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Persson made some easy mistakes on his part but, Drinkhall also played one hell of a match :-D

I used to jump through car windows like that one guy in the video it isn't that tough but, all the other things are difficult especially when the guy place jumped from the pool...... you have to have mad crazy leg strength to do that

Ma Lin was so sad......he just wanted that new car :-(..... also was that Timo's mother scolding him at the end of the match?

Yea Mitch is a super nice guy.... I attend his training sessions and RR's while I am in MN for holiday breaks to visit the Fam.... Also, the "New School" kid is Austin Preiss he frequents the clubs I attend out here in Denver..........and yes that is Adam Bobrow L-D he is so entertaining.

also I would think in the heat of a match a coach being there for like a mental equilibrium if you start getting to confident or start getting really frustrated, and a coach that knows you will also know how to calm you down and bring you back to your senses.

I wish Waldner would adopt me and teach me is godly skills

I wish I had a giant poster of Jan on my wall and every day when I wake up I can tell myself "Jan is here, nothing can bring me down" :-D

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This was indeed a great video. Until seeing this I thought Timo was a giant douchebag. But, he seems to be a down to earth guy

What are your pre-competition rituals. For example, do you have a set nutrional plan if so what is it?

the smiley face means I was joking :-(

maybe some millionaire had a bet on Wang so he paid Zhang off :-D

I concur! JO is the best and he instills fear into the eyes of the empire that is China!

if you like Pips I have a bunch of those lol

I absolutely love the Amelie music....also you have done nice work on your video :-D can't wait to see the full version

well we all know choppers are sexy :-D

that was a hell of a match. kind of unsportsmanlike at the end though when he stood on the table

I have always thought the sport of table tennis to bring people together.... and projects like this further the movement and get people more active :-D....now only if this sort of idea came to the US :-(

At the current time I am training like this: 4-5 hours, 4 times a week (Mon, Thurs, Sat, Sun) 1-3 hours a week with coach 8-10 hours a week doing drills (Robot, Multiball) 5-7 hours a week doing matches, working on serve, and misc other things

how did you get matched with this teammate? Was it a coaches idea, one of the last people who didn't have a partner, or did you pick him? In any event I assume you are training for a competition; so if that said competition isn't really close I would suggest you find another available partner...