What a deep explanation bro! You really had great reasons.
The only reason I put RSM at the top is simply because of his crazy footwork, any less and hes done for 😂
RSM lower than Felix and Liu is weird though ngl, cuz he has a much much better forehand than Felix, and I think he plays faster...
This thread is just for fun guys.
Rank all of these players, at their peak
1. Ryu Seung Min
2. Ma Lin
3. Wang Hao
4. Xu Xin
5. Felix Lebrun
6. Liu Guoliang
7. Kim Taek Soo
8. Kaii Yoshida
(and yes, this is my ranking too)
no its the arm movement moving more upwards than normal players (ofc no offense to Aruna), like the 30s. Plus I think I stated it wrong but what I mean more is the vibes I get from both side by side.
- both arms go straight up
I mean that's it but it's a rarity to see that typa thing nowadays...
On the grips section of Wikipedia's page about TT grips, you can see a subsection called, "unusual grips"
They are very odd.
What are your opinions on them?
The link: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_tennis_grips_and_playing_styles
I personally hold my Jpens with a ~20 degree angle, which could work with the Cpen Ill get soon.
Id like to keep a similar jpen style while using my cpen, just that spin is a little more pronounced, yk?
What an insight
How does the Cpen handle interfere? The jpen head going against cpen spin works maybe, but how does the handle?
Fair, but there is a possibility to create an inbetween. Lets try