My serves

[Franek]

How to avoid flicking of your opponent?

 

[Konrad Bak]

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[Franek]

Intresting😁

 

[Dominikk85]

Short serve into forehand. Forehand flick of shakehand players is usually a lot less dangerous unless you leave the ball too high

 

[vvk1]

Serve half-long.

 

[Kolev]

Serve half-long.

This is the only thing I was thinking of

 

[Der_Echte]

Find the opponent's drinking water source, add enough chlorine to make it 20-25 ppm, and watch them be immobile squeezing their cheeks together to avoid that mudslide.

If that fails, pick up one of the business cards of Tawnya Harding LLC Consulting and insist and on immediate action.

Hire ex stripper-pole workers as cheerleaders from the movie "The Replacements" and instruct them to go into action 3-5 seconds before each serve.

 

[Brs]

First option:
Step one - serve no-spin when they think it is spin. Serve spin when they think it is no-spin.
Step two - when they get upset and start to talk to themselves, Cho! their missed receives loudly
Step three - watch them lose all confidence in their own spin-reading ability and start pushing
Step four - loop their sorry pushes and Chooooo!! even louder

Second option:
Step one - learn a quick, close to the table counter-loop down the line
Step two - serve short to their forehand
Step three - counter their flicks down the line behind them over and over
Step four - laugh at their helplessness

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

serving long is difficult to flick
half long, if you are not long enough, they still can flick with ease

the best player who flicks is Lin today.
and the Chinese / Japanese choose the serving long to him, especially in doubles.

 

[Franek]

Okay, thanks for your tips guys

 

[Franek]

It might work😁