Hi,
I am seeking advice due to a lack of a coach. Currently, I play penhold with a grip similar to Felix Lebrun's, though slightly extended but not as much as Dang Qiu. For the most part it looks like this:
However, yesterday while playing I decided to try the Xu Xin grip with the straight...
Hi fellow table tennis enthusiasts,
I play penhold, and I noticed the forehand of Xu Xin and Liu Guoliang differs very much in how they look and their technique. I see Liu Guoliang with a very loose wrist, almost limp with his racket creating 90 degrees with his arm.
On the other hand, Xu...
Anyone know professional players with penhold grip (japanese penhold or chinese penhold with rpb, tpb or rpb block, don't matter) with blocking style?
If have amateurs, send too.
Hello fellow PENHOLDERS I was wondering what is your go too backhand rubber that you use daily... I would like to know the hardness also, would like to get a general consensus on what people prefer and choose to use for Rpb. From what I have seen the consensus is between tenergy and Chinese...
Hello:
Just curious how many Penholders are on TTD? I know of a few already (JeffM, Liten, suds79) , not sure if site has a create thread/poll option... didn't think i see it.
Are you a modern penholder? Are you a JPen player? Is there a RPB for JPen?
Or are you like me an oldschool...
Just wondering...
Ma Lin, Wang Hao, Xu Xin all use blades with walnut top ply. Why do you think they use a hard top ply?
Ma Lin loop-drives a lot, but Wang Hao's and Xu Xin's game are more about looping at mid-distance. Won't a soft top ply help generate more spin?
so the rules are upload a video of you either training or playing games or doing drills.
the goal of this thread is to have people of different levels show us what and how they do things. this in turn will benefit the lower skill people. as it will give them an achievable goal which they can...
Reporter: We believe you have an excellent understanding of how to play against the penholder style. Can you share with us your experiences?
Kong Linghui: Penholders in general have weaker backhands, although the Chinese are different than the foreign players in this respect. Our players have...