20 minutes of Jun Mizutani serving

TTHopeful · Apr 4, 2017

Just saw this video look how deceptive Jun Mizutani's serve is at 3.45

I don't think I have ever seen him use it in a match? It sure looks good!

Garrison · Apr 4, 2017

The one at 5:25 is pretty cool too.

ajtatosmano2 · Apr 4, 2017

20 minutes of beauty. (No, I didn't mean Mizutani. It was for his serves.)

Badger · Apr 5, 2017

I'd do some questionable things for ANY of those serves!

UpSideDownCarl · Apr 5, 2017

What a feel for the ball he has. Look how effortless his serves seem and how much spin he gets. Crazy.

Jaffar Lone · Apr 5, 2017

Excellent video, the ball toss, wrist movement and the ball contact with the blade, it's all textbook. Great work.

NextLevel · Apr 5, 2017

Brett told me once that at a WTTC event before the starting rounds, he left in the morning to see and help some people train and they saw Mizutani serving at the table and someone catching and returning the ball. And when they returned in the evening, after a long day, doing many things, after many meals, oddly enough, they saw Mizutani serving, with someone catching and returning the ball...

fais · Apr 5, 2017

ajtatosmano2 said:
20 minutes of beauty. (No, I didn't mean Mizutani. It was for his serves.)

What, you saying Asian men can't be beautiful? I think he looks plenty beautiful #nohomo

ajtatosmano2 · Apr 5, 2017

fais said:
What, you saying Asian men can't be beautiful? I think he looks plenty beautiful #nohomo

You know about the music movement visual kei? It's all about good-looking japanese men. (and of course good music) I am a visual kei fan.
I just wanted to prevent humorous replies.

fxri · Apr 6, 2017

NextLevel said:
Brett told me once that at a WTTC event before the starting rounds, he left in the morning to see and help some people train and they saw Mizutani serving at the table and someone catching and returning the ball. And when they returned in the evening, after a long day, doing many things, after many meals, oddly enough, they saw Mizutani serving, with someone catching and returning the ball...

i think this is one of the answers why he look so "effortless" but still able to create a huge amount of spin

Dan · Apr 6, 2017

NextLevel said:
Brett told me once that at a WTTC event before the starting rounds, he left in the morning to see and help some people train and they saw Mizutani serving at the table and someone catching and returning the ball. And when they returned in the evening, after a long day, doing many things, after many meals, oddly enough, they saw Mizutani serving, with someone catching and returning the ball...

That's some serious dedication

Badger · Apr 6, 2017

But was it the same person catching the balls? THAT is dedication!

suds79 · Apr 6, 2017

Of all the current pros, I'd put Mizutani's serves right up there with just about anybody.

Of course it's easy to see how much crazy amount of spin he can get and his touch but also look at his ball toss & contact point. Always right next to his body. Always on point.

There's been times when I've filmed myself serving and one take away I seem to have is that it's so easy to see my serves. I'm ever pushing for that borderline illegal in visibility (key word there "borderline") and so many of mine you can see the contact & spin I'm giving far too easy. I think this element of the game probably among amateurs is underrated.

20 minutes of Jun Mizutani serving

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Member

Well-Known Member

Member

Well-Known Member

Active Member

Well-Known Member

Member

Well-Known Member

Member

Active Member

Similar threads