5 Tips To Produce KILLER Spin | Table Tennis

Hey everyone! Creating more spin in table tennis is a fantastic way to improve your shots and develop your overall game, it adds control to your attacking shots and helps you to increase consistency and accuracy to push shots and your short game. Here's 5 tips on how to generate more spin in your shots, the tutorial also includes some great training drills and demonstrations of our coaching tips to learn deadly spin!

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Electro Light ft. Kathryn MacLean - The Edge [NCS Release]

[TableTennisDaily]

Let us know ways in which you generate SPIN and other tutorials you would like to see on the Academy 🔥🏓

[vitochiaradia]

Who is here to destroy his opponent tomorrow in the office?🤫🤫

[AdamBobrow]

Great video!!! Clear, easy to understand and very important and valuable info! Bravo! 👏🏿 😁👌🏿

[subhasischattopadhyay]

One of the best training clips. Thanks a lot. Please keep updating many more sessions🎯🥇🎯

[lhduy_vn]

I think the bat angle more related to your equipment. Soft Racket with Soft Sponge like Chinese rubber will have different contact. All depends on your feelings with that equipment. Also, weight transition is always the key.

[eloimumford]

I find essential to master all 5 tips before even thinking getting some progress.
Definitively in my top 5 videos to show beginners.

[Franky_]

Very good tips! In a few minutes I have training. Will implement these helpful tips the same time. Thank you and keep up the good work!

[NEVEUTANK]

amazing tutorial and amazing guyz ! good job for this work

[MnemonicCarrier]

I want to develop spin in my game, but I've been playing for years using very bad habits. Undoing what I've already learned is proving difficult.

[jimf]

Great to see this stuff. When I learned as a youngster, I had most of this intuitively, but it's been so long I've forgotten. You just sped up my recovery by weeks to months.

[lsfhd]

Love how in the first tip when Tom is blocking he “accidentally” misses a backhand block to emphasise dans spin 🤣 great video though as always 👌🔥

[mechushka]

Another awesome video by Dan and Tom. I love it!

[davidburton]

That's correct! this kind of video has a lot of information that can help other people who want to learn about this game. Kudos to both of you! More videos to come.

[Riddha_Rik]

Awesome. I am a table tennis fan so I liked his video very much.

[kysonlarsen]

This is a great video on Table Tennis. These guys seem like they would be good at ping pong, can you do a video on ping pong maybe?

[thomaslapointe]

You guys are the best!! Plz send me info how I can support your vids or buy your merch.. I've been watching since Dan was doing videos in his cramped room

[benjaminhess]

I'm not sure but I have to say that i found out that brushing the ball too lightly means a lack of consistency and speed. I used to try to brush the ball as lighty as possible but it was really hard for me to make more than 5 Topspins in a row because when I tried to brush the ball so thin, it often happened that i missed the contact or made unintentional really awkward Topspins. I just had not the feeling that there wasn't much consistency. Another problem I had when doing topspins with thin contact was that i couldn't produce enough speed to make a winner against underspin. I used all my power to spin the ball but when the opponent got used to my spin he could block everything. So i watched some Videos and I found out that also the pros have the racket opened when topspinning. I think you can do that espacially with the plastic ball because he looses a lot of spin when coming down on the table and you don't have to give him that much spin. That's something that I found out but I want to hear what you think about it.

[muhammadnooryusriansyah]

This video inspiratif me to become a good player in my school.

[vishalwadhwa]

Thanks for providing the free tips, keep rocking. What equipment Tom uses❓🏓

[washnery]

2:57 in others words, use another racket for tip 2, for not damage your original equipment, hahaha...