Serving
Sir, I'm trying to learn the ghost serve but I'm not getting it right. Can you please help me? I need to learn it fast.
Hi Sandesh,
The ghost serve relies on lots of backspin and not much forward momentum. So you need to brush the ball right at the base of the ball and generate the spin by a very quick action. The finer you touch the ball the less forward momentum you will have.
You can even think about going right up the front of the ball on contact to generate more backspin and less forward momentum.
Serving in table tennis is about much more than just getting the ball into play; it's about setting the pace, controlling the game, and exploiting your opponent's weaknesses from the very first touch. In This Video, You'll Discover:
- The Danger Zone: Learn why serving to your opponent’s comfort zone is a mistake and where you should aim instead.
- Wide Serves: Understand the tactical advantage of serving wide and how it can open up the table for your next shot.
- Targeting Weaknesses: Tips on identifying and exploiting your opponent's weaker side with precision serves.
- Varying Your Serve Position: The benefits of serving from different positions and how it can confuse and unbalance your opponent.
- The Crossover Point: How to target the elusive crossover point (the transition between forehand and backhand) to force errors or weak returns.
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