Comments on: Mastering Your Serve http://www.tabletennismaster.com/blog/mastering-your-serve/ Master Your Game With The Latest Training Tips, Articles & News at Table Tennis Master's Blog Thu, 17 May 2012 02:57:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: Anonymous http://www.tabletennismaster.com/blog/mastering-your-serve/#comment-16702 Anonymous Sun, 10 Oct 2010 18:23:11 +0000 http://www.tabletennismaster.com/blog/mastering-your-serve/#comment-16702 :twisted: :twisted:

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]]> By: Mastering Your Serve Part III » Table Tennis Master http://www.tabletennismaster.com/blog/mastering-your-serve/#comment-116 Mastering Your Serve Part III » Table Tennis Master Wed, 23 Jan 2008 14:25:38 +0000 http://www.tabletennismaster.com/blog/mastering-your-serve/#comment-116 [...] mastered no-spin or flat-spin serve can catch an opponent off guard when mixed up with a medley of spinning serves. This serve can be tuned to be very accurate because technically, if it is hit properly, it should [...] […] mastered no-spin or flat-spin serve can catch an opponent off guard when mixed up with a medley of spinning serves. This serve can be tuned to be very accurate because technically, if it is hit properly, it should […]

]]> By: Genomics Knight http://www.tabletennismaster.com/blog/mastering-your-serve/#comment-111 Genomics Knight Sun, 20 Jan 2008 05:52:05 +0000 http://www.tabletennismaster.com/blog/mastering-your-serve/#comment-111 Nice article. A quick question. You say to draw a line with chalk about three inches from the end of a ping pong table and serve to in-between the chalk line and the end of the table. Wouldn't this serve's 2nd bounce on the opponent's table likely to fall outside of the table and easily get attacked/looped? Thanks, GK Nice article. A quick question. You say to draw a line with chalk about three inches from the end of a ping pong table and serve to in-between the chalk line and the end of the table. Wouldn’t this serve’s 2nd bounce on the opponent’s table likely to fall outside of the table and easily get attacked/looped?

Thanks,

GK

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