Receiving Position of the Professionals

All Levels

In this video we talk about where the professionals stand when receiving serve and why.

Table Tennis Receiving

Further Learning

Back to Further Learning 0% COMPLETE 23 LESSONS
1 Distance From The Table To Receive Beginner 1:15
2 Returning in Doubles for a Left Hander Beginner 1:16
3 Reading the Type of Spin Beginner 2:33
4 Attacking Plain Topspin Serves Beginner 1:59
5 Deciding Which Return to Play Intermediate 2:06
6 Returning the flat long serve Intermediate 2:05
7 Returning Short and Fast Long serves Intermediate 2:58
8 Push or Flick Intermediate 2:02
9 Receiving Middle Serves Intermediate 1:33
10 Returning a Short Pendulum Serve Intermediate 2:53
11 Returning Ma Lin's Serve Intermediate 2:17
12 Returning Short Balls Intermediate 2:07
13 Receiving Short Topspin Serves Advanced 1:33
14 Returning the Spin to the Server Advanced 2:06
15 Cues for Receiving Serve Advanced 1:06
16 Choosing forehand or backhand against sidespin serves Advanced 1:52
17 Returning with Long Pimples Advanced 6:56
18 Returning Half Long Backspin Serves Advanced 2:07
19 Returning Wide Angled Serves Advanced 1:39
20 Returning a Wide serve to FH Advanced 1:30
21 Receiving Position of the Professionals All Levels 2:40
22 Returning Slow Tomahawk All Levels 2:07
23 Attacking Serves All Levels 2:09

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Darren Hagarty

Darren Hagarty Posted 4 years ago

Interesting insights Alois.

I’d never really thought about the logic of where to stand but it makes sense.

maybe it also gives a hint about how to play your opponent.


Robert Platt

Robert Platt Posted 4 years ago

Alois,

Usual high quality video with excellent easy to understand instructions etc. Miss you guys, stay safe.


Alois Rosario

Member Badge Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 4 years ago

Thanks Darren and Robert.

I think it does also give us clues about how to play against opponents dependent on their receiving position.

Stay well.


Steve Prince

Steve Prince Posted 4 years ago

One thing to remember is that the top players are lightning quick. If us mere mortals were to stand so far over to the side of the table like Ma Long, and the ball was played down the opposite side, we wouldn't get to it, whereas he would.


craig beuttler

craig beuttler Posted 4 years ago

Once again Alois. Quality video with great, precise easy to understand instructions. Thank you .


uday rao

uday rao Posted 4 years ago

Very useful insights which we can follow during our matches.


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