Recent content by PP 24-7

I didn't think this was a very good pose of ZJK.

There is no shame that you win when it counts. Win and move on, or lose and stay at home. It is dog eats dog world in China TT. Ma Lin is always one of my faves. Love his serves and emotion. I wish him success, jia yo-Ma Lin.

It is a tough call. It is definitely argueable as we have our own faves. Here are mine: 1) Wang Li Qin (during the golden years, of course). 2) J O Waldner: I admire how he carry himself as well as his accomplishments. 3) Ma Lin (Beijing Olympic Champion Edition) 4) Wang Hao for many titles he...

It is a rare oppty to see ZP in action. Nice match but could not see the scores to see how close it was.

Wow! I am in awe of his teaching. What a stounding wisdom this man has. A standing ovation for JOW!

I can agree w/ that. Just keep it on the table and let the other person find ways to earn that point.

Very nice. I like it.

I have just switched from Flyspin 3 (Xi Enting Blade + Globe 99T on both sides) to: Blade: 729 Black Whirlwind BH: Skyline 3 (TG-3) FH: Yasaka Zap

One other thing, you want to look for a mismatch (your strength vs the other person's weakness). For example, if the other person has killer top spins, I take them away by playing short & middle range (which I am very comfortable doing). If the other person is really strong on FH (most do), I...

I want these Training DVD's from TableTennisMaster because......I love the game. I have played a lot during middle school in Thailand. We were seriously competitive. We punished the losers by having them crawl under the table after losing the matches. Since I came to the U.S., I rarely got a...

I want these Training DVD's from TableTennisMaster because......I love the game. I have played a lot during middle school in Thailand. We were seriously competitive. We punished the losers by having them crawl under the table after losing the matches. Since I came to the U.S., I rarely got a...

If you are considering H-3, you might as well taking it up a notch w/ Neo H-3 (or H-2) from China National Team version. It will run you around $25 - $30 ea.

Well said.

If you ever get to play an opponent to whom you have lost to, you really need to dig deep and find out where you lost points on and fix it (ie; FH or BH was weak, being overconfident, unable to return serves or to counter spins, probem w/speed, and so on). Mental and strategy seem to be the...

My fave PP players are: Men: Ma Lin, though he's not the #1 currently, but it is always fun to watch him plays, love the energy and emotion on his face. The famous ghost spin also adds to the overall package. Women: Guo Yue bc she has been so close to #1 many times. Her style is also fun to...