How to do a REVERSE Pendulum Serve - eBaTT | Tutorial #31
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- Reverse Pendulum Table Tennis Serve - eBaTT | Tutorial #31
eBaTT Tutorial focusing on the reverse pendulum serve:
One of the hardest, possibly the toughest serve to perfect in table tennis is the reverse pendulum serve.
In today's tutorial, we are providing 3 tips to help you develop this service and implement it inside your game.
Three main spins - sidespin topspin, sidespin, and sidespin backspin
Focus on your grip, try to find what works for you but note that loosening your grip and where your index finger is placed can help you execute this serve.
Tip 1: The movement
Introduce an exercise serving over the table which helps with the mechanics of the stroke when implementing it as a serve. Try to impart all three spins; sidespin, backspin, topspin using this exercise. Check the angles of movement 45 degrees and 90 degrees
Tip 2: Bat/racket position
This depends on your flexibility and personal preference. you can prepare the blade above or below your forehand/wrist. Then look at the contact point (ball and rubber). look carefully where the ball shot hit for each different spin.
Tip 3: the importance of the serve
The reverse pendulum has great value in completely changing the movement in flight from the same position as another serve (traditional pendulum). This change of curve and spin can completely change the game in your favour.
You can cock your wrist in more when executing the reverse serve due to hand mechanics and the way your wrist is built.
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Thank you Bernie for creating the video - Sport
Gold ..no..Platinum quality material. Underrated!
Very kind words thank you 🙏
amazing. I watched several reversed pendulum served tutorials but this one is the best!!! the drills are perfect and the instructions like the degrees of the different spins are superb in which other tutorials dont even taught.. great vid!! superb technique drills!! thank you man!!
This channel is the best related to table tennis. Eli does explain very well 👏
Super kind, thank you 🙏
Great video, as always explains things simply.
Another great video. Thank you Eli!
very instructive, thank you a lot!
Best serve tutorial Ive seen. Didnt think to keep handle under wrist, thanks!
Thank you very much 🤗
Yes it is .. thanks a lot coach Ellie
Waoooo is is one of the best video for pendulum 🏓. The way you have described is very helpful for upcoming players and also for those who are not consistently placing the ball with rotation and spin. As always I appreciate 👍🏽🏓. Keep going, keep rocking.
Interesting ! Thanks
It's beautiful. Very well explained
Thank you, very kind words 🙌🏓
Superb tip👌
great,thank you...
Thanks coach
Great advice for progressing to better pendulum and reverse pendulum serves. I plan to study this video many times alternating practice and re-viewing the video. It is a tough to master serve. Thanks for posting.
@@ebatt8803 thanks!
Thank you very much for that one I was reading and hoping you will do this thank you thank you❤
Absolute pleasure 🙌🏓
Great video! I struggle with timing and sometimes drop the ball !
wonderful teaching ! need to digest....thank you so so much
eve kang thank you 🙏 best of luck
Thank you for showing us! I find this one so difficult but I hope I will master this one at some point.
@@ebatt8803 ok, thank you. I will try with the recording.
outstanding as usual , detailed explanation ,best review of reverese pendulum serve ..... thanks coach ....🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹
You’re super kind 🙌🏓
Awesome videoo masterrr
Good explained! Nice video!
I struggle with the placement at my backspin/sidespin variation. I only can do this diagonal or to the elbow at max.... what should i change to place the ball although parallel. Is it the hip movement or what?
I naturally do side and back using this serve. It defo the hardest. I find the finger placement on back height up help for feel and control. Under wrist for back spin feel so unnatural to get ur bat to normal position.
Thank you Eli - fantastic video!!! 👍👍👍.
I was really amazed how the more extreme pendulum grip allowed me to get more spin and keep the ball short for the normal pendulum serve - really surprising.
But I really struggle to transition into shakehand for the return ball. Would love your ideas on how to do this fast and safely without dropping the bat.
Dan
Thank you,
And unfortunately for now it’s a little too hard to explain, hopefully in the near future when I do videos again I can cover such questions
Very well explained. I m Sure of getting this point even the effect of my serve is 50% compared to the demo I ve watched. I would like to know how it should be returned ? If returned effectively, how to tackle?
Technique beautifully explained by you Eli. After the technique is learned, the only way to master this serve is repetition, 100s of multiballs to train your muscles to co-ordinate in this un-natural movement. This is why I've never managed to master this serve as I don't have the time it takes.
