Reverse pendulum serve

Alex Horscroft

Alex Horscroft

Last updated on 20-Mar-2012 06:44:07 PM

hi ive been playing for around 4 years now and i have developed a spinny pendulum serve, i am thinking of using the reverse pendulum and disguising it to confuse my opponents, but at the moment i am dreadful at it, i am getting a ball catch net for christmas so i will have plenty of time to practice if i choose to do the serve, is it worth it, or should i not bother, i have 6 other serves:

pendulum, pendulum topsin, pendulum backspin, tomahawk, reverse tomahawk (just started around 2 months ago) , tomahawk chop.

all feedback will be greatly appreciated 

Alois Rosario

and Alois Rosario said...

Hi Alex,

I think it is good to experiment with serves and see what suits you.  Eventually you only need a few serves with different variations to be successful. 

I would classify that you have the Pendulum, Tomahawk and Reverse Tomahawk serves.  The others you mention are variations of spin that you are doing with the same serve.  This is a good array of serves you have already.  Work on the Reverse Pendulum and see if that suits your game better.

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Ji-Soo Woo

Ji-Soo Woo commented...

on the 13-Dec-2011 11:56:16 AM

Don't forget the hook serve / punch serve!

Personally I would recommend you add reverse pendulum to your repertoire.  It is one of the less common serves and you can surprise opponents with it sometimes.  Don't forget the high toss serve as well, which is also a nice surprise serve since not many people in local clubs see this.


Alois Rosario

Alois Rosario from PingSkills said...

on the 13-Dec-2011 04:46:45 PM
Good advice Ji-Soo.  Thanks.
nimesh venisious

nimesh venisious commented...

on the 20-Mar-2012 06:44:07 PM

crack

 


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