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Born: June 24, 1983 (age 33), Tianjin, China
Height: 1.8 m
Weight: 75 kg
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Good to see pen holders still around. I must say we are a dying breed. Most young players and beginners do not want to learn this grip. As long as your reverse pen hold backhand is decent, you can still excel.
yeah, I learned on k-pen, so that's what I'm sticking with. maybe I'll learn c-pen if it becomes a necessity, or maybe add rubber to the back of my jpen racket, who knows? 🤷
@@bryanwells4063 I always wondered about that, can you use a K-pen/J-pen one sided blade and glue another rubber on the plain wooden side? Is that permissable in a tourney or any official match? I'm thinking of teaching my Dad and my younger sibling modern C-pen backhand but they're accustomed to the feel of the J-pen blade as is.
@@floatingdisembodiedhead8975 I don't see any reason for it not to be legal, I've never tried it but one of my rackets, called the nittaku miyabi round, has plain wood on the back instead of black paint, as if it was meant to have rubber on the back. I didn't know that when I bought it so I just ordered rubber for the front, but it is an option later down the rode. I think the only rule for table tennis rackets is that they need to have ittf approved rubber and they need to have a black side and a red side. That's why black paint is required on the back of jpen rackets
@@bryanwells4063 ah okay gotcha 👍 thanks. Have a nice week
This playstyle reminds me He Zhi Wen's , really short and fast attacks
He seems to be more versatile than He Zhi Wen. He plays with both normal penhold backhand as well as reverse penhold backhand. When smashing a high lob defensive return, he switches to handshake grip. I suspect the front and back of his bat have different surfaces.
Bit quicker maybe more athletic than he super flat hits.
this guy plays with strong flat hits which are hard to block
3:58 he switches to shakehand grip to smash
Like Liu gouliang
in the last point he twiddled to inverted rubber on the forehand to play loops behind the table
1:55 what the hell was that?!
A really fast return right at the corner ;)
A unique short pip technique to use attack instead of loop return the backspin with low arc and high speed.
突击下旋球
what rubber is it 802 40 or summink ?
did he just switch to shakehand 4 that smash? 0.0
今の時代に前陣速攻をこのレベルでやるのは、相当なレベルの反射神経が必要だろうな
Check out He Zhi Wen's video.
龙梓焱 Wow, he is still on active list!! Thank you for your info.
I had stoped playing table tennis many years ago, and just recently I started to watch table tennis again, so I'm really surprised.
Jiang Jialiang was the master of short pimple fast attack in the 80s.
Polska!!!!!!!!!
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whats mean RPB?
reverse penhold backhand.
what rubber does he use anyone please???
729 Friendship 802-40
What sponge use
what about dima vs zjk backhand ?