How to LEARN & IMPROVE the PENDULUM "Sidespin" Serve | Table Tennis / Ping Pong| Tutorial to master

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Tutorial how to play, learn, master and improve Pendulum serve with different sidespin. See how to put extra speed and spin with different placements of the ball on the rubber.
How to grip the pendulum / reverse pendulum serve: • How to HOLD & LEARN th...
Time Stamp:
0:00 - intro
0:15 - what will we do
0:51 - how to grip
2:13 - where to stand
3:15 - step 1
3:54 - step 2
4:54 - how to spin
7:11 - step 3
8:02 - how to ungrip
8:44 - summary
9:21 - examples
9:47 - thank you :)
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@richardnadeau7882 Месяц назад

Such a great explanation of the pendulum serve. No detail is left unexplained. I was always reluctant to use this serve as I could never get my grip back fast enough to deal with the return.

@DublinTableTennisClub Месяц назад

Glad it was helpful! I was worried I spoke too long / too much, but I just can’t shake off my style of coaching. In person it doesn’t sound so complicated or long 😅😄

@georgesmith5925 Год назад

Excellent description… LOVE 🏓, never understood the basics of the pendulum serve, the grip is everything, huge help, appreciate the video 🙏🏼💯✔️

@DublinTableTennisClub Год назад

Always George!! Keep in touch if you have any questions about the serve or table tennis :)

@wafam965 Год назад

Gotta admit the best coach ever ❤. Keep teaching us more serves, receiving back spiny balls

@DublinTableTennisClub Год назад

Thank you 😊 Yeah, I think I’ll do that as my next video! How’s your training coming along?

@ozzzo7345 Год назад

Hey buddy, your videos are the best from the web. I noticed you included a time stamp, and full details of their contents! That tales a lot of time and effort. May God always bless you. You are doing so much good to this society!

@DublinTableTennisClub Год назад

Glad you like them! Yeah just easier to find certain portions of the video IF you are coming back and re-watching it again :) Keep leaving comments :) I will always reply!!

@skindiver2 2 года назад

Cheers from Australia dude Starting to serve like this for the first time

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

Good luck to you David and be in touch if you need any extra help :) Are you watching the world championship next week? I’m doing a live watch along throughout the week on my channel.

@skindiver2 2 года назад

I had a quick look at the live cross thanks 🙏

@martinvillalobos6010 2 года назад

Great vídeo coach Eddie , best regards from Costa Rica

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

Great technique to learn!! :)

@michaellevi2930 Год назад

I have watched 50 videos on how to do the pendulum serve. This one has cracked it for me. It’s actually works. Thank you so much. Michael

@DublinTableTennisClub Год назад

Hi Michael :) I am really glad it did and because as you said there are many versions out there because it is really hard to explain on "camera" how to do it. How was your progression been with it? Can you control / use how you want it during a match?

@edgrateful3823 2 месяца назад

Thank you Coach! I love your explanations and tactics!

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 месяца назад

Thanks for the comment!! Good luck in your training!!

@tmh1759 2 года назад

Amazing explanation, thank you!!

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@billbasta1548 Год назад

Great instruction, thanks.

@albertjohnson5338 2 года назад

Hi there! Thank you very much! I use this a lot but your explanation added a few things for me. Cheers! Will be going through your videos.

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

Thanks Albert, I thought I made this too long tbh with too much information so I am glad to hear it worked for you :)

@skindiver2 2 года назад

I have been practicing this every game I find i am hitting the ball to hard most of the time and off the table but damn when I get it right it rarely comes back I watch this video every day Cheers from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

Hey David :) I'm happy to hear your progress, but yeah hardest thing in this sport is the correct contact. Much thanks for your support!! I have to visit Sydney for a camp in your club some day :)

@TheButterMinecart1 2 года назад

Better players will be able to return the ball almost 100% of the time so you need to be ready for the ball to come back

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

Facts!! But, you have to start using in matches to understand where to improve :)

@joey1317 2 года назад

Great explanation! Thank you! Hopefully my game will improve…

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

I hope so too! Be in touch through my email if you need more detailed / specific training :)

@YenThe122 2 года назад

Very detailed and verygood video. Thanks a lot.

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

Yes I did feel I talked too much, but it is an important topic to understand! Glad you liked it :)

@nguyenanhquynh7322 3 года назад

great, thanks!

@aa0935200720 Год назад

非常詳細，謝謝你

@ttmedia4956 2 года назад

great video, thanks. i like the part where you mentioned especially why you stand at the corner location with your left leg for ease of moving closer to the table after serving.. finally i know the reason why lots of players are doing that... cheers.

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

Yeah doing with your leg situates you better for the follow up ball / any technique you wish to do :)

@idrivearttabletennis 3 года назад

great video - especially the return to shake-hand (which I was having issue with). Thanks.

@DublinTableTennisClub 3 года назад

So happy to hear you enjoyed it. Yes I do my best to follow all comments of suggestions :) Yeah if you have just the basic idea in your head. Doing it on queue will be easier

@tonycorazonoficial8692 2 года назад

Perfec. Thenks

@richierahlke8658 2 года назад

Really good video. I am still waiting for tutorials where "spinballs" are in use. I create lots of spin already but don't know how much is possible. It could be helpful for "us" to compare. But thanks for these very good advices.

