Thanks a lot. I’m switching to pen hold grip after 2 years playing shake hand style. I love the pen hold grip and find this video extremely interesting, I want to study it carefully
1:27 The Forehand Grip 4:19 Grip for backhand attack 8:29 Grip for forehand-backhand transition 12:31 The PenHold Hook Serve 15:04 The PenHold Forehand Serve 18:19 The Penhold Reverse Side Serve 20:32 Backhand Attack 20:37 Short Return followed by Backhand Loop 23:49 Backhand-Loop a Backspin Return 27:31 Over the table Backhand Loop 27:37 Over the table Backhand Loop from Forehand Position 28:25 Over the table Backhand Loop from Backhand Position 31:42 Serve and Attack 31:45 Initiating Forehand Attack 34:55 Initiating Backhand Attack 37:58 Backhand rallies 38:01 Blocking a Topspin Return with the Backhand 41:15 Successive Backhand Loops
The ultimate guide for penhold players..... Came here for learning RPB strokes but the whole video helped me a lot in correcting many aspects of my game. So, thanks a lot, Wang Hao😘😘
7 years after your comment (and not saying it's as good or better yet, but it's getting close!), the French younger Lebrun sibling seems to be the new hope for a great penhold!
This is my 10th time watching this video. Subscribed. The backhand is just very complicated. I can't even copy what he's doing. Great thanks for the video I am living in China so probably I will go meet Ma lin In guangzhou. He's my dream :D
Backhand attack with front side of the racket , I think, is more stabilized like ex korea player Kim Taek Soo, but on the other hand, the attack with reverse side of the racket makes easier to transfer alternately between forehand and back hand like Wang Hao. On this point of view, this instructional video is very useful to me. For aged player like me who can't make footwork like Xu Xin physically, stroke with little shift or just adjustment of center of gravity is very efficient Thank you very much for uploading.
+lastpokemon I think learning the motion - being able to return the ball. And mastering it - being able to place the ball wherever you want with whatever spin you want with a close to 100% success rate. Are two diferent things. Also being able to counter whatever spin you recieve, including long pimples. etcetcetc. Mastering is a pretty advanced word. and I hardly doubt your success rate is 100%.
for the above list of skills you could see me or anyone who can master these skills forhand or backhand shakehand or penhold in the top rank of TT players, I'm talking about some one who plays TT in weekend as hobby, I pretty learnt it in less than a week and I'm doing very well to amusement of my TT mates.
I suppose he is not in so good condition now to make such kind of videos. But that would be great if he make it. At least his serve tips could be a hit :)
Ma Lin did release a coaching video more than 10 years ago. It was sponsored by double fish, another TT equipment vendor from China. I have watched it before.
Unless you are built like a tank with wrists of titanium and sinews of steel ... dont bother with DHS blades+rubbers ... They weigh more than elephants :-) At least the total force you exert during a full match / practice sessions :-D
Actually maybe no, from an interview he was a fan of some penhold player from france, quite unknown. I was expecting LGL, MLin, WH or XX but nah, I guess he has some ill feelings toward these great
About the middle and the ring fingers placement on the back side supporting the paddle, can they be slightly apart or they have to be very close to each other with no gap in between ?
What's the different between red and black rubber? I'm newbie and use low budget equipment, fh moonspeed and bh galaxy 9000 II star. Is it different if i switch the blade, bh moonspeed and fh galaxy? Thnks
Based on when Wang Hao starts talking:
2:36 -- (1) Forehand Grip/ for attack
5:22 -- »» Grip for BH Attack
9:39 -- »» Grip for FH/BH transition
13:04 -- (2) Serves: Penhold Hook Serve
16:00 -- »» Penhold FH Serve
18:55 -- »» Penhold Reverse Side Serve
21:36 -- »» Short Return + BH Loop
18:29 -- (3) Transitioning Between Forehand & Backhand
24:44 -- »» BH Lift a backspin + