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Sweet, I had another look from my desktop and it works nicely. Now they just need to make a version for penholders! :eek:

You need to name a German club when registering though. Where exactly are the e learning contents? Is it just the proposed exercises section?

Grats Düsseldorf!

Ma Lin around 2007-2013 comes to mind. seriously.

I'd say there was another one, I think from Australia, something William Schlegel

Hi, glad to have found a fellow c-pen beginner. I've picked up the style 4 years ago after a 12y break, coming from shakehand. My biggest problem is actually the racket angle for forehand looping, it ends up too open most of the time. It seems the difference lies mostly in the elbow position...

Every time he plays a point.

Short pips.

- What activities besides eating with chopsticks do you do righthanded? - Do you prefer to play against lefties or righties? - Have you ever tried playing with a K-Pen bat? If yes, how did you like it? - Do you think that other contries with traditional penhold style will pick up the rbp any...

common practice of the chinese team. backhand rubber is softer, so against lobbed balls, it will throw harder smashes than the stiffer and stickier forehand rubber.

The Chopblock originates from the penhold style, Liu Guoliang used to do it a lot. Obviously you'll have to take the ball very early on the bounce and mustn't wait till it reaches its apex or starts dropping.

Meh, the japs and koreans need to start picking up RBP, or it will come as XX says.

Think so. He holds chopsticks with the right hand, though.

Think so. He holds chopsticks with the right hand, though.

Good effort indeed. I just wonder why ZJK didn't do his signature reverse pendulum serve even once. Maybe he had a bet running with his team mates whether he can beat Boll without it? :)

Good effort indeed. I just wonder why ZJK didn't do his signature reverse pendulum serve even once. Maybe he had a bet running with his team mates whether he can beat Boll without it? :)