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

Spinballs?? The best way is just to set up some targets and try to hit them in a specific curve, but it could be a cool video idea in the future :)

@NamPham-db7nb Год назад

Veru helpful. Thanks a lot

@hristostoev2013 Месяц назад

Great tutorial!

@DublinTableTennisClub Месяц назад

Thanks 😊 Let me know if you have any further questions!!

@Maximus-tq7pl Год назад

Very helpful for newbies like me. Thanks!

@DublinTableTennisClub Год назад

Glad it was :) I felt like I talked for HOURS haha sorry to bore you!

@lavasurfer22 2 года назад

Very good demonstration. However, I personally prefer to use two fingers instead of three to support the racket (using the thumb and index as a clamp right above the handle and at the base of the rubber on both sides), and I do it for two reasons. First, it allows more angles on the ball for more variances in the serve. You will also have a far better opportunity to strike the ball on either side of the racket. Second, it's slightly easier and faster getting your grip back after your serve. The only drawback is that you may have less control when you first begin to try it due to the index not being on the back-middle rubber for support. But the lack of control dwindles with time. Again, great video and introduction to the pendulum serve.

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

Yeah totally see and agree on your view. Two fingers for sure give more flexibility of wrist which then makes better choices for spin. I have found it that the average player struggles to manage it with two fingers so I insist to start with three until they get the hand of it.

@positivevibes696 2 года назад

Nice video and explanation brother, especially shakehand grip recovery. However most struggle with foot movements to get to recovery position after hand movement, that's the most difficult part of pendulum serve. Thanks 😊

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

Yeah I got you on the next tutorial next week :) look out for it. It comes out on Tuesday 2pm

@salauddeensyed5295 Год назад

Awesome explanation, Thank you so very much Sir...

@DublinTableTennisClub Год назад

Thank you for being patient to watch this video 😅 I didn’t realise how long it was until it got edited together!

@gubbimaatu Год назад

Great sir.

@DublinTableTennisClub Год назад

Thank you :) Good luck in your training!

@RaviKumar-vi9tb Год назад

Felt good, from India

@Blackain66 2 года назад

nice tutorial thanks man, what i wonder is the aim where to play it thou ? when i play it naturally i tend to play it cross table like u do in the video most of the time too but the spin shoots the ball to the other side when it hits the opponents bat which should be kinda bad since it wont go off the table so easy then right? like if he just push he will most likely still hit the table right? so i wonder if it wouldnt be better to do this straight to the left of the table so it goes off easy ? (prob short so it cant be top-spinned too easy)

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

Yeah that’s a fair comment and on theory it would work, but in real life unfortunately it doesn’t do to the fact that most people are right handed. Meaning their forehand technique is “spinning” the same way as the serve is. So even a mediocre follow through technique would return it. It is highly not advised to do this spin short to a players FH short position. Because a simple smack would get the ball returned. More complex to say is that the racket of the player is on the same side as the spin is connected which means that it is easy returnable with the slightest correct movement. The only way it can be “smart” to serve left / down the line is if you see the opponent far away at the opposite corner so maybe you can catch them out :) Hope that helps!

@ultraparadoxical7610 8 месяцев назад

I miss your excellent tutorials. Hope all is well with you.

@DublinTableTennisClub 8 месяцев назад

Thanks for your comment!! I am actually thinking of doing a live stream at a table so the community of this channel can talk / ask any tt questions :) Would you be up for that?

@ultraparadoxical7610 8 месяцев назад

Yes! That’d be great!

@matejweiss896 Год назад

Nice video with demonstration :)

@DublinTableTennisClub Год назад

Thank you very much! I thought I spoke too long haha, but this is why its a great serve to have :)

@matejweiss896 Год назад

@@DublinTableTennisClub I reather hear sentence more than less... Nice demo. Good luck.

@playermizo1063 Год назад

Keep it up

@DublinTableTennisClub Год назад

Will try to upload and make more videos :) Want to get more involved with the channel :)

@ozzzo7345 Год назад

Oh, my gassss! Finally, Simeone explained the pendulum serve as clearly as MUD!!! (LOL). I rally appreciate! Please, use subtitles. You hace a strong accent and English is not my 1st language. Where r u from? Greetings from Ecuador!

@DublinTableTennisClub Год назад

Haha I thought I said too much, but yeah a lot of things are important in this serve! Subtitles is for sure something I will look into it once I reach a certain milestone in subscribers. It can be quite tedious to set up, but if views are picking up I will make it happen :)

@ozzzo7345 Год назад

@@DublinTableTennisClub If u ever think of adding Spanish or Portuguese subtitles, let me know. We can talk about it!

@DublinTableTennisClub Год назад

Thanks man :) I will keep you in mind!

@matejweiss896 2 года назад

Great tutorial, may I ask which blade and which rubber is used on fh and bh side?

