UTTS (Undidentified table tennis stroke)

Strokes

Jonathan Huynh Asked 13 years ago

what will i do when my opponent has developed a new serve or modified a champion's serve or copied it? i get competely ocnfused by it. also, my opponent is do it with near idnentical looking strokes since it is the mod of that stroke.

please help me!

Jonathan

P.S: is it possible to make up your own seves?

Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago

Hi Jonathan,

The main thing is to watch the ball. Remember it can only do certain things. Let yourself react to the ball that is coming. A player can't do something that is impossible to return.

You certainly can make up your own serves. Just experiment with your swing and see what you can do.

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Jonathan Huynh Posted 13 years ago

thanks, i'll do that

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