Average to Pro Table Tennis Serve in 7 Days!

[Dan]

Can you go from average to pro level serve in just 7 days? 🤯🏓

In this video, I put it to the test. I track my serve from Day 1 all the way to Day 7, measuring the spin and comparing it directly to a pro.

We’re not just guessing either… we’re measuring everything 👀

Who's tried Spinsight yet?

 

[NetProphet]

This challenge was tailor made for you guys to collaborate with Craig Bryant on that serving practice!

 

[Füty Imre]

Hey Dan!
Why did you switch to an appolonia?

Cheers

 

[igorponger]

NO MORE HIDDEN SERVICE. BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.
New service rule gets underway before long. Get ready, my dear.
Just an additional provision to the rule 2.6.4 to stop players from performing the hidden toss action.

 

[Julzig]

Just got my Spinsight balls in on the same day as this came out. So 70rps is the score to beat, lets see if I can even get close

 

[Matt Hetherington]

Bout time you worked on that serve my boy haha

 

[Julzig]

Made a few serves with around 45-50 rps iirc, pretty alright despite having 6 month old rubbers that dont even fit, a new blade I barely tried and knee issues on top.
I felt those balls slip a lot, probalby the usual dusty thingy when new.
(Once those excuses are gone it will most likely be 55rps😂)

 

[XpingpingpongpongX]

I recently wanted to practice pendulum fast serves. I noticed that, if I do things correctly, I only need like 20% to 30% of my strength to make a super fast serve. I am surprised how little effort it needs, it really is mostly about skill.

So I wonder for spin, does the same principal applies? That you actually don't need to put much power to generate a lot of spin? it's more about skills and timing. How much percentage of your strength/power do you use in your serves?

 

[Füty Imre]

I recently wanted to practice pendulum fast serves. I noticed that, if I do things correctly, I only need like 20% to 30% of my strength to make a super fast serve. I am surprised how little effort it needs, it really is mostly about skill.

So I wonder for spin, does the same principal applies? That you actually don't need to put much power to generate a lot of spin? it's more about skills and timing. How much percentage of your strength/power do you use in your serves?

When it comes to spin, the most important things to focus on are acceleration, correct contact timing, and racket angle. You don’t need to use much force if you accelerate at the right moment.