Serving
What is floater serve in Table Tennis and how can it be done?
Hi Haseeb,
The Float serve is a No Spin serve. The main thing is to contact the ball with a flatter racket and less brushing action. You need to make the serve look like a spin serve otherwise it will be easily attacked.
We do have a tutorial on this called the No Spin Serve.
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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