Top 5 Tips To Return Impossible Table Tennis Serves

Hey guys!! Ever played an opponent in table tennis and not be able to return their tricky spiny serves? We've all been there....In this tutorial we go into detail on 5 tips to help you return impossible table tennis serves and stop losing those frustrating points! Enjoy!

Music Credit to:
Electro Light ft. Kathryn MacLean - The Edge [NCS Release]

[TableTennisDaily]

What tips do you have to return those tricky spiny serves? Be sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more 🔥

[jmlainez]

One tip: if you can read the brand of the ball, there's no spin on the serve.

[jrk]

*works for hours to nail a perfect serve
"cheap point"
me: _bruh_

[leostamp]

Just love it!! Really needed a 🏓 boost. Tom gave a session at our club, 18 months ago... such passion and patience...and we all need loads of that, these days!!!! Seriously, great, sound advice.Top draw Dan/Tom. 👍👍

[uzijacky]

This is the most useful guidance for return of serves I have ever watched. Thank you so much for sharing such precious information.

[Lord__Six_IV]

Great tips as usual!
Some players when they can't handle a serve have the intention to go closer to the table.
And try to catch the serve earlier but are so close they don't have time to decide topspin, flip or push.
I normally advise them to take a half step back especially on heavy spin serves. Moving forward on a serve is easier then moving backwards.
Thanks for sharing Dan and Tom!

[konstantin]

Another tip: Return long services a bit later, because the ball has less spin with time.
Great video 👍🏼

[MrASETPresident]

Hi Tom & Dan, Thanks for this very useful & helpful video lesson. Returning serve is one of the most difficult skills in TT. It will benefit to many lesser experience players to enjoy the sport. Thanks. 👍🏓

[gustavosuenaga]

Just the video I needed! My return of serve is my weakness 😭

[ABTableTennisTricks]

Great tips as usual! Thanks for sharing Dan and Tom!

[typeosign]

Great tip about aiming where the opponent’s racket started its swing. Nice additional way to think about counteracting the spin. Love this channel. Thanks!

[murtuzaarbaz]

Situation gets tricky people hide their elbow until they make contact with the ball. Like having body covering up your racket and elbow positions, they will toss the ball near their making the toss visible, making the contact visible with the racket (makes the service legal), it's becomes harder to judge the amount of spin on the ball.

Also I learned few points through this video, thanks a lot.

[EEYBAL]

Incredibly insane tips i can say. We are waiting for equipment reviews especially something from Darker. There is no video about this company and I really want to see the products of this company. Thank you so much for these amazing videos.

[megamasterblogs]

Great tips, I have never thought about the height of the elbow. :)

[MCHELYT]

I use your tips at my school that’s how I win most of the time

[Aditya-lf]

Really love your videos TTD
Lots of information to collect from you all guys!!
And it is my wish to meet you all guys in future, if i get a chance!! 👍
All the best, Happy Table Tennis🏓

[Spinspiel]

It's important to mention listening to the contact sound of the blade on ball in addition to visual cues. Soft contact is usually spinny and loud sound is usually fast and generally topspin.

[eloimumford]

Much needed tips, most players fear tricky serves, thanks for the path to win this challenge.

[electricdreams]

Thank you so much for being meticulous to the details. Great communication connected me with the intricacies of this topic, which would otherwise been difficult to identify and express.

[joshuaford]

Playing in a tournament this Saturday, will try to keep all this in mind!