Second spin stop technique
Serving
Ran Run Asked 9 years ago
Hello coach, and anyone, i've been wondering, my coach in school won't teach me his technique that, when he serve the ball and it bounce on the opponents table it stop bouncing, so basically after the second bounce it stop.
Start here -v v- stop here
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Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago
Hi Ran,
This involves putting some backspin on the ball. To do this you need to brush under the ball. Try it away from the table first and see if you can get the ball to stop on the floor and come back towards you.
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