🔥Avoid scooting up after serving as it leaves you vulnerable to deep returns.
🌀Don't get too fancy with spin shots, focus on proper technique first.
💥Avoid smashing balls too early or when they are too low.
🎾Understand the kitchen fault rules and learn to squat for better balance at the kitchen line.
🏓Improve your serve by focusing on proper technique and flipping the paddle over your shoulder.
Should I try to spin the ball as a beginner?
—As a beginner, it's best to focus on proper technique and getting the ball over. Leave spin shots for later.
Why is it important to stay out of the kitchen after serving?
—Staying back after serving allows you to react to deep returns and maintain good positioning on the court.
What should I do if a shot is coming towards my head or shoulder?
—Let the ball go out if it's going towards your head or shoulder. Don't risk making an error, focus on self-control and discipline.
Is it necessary to run to the kitchen after every shot?
—You don't have to run, but it's important to start moving towards the kitchen after your third shot to maintain good court positioning.
How can I improve my serve?
—Focus on proper technique, flipping the paddle over your shoulder for a solid contact, and try to generate power without sacrificing control.
00:00Introduction and importance of learning from mistakes.
00:51Mistake 1: Scooting up after serving leaves you vulnerable to deep returns.
01:57Mistake 2: Avoid getting too fancy with spin shots, focus on technique instead.
03:41Mistake 3: Don't smash balls too early or when they are too low.
05:16Mistake 4: Learn the kitchen fault rules and improve your balance at the kitchen line.
06:43Mistake 5: Focus on proper technique and flipping the paddle over your shoulder for a better serve.