@@ebatt8803 that's a fair point 👍🏼
I've resisted trying to learn the reverse pendulum serve, rationalizing it by thinking "I can have enough variation using the pendulum and a few other serves" But what blew that argument away was seeing you serve a series of pendulum and reverse pendulum and noting how deceptively similar they can appear while being so diametrically different in spin and direction. I need to get busy on this when the shutdown gets lifted! Thanks coach!
Totally agree!. I have been practicing pendulum serve and it’s noticeable that many tutorials do not emphasise the high elbow position in fact some advice low elbow close to body.
It’s only when you consider trying to do pendulum and revers pendulum with a high elbow position that you can develop a similar motion to perform both .
The Penny drops!. Great video ,thanks for illustrating this so well.
A question: What is the difference between this serve and Kab Judus serve ? Thanks 🙏🏻
I love this serve as I normally get a short touch to the backhand which I can flick aggresively. Takes forever to learn tho. Keep up the good work🏓
Yes I agree man Good job you are an inspiration for all aspiring table tennis players I am so glad you do these
Definitely 🙂
Great video, helped me so much, I am still practising the service to get as mush spin I can. I won´t just give up the one needs trainting a lot
Jirka Adamcik it’s damn hard, I wish you the best 🙏🏓
@@ebatt8803 Thank you
This is the hardest serve! I'm still learning it, but to get it working I had to film myself, and then compare what I was doing to another tutorial video. I found, similar to the backhand flick, that contact point is very important because it's a fast but tight swing, so the end of the racket is moving much faster than near the handle.
I'm at the exacct same point. Trying to film myself and get it right. I'm finding it super difficult to get the full backswing and follow through connecting to the ball so that the ball hits the first bounce correctly. A lot going straight into the net or not getting enough contact to get the ball over the net.
There's also so many different ways to do it. I see the eBaTT way is wristy without elbow. More Timo, less FZD.
@@animaysh as a compliment to this excellent video, here's another one with its own collection of pointers: czcams.com/video/a2qDUlEe1ck/video.html
I'm a little bit confused now. I watched both videos and especially had a look for the contact point.
At nearby 6.00 the two guys told, that the contact point should be at the front of the bat, you tell us the contact point for a backspin serve should be at the end of the racket. What is right?
Super
Thank you 🙏
👏👏👏
Any reason you chose flat handle over flared handle??
Can you explain more details about how do you make a variations spin directions with a same motion.
Thank you so very much.
Very hard to explain but hopefully in the future I’ll do a video on the topic you mentioned
I like to do it with almost a fully open bat so it makes it harder for my opponent to judge how I am touching the ball. This seems to be how Fan Zhendong does it as well, but its not an easy thing to do.
Which blade and rubbers do u use??
Great video, explanation and demonstration. I practice this one in my home, but one thing I dont do well is the transition to the normal grip following the serve (when playing an opponent). I find myself maintaining that grip for a few volleys. I didnt see how to properly do this from your video. Any tips on this? I dont want to drop the bat in a match. Thanks!!
@@ebatt8803 thanks for the suggestion! Sounds like the new fidget spinner!
Thanks for the tips, I noticed a few errors I was making. Also, why ST handle over flared?
eBaTT I think I’m going to give it a try actually, do you have sqst or rst? Also, good luck to you and your family battling this Corona pandemic.
The serve performed at 6:29 with the fake reverse follow through was inspired by Waldner,no doubt about it.
I also let loose of the three fingers while doing a normal pendulum due to increased wrist movement.
@@ebatt8803 But as always nice and very informative video. Learned it originally from a tutorial video over at TableTennisDaily and this one is a very good extension especially your bat movement angle tip!!! Looking forward to maybe some another collaboration with Tom Lodziak again! Keep up the awesome work!
I use penhold grip, can you do this services in penhold grip thank very much..🤔😊
Yea I can I’ll upload it onto my social media over the next few weeks
Follow me on fb or Instagram eBaTT
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Thank you 😃
My friend vidyuth loves your videos! He cannot do this though...
Hi oli
Hi oli
@@callumlove9936 hi fellow table tennis player how is your reverse pendulum serve?
I've tried practicing this serve but I seem to be hitting a brick wall 😭
Ebatt