Tips for the deathback serve with the most spin
Dec 19, 2023
Hello everyone I am Gutchi
from the World Lab Marke
There is a backhand serve that has been active in the
Olympics It is a powerful backhand by Offchalo and Yorjitch
I have done a lot of research on
this myself and this time I want to
try a serve like Oftchalo even if I don't have much strength like us
I want to remember an extremely powerful and intense backhand serve I tried this for
those who are interested I am very very
happy when you give high ratings and comments
The racket angle
is basically 45 degrees which is the easiest to tilt diagonally So around 45 degrees this
is the most comfortable angle to cut
First hit the right side of the ball and
at that moment lift
the toss left and right
The basic swing technique for a weak backhand serve is as follows
When performing a backhand serve
twist your weight transfer and return it to the right Twist right twist right
I can't go this far this is no good
I twist it to the right and it feels
like I'm stopping here It will start to spin really strongly like this
To cut quickly use the wrist and elbow at the moment of cutting At
the moment the wrist
pulls and hits use the elbow
So it's amazing that Chalov and Yorzhits are so
good the forehand side this side of the forehand
This is the feeling of keeping the super posture low and aligning the eyes and the platform horizontally
This is bad because the eye position is high from above By projecting from a low position
you can grasp it at a low position Because you
can grasp it at a lower position than usual
The serve was really low
even lower than usual It
hit the net and
went in Extremely low Okay Megui
The important thing about these Oftchakov
players is that their stance is important
When taking a low
stance keep both feet parallel at this point facing this way
This is Oftcharov and Yorgits right
Like this like this
When your feet are on this side you can't rotate properly so you
can't generate power so by doing
it this way you can face this side
Please look at this it's a huge space The
power of the twist is
so huge because it 's
so wide You can really cut it here Wow
the swing is amazing Also it's really low
You can now serve an excellent backhand serve
What Oftchakovskiy often does is this way
The head is raised and pointed straight up
This kind of swing creates an extremely wide
swing path making it really
hard to swing properly
This makes the swing weak
That's why we do it this way because then we can use the twist so the twist
power becomes really strong and then we
twist it in a big space with a snap sound
We're creating a huge space here
so we're making a big space facing
this way so it would definitely cut through quickly if twisted
This is really sharp from the bottom
Olympic player
Oftchakov and Yoritzki
often use this low backhand serve
There are two types: one that comes out from the front side and another
that comes out from the middle The
one recommended by Japanese players is
The idea of having the middle
player perform this off-chip serve is
something that was often done by
Japanese players from the forehand side
Olympic champion Ovtcharenko also
from the middle recently this crouching while
I often ended up doing the backhand serve
Forearm plus elbow
Wrist plus elbow that's
how you do it the server'
s serve becomes really
sharp wrist plus last elbow
Bend the forearm and elbow
Pull the forearm back and lift the elbow
When you lift the elbow strongly at the end
This will create a horizontal rotation
Raising the elbow increases the upper rotational
force so it feels like this when you raise the elbow
It feels like this when doing a horizontal upper rotation
This is the feeling of horizontal upper
This is the feeling of horizontal upper rotation
This is the feeling this is the
feeling Elbow
Elbow
If you do it like that it will be good
When you put your
elbow in this is when
you swing with your forearm to cut at this
time chop elbow chop elbow if it
hits during the chop it becomes strong
Chop elbow appears high at first
but it ends up low
and to the side
That's amazing Hit with the chop
Raise the toss and chop
chop Down
But the cutting method is roughly the same whether it's top or bottom Like this It's the
same isn't it
Bottom That's why I don't know Top players'
the player's
It looks the same but
the top and bottom are
distinguishable That's the same right But
since it's hit during
the chop it's better
It ends up on the lower side Yes like this
When the second half
of the swing
if it hits in the first half the lower side when
it hits after that
when you pull the elbow
up during the second half of the swing
If you hit it even if you hit it like
this see it just keeps going
even though you're swinging the same way
this time it's a serve that goes wide
same swing
same swing but down the line
Same movement
upper side lower
side huh that you
can do it the
same way that's amazing so in
terms of feeling
lower and upper
Chop Up
Chop Elbow
Wow
Wow
This is a fast backhand serve A
fast backhand or a fast forehand serve is often used by official
players and it's
really effective
I was confused about the details but
that's the key point the person who
is releasing it is the same but the
person who is releasing it is the same
The ball bounces towards this white line you know
like this hit the white
line with a thud and get it
Playing it playing it and it's
gone so it feels good to send it out
There is a short powerful serve by the
same Oftchalo player that bounces on this one
This fast powerful serve is
really tough Also the side spin
is really strong and it's low too I think it's hard to hit
Player Oftchakov says that if you lower
your line to this level your knees get
hurt and that's a bit tough
Player Jorjic is a bit of a tough one he's a bit
high-strung but his eyes are a bit above the table
I'm still okay with my knees because of that so it's
not shaking anymore so from
this point on it's the same
Oh that's like Jorjic's style You looked
just like Jorjic right now didn't you
Using this kind of eye contact reduces the strain on your feet
Well it also slightly reduces the power of the powerful serve
This one is more stable and reliable as well
It becomes something that can be done even without strong leg muscles
It was when we tried to study
the serve of Oftcharkov from the forehand side
It was too far back for
me making the backhand serve really difficult
What's recommended for Japanese
players is definitely the backhand serve by Offchalo after the second time I really recommend this
Serve ace is also really easy to get and
then the two-handed shot swings easily
The position is just waiting in the middle so it's okay to not move
It's not a drive but a poke which is the worst to send even if just a meat
Send it to the side
You can actually attack with just that and
also the opponent's second reception is already almost gone when they return this serve
It only comes back to me in a cross shape
When I got a course from Yassun
something about a backstroke right I think there's a fast backstroke for this egg
This distance is closer than usual so
the returner's reaction is extremely slow
It feels like hitting the ball in front of the forehand like when
this Offchirov player serves hitting the ball in front of the forehand
I get a strong feeling of being crossed so I end up waiting for it
I was made to run
I could only do a relaxed drive
Place the cross on the hilt and press it firmly
It's tough
The fruit was also very good in front of the middle Actually it was
Please try hitting a middle to front court off-chip shot from the center
It's surprisingly hard to
take off From here o
Oh I see Coming
from the middle it's
too close here so I
can only go forward
I actually want to go back Oh I see
because there's
something here That'
s right but because there's pressure here
because of that Because of that
This is coming so wait a
second Oh the way it curves
If it were a middle shot it would be completely
easy but that's probably
why it's hard That's why
it's difficult I don't
want to go with a forehand
But if you take it
with the forehand
it becomes a pop shot but with the
backhand you can get it but then
your foot doesn't come out Ah right
The front of both sides
is deep so I was aware of that then the middle front was really good
This is a course that comes out after the backhand so it will almost certainly come back
to the backhand which means you can hit it
next time either by looping or with a backhand
The opponent has to wait for a cross to
the front because the side is being cut off
It's basically like we're waiting
for a forehand cross shot here
There's definitely a scary powerful backhand
serve and a forehand serve as well you know
If you have your usual forehand serve plus this tricky backhand serve
then the opponent would probably hate it
so please try it if you like it
Thank you for watching until the end

