Serving with spin and over net

Serving

jae roh
jae roh Asked 9 years ago

Hi  coach,

How do you serve with spin without hitting the net.


Alois Rosario
Member Badge Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago

Hi Jae,

When the ball is going into the net often the issue is your contact point.

Try to hit the ball from a little higher.  This will get the ball to bounce higher and get over the net.


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jae roh

jae roh Posted 9 years ago

Okay!!! Your the best.


Alois Rosario

Member Badge Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 9 years ago

No problems


D K

D K Posted 9 years ago

I must agree with Jae's comment.
Yesterday,I used a perfect reverse pendulum topspin serve.
It was very low,just milimetres above the net,and it had two bounces (the second was near the corner) and lots of topspin and sidespin.
I do not think I will perform that serve once more with such flawlessness as the one I am talking about very soon,but at least I managed it once.
And that happened thanks to PingSkills Team videos


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