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In short the ball is falling behind their head and they are making contact around nipple height. As for why they do this, it's out of consequence for trying to serve as close to the body as possible in a semi-lunge position. They serve close to the body to keep the paddle hidden until contact.
11 Νοε 2009 · In table tennis you can serve from the left edge, right edge or behind the backline. You can not serve anywhere from the side of the table left of right. If you are right handed and have your left foot first you want to make sure when serving from the edge all of your right foot is behind the backline and your left foot being to your backline.
15 Αυγ 2022 · So using your head in traditional table tennis is obstructing the ball. Rule 10.8 also specifies that a player scores a point if the opponent obstructs the ball. It’s confirmed. The only legitimate way to use your head during table tennis is to strategize.
Long serves are usually very fast to the corners or the crossover point. Let us examine the main serves and grips and think which part of the ball to contact, where on the racket and where the ball should bounce on the table (where on the player’s own side first).
These tactics are intended for players who want to have the initiative, attack first, and dominate points, especially when serving. When receiving, it's like the example with Josh, we want to understand what the opponent wants us to do, and then do exactly the opposite with the skills we have.
19 Οκτ 2024 · Serving is one of the most important parts of playing table tennis. You can't win a match without a good serve! It’s important to follow the rules when you’re serving, as you don’t want to get called out by the official.
Why do table tennis players stomp when serving? This can be observed especially during the serve: Some players stomp loudly on the ground exactly when they make contact with the ball. One example is the Chinese player Fan Zhendong.