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

I am actually using the Stiga Royal 4 star racket. So it's a build full racket with factory rubbers. They are a good quality and perfect to use to learn and grow table tennis technique. The smoother and better quality technique the more the rubber works for you.

@matejweiss896 2 года назад

@@DublinTableTennisClub ok, tx a lot. Regards from sLOVEnia

@anungpramudyanto2431 2 года назад

Can u tell me, how's the specs of ur bat? Type of blade and rubber. Thanks

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

I only use rackets for coaching reasons. The 5 star royal with carbon blade by STIGA is a good strong round racket of speed and spin :) www.ebay.ie/itm/353321748465?hash=item52439e07f1:g:0PIAAOSwuihf2pU1

@kurtmayer8914 2 года назад

Hi, what rubbers do you use?

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

Hi Kurt :) I actually use a build racket set up from Stiga Royal series. It is a 4 star racket. My real racket, well I do not remember ha It hasn't been used due to Covid -19 :/

@ozzzo7345 Год назад

Dude, I have a concern about the type of racket I should use. I am a beginner player (with a couple of Yeats of experience, though). I have estar racket and I am planning on buying a 5-star Stiga racket ($110 USD by the way. Would IT be a good investment? Would a 4 or 3-star be enough? Is 5 star bolt for pro competitions???

@DublinTableTennisClub Год назад

Yeah God no do not get a 5 star racket. If you have a coach or someone you train then a 3 star would be perfect. I sell them out all the time because they are perfect for the beginner level to learn and develop. 5 star racket would ONLY be possible if you have a coach that you train 2 times a week min. Then you could learn and develop in a nice correct manner. Without a coach you would gain so many bad habits as you're just trying to control the ball.

@tj_1260 2 года назад

You

@farzadlevin5327 3 года назад

I don't understand when you hit the ball on the edge of the rocket further from the the table you get more spin? you are rubbing the ball less!

@ronytesler 3 года назад

What do you mean further from the table? compare it to the hand, it will be clearer.

@farzadlevin5327 3 года назад

@@ronytesler He refers it as sideway

@DublinTableTennisClub 3 года назад

Yeah if you clip it and brush it just right at the far side of your rubber variation of spin. The ball will be slower in speed (if only used wrist action) but it’s easier to go to a person backhand / go off the table on that side. I should of also mentioned in the video it’s perfect against Left hand players as the ball spins away from them if placed on their Forehand position It’s a great variation where spin is more on the ball than speed. And to return that “better” than your standard spin serve is more skill required. So your opponent won’t see the that and give the same exact technique to return, but it won’t work. The ball will pop up in the air for you to attack or they will just hit it off the side of the table of lack of control of your spin :) It’s best used when you want to throw off your opponent and give them something different to deal with. A close game of 7-7 score is a good timing.

@yaminbunyamin2475 2 года назад

@@farzadlevin5327 I think so.

@waheedsaifi1668 2 года назад

You are showing the wrong edge for more spin, it should be the edge closer to the table! It is very confusing to the viewers! Can you explain the logic behind it?

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

Yeah I should of been more specific on that matter :) If you hit the ball edge CLOSER to table then you will create as much spin as possible with momentum that could be anywhere on the table. Now if you hit the ball on edge AWAY from the table then you create "more" spin than you do momentum (Spin > Momentum). Which helps you to keep it low and short in height because of that. There is not much momentum created which helps to use against players who are aggressive to make them defend it and HELPS you to create a 3rd ball attack on it. It is important to know the difference between both and use them when needed to change things up. Especially when its a close game and you can do a very tactical move :) Hope that helps!!

@dantebystrom2837 Год назад

Do you sponsring

@DublinTableTennisClub Год назад

Get in touch at dublinttc@gmail.com and tell me about yourself!

@marcraibert4514 Год назад

I like your videos, but the 'music' doesn't add anything. Would be easier to listen without it.

@DublinTableTennisClub Год назад

I know and agree, but at that time the echo and roadworks from outside the building made the video really difficult to shoot and talk. The future videos that I will upload soon have a mic so it should fix the issue :)

@ozisecurity2908 2 года назад

Talk only

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

I just want make sure I'm detailed you know, but yeah back then I for sure spoke too much :)

@user-hq2bo3oo3i 7 месяцев назад

I agree talk too much

@DublinTableTennisClub 7 месяцев назад

Haha 100% I’m doing a live Q&A tomorrow from 4:20pm Irish / UK time. Let me know if you have any more suggestions / questions that I can discuss / improve on :)

@Tadek5 2 года назад

serv more, speak less. reg.

@DublinTableTennisClub 2 года назад

Yeah agree 100%. It is vital important information, but it definitely needs more balance of examples. I think I have improved in the latest videos, but let me know your thoughts on anything :)

@Tadek5 2 года назад

@@DublinTableTennisClub you know, Serv and return are the most important in table tennis and tennis as well. In every match must be serv and return. I think receive a serv in table tennis is the most difficult. reg visualisation : 1 picture is better than 1000 words. regards

@ozisecurity2908 2 года назад

Speak too much

@DublinTableTennisClub 11 месяцев назад

In that video I 100% like I can’t even defend it 😂😂