Chop Serves

[JKC]

No posts for a while, so here is a vid to look at - Some bouncy chop serves.

http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJfLHybrt7Y

[pingpongrob]

That is one very nice Serve you have there, very little wrist movement, but lots of backspin. - I'm Impressed.

Wilson, look at it - its what we were talking about on Saturday Afternoon.

[ckhugo]

hahhaa, we have both looked at it

[JKC]

That is one very nice Serve you have there, very little wrist movement, but lots of backspin. - I'm Impressed.

Wilson, look at it - its what we were talking about on Saturday Afternoon.

Makes it very easy to disguise the float. You should see the spin I get on my proper serves, but they are a little longer and faster and don't spin back to the net for the camera.

[JKC]

I will do some more next time I take Fred out and get a couple of better shots from the side. I'll put them on in slow-mo if they are any good because I am interested to see what my wrist-flick looks like. Not sure whether the camera will be up to it though, might just give us before and after frames.

[Wiz]

Nice - will spend the rest of my day analyzing this instead of working................................................................. lol

[pingpongrob]

Nice - will spend the rest of my day analyzing this instead of working................................................................. lol

Me too.

[JKC]

If anyone is interested, the back rubber I was using was a new sheet of Hadou (GP sponge) and the red sheet is an old sheet of sword RG which I didn't like at first and has been kicking around loose in the bottom of my TT bag for about 6 months. Both were experimentally tuned on Sat with a mixture of around 95% paraffin and 5% veg oil. I actually though the RG was spinnier for serving although the Hadou had lots of tack and the RG had none.