Being A Better Table Tennis Server

As a junior player in the sport of table tennis, you have to know that the service is one of the most vital positions that you must make the fullest. It is a situation where you can start the attack early Thursday, and is also a place where you can keep your opponents on defense and to you on the offence.


However, you need to remember that the service an effective ball is not as easy to do. In fact, many professional tennis players still have problems with the ball at the service. Now, if you are a beginner and you are still learning the different types of services and you have a problem keeping the ball in an optimum height and speed?

The most common problems that beginners have used the ball they are either bounced the ball too high or too low. When the ball is too high, you make it easy for your opponent to attack the ball and finish the point at the beginning of the game in their favour. On the other hand, if the ball is too low, it will not clear the net automatically point to give your opponent.

To be effective, a service is a service that will keep the ball low enough that it does not make it easy for your opponent to attack and high enough to be able to clear the net a When he bounces on the other side of the table.

So, here are some things you need to practice to get the ball fair.

If the ball is very high, you may want to throw the ball a little lower. The more you throw the ball during the service, plus the rebound will be. Because of the extra speed, it is when it comes down to make contact with your paddle. The reverse should be used if the ball is too low or if it fails to resolve the net.

You want to make contact with the ball when the altitude is almost as high as the net. This helps keep the ball in an optimum height, which will specify the net and at the same time, low enough that it can do, it is impossible for your opponent to attack.

Finally, hit the ball a little more horizontally with your paddle. The angle of your paddle will help a lot of factors with regard to the height of your ball. When the contact point is slightly up, then the ball will bounce higher and vice versa.