponent and standing in the middle of the table (Im right handed btw), I could do a quick forehand flick diagonally across the table which would be a disaster for you :D :D :D

I like your serving technique though, you can vary the spin and speed of the ball greatly when you serve.



in that case he most definately wouldnt be serving there :p...

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I have uploaded a bunch of other serve tutorials on my YouTube channel, so please go and check it out and let me know what you think!
http://www.youtube.com/user/xkaboomx

As for this short down the line serve, the point is to be able to vary the placement of your serves so that your opponent is not going to expect a cross table serve every time. Also, if you keep this serve low and short, it will be fairly difficult to flip it across table on the return.
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I uploaded another short & wide serve tutorial. Enjoy!
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Just uploaded a tutorial on how perform short serves. Hope you guys like it!
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