Spin tricks

Why would you want to learn this skill? How does sling th ball into your hand help my table tennis?

No one said it'd help improve your game. it's just a skill that Raiyan wants to learn, and it's quite interesting too. 

Catching the ball won't help your game, but being able to generate a lot of speed while bouncing the ball short and in a control manner requires a fine brushing contact, which is an important skill to have in order to do good spiny serves. So in that regard, it can also be considered as a training exercise.

Thanks you so so so so so so so so so so much for the help you guys are amazing

Hi Mr Alois Rosario

I played TT using Japanese Penhold. My problem is to block spinny top spin to my backhand side due to the limitation to close the angle. Please give me any idea.

Thanks

I saw another guy do this in another video, where he bent his fingers inward and caught the ball on his fingernails. When you do that, it spins for a very long time!  But is difficult to catch that way. 

That's amazing!!

I use 2 upward hits after watching Dimitrij O.'s ritual between points. ie first put sidepsin on the ball to toss it into the air, and the second scoop has a close-to-vertical angle to counteract the spin from the first toss. first toss. The ball should shoot vertically and be easier to catch.

I guess Dimitrij is honing his serve-spin skills frequently this way.

I hadn't seen your catching before, but I catch the ball the way DT (above) does. Maybe I copied this from youtube.

I'm not consistent with the whole action because I toss the ball different heights. Dimitrij keeps the ball rebound low at and same height each time, probably getting similar spin each time.

I think the exercise helps prevent serving too many flat balls at the start of a serve-session or starting serves of a match. It is also a good exercise for testing the amount of spin a rubber can generate. This saves a lot of wasted time serving at the table where every type of serve is spinless.