"Side twists on table technique" is an innovative skill for returning services in table tennis and also an attacking skill on table. Currently, many exceptional players have emphasized on the application of this skill in order to gain control and play aggressively, and thus dominate the games. Hsieh (2012) has examined and analyzed the techniques of on-the-table shots of the men's single events from quarterfinals to finals at the 2012 World Table Tennis Championships. Through his study, there was a direct relationship between the men's single champion Chi-Ke Chang and his excellent techniques particularly in the on-the-table shots, scored 72.2% after each on-the-table shots attacked. The main feature of the side twists on table technique is to extend the swing amplitude as long as you can and to hit the ball with friction, raising the hitting rate as well as the spin of the ball, and thereby create opportunities for enhancing the pace. Most of the innovative techniques stem from table tennis games or matches, and some of them are created by accident. The aim of this article is to discuss the side twists on table technique in table tennis world nowadays and its practical value in competition. Thus, table tennis coach and players can understand the new technique and its benefits.