He Zhi Wen's Serve
Serving
Nirakar Sapkota Asked 13 years ago
Sir,
It would be very kind of u if u would give a video response on how to execute the He Zhi Wen's serve....I would also like to know if it would be as effective as on using the same serve to a right-handed by a right-handed.....
Thnk U sir...
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Nirakar,
He is a left hander. His serves are very effective because he serves fast and long and wide to the forehand and varies it by serving to the backhand. He gets a big angle wide and moves the returner away from the centre of the table.
If it came from a right hander it isn't as effective because you can't get the wide ball to the forehand side.
Take a look at this video response to the question titled He Zhi Wen's Serve.
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Nirakar Sapkota Posted 13 years ago
Hi Nirakar,
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Nirakar Sapkota Posted 13 years ago
Ian Costello Posted 13 years ago
Here's a video of He Zhi Wen serving.
Ian Costello Posted 13 years ago
Aianne Salisi Posted 10 years ago
Hi Sir
How To Serve very fast and low?
Hi Aianne,
You need to get the contact from a low position. Then hit the ball close to you on your side of the table and then land it close to your opponent’s end line. Try to hit the ball fast and flat and don’t be worried about hitting the ball too long.
D K Posted 10 years ago
He Zhi Wen, A PIMPLE USER,generates SPIN??
Vinh Cao duy Posted 9 years ago
Thanks Alois,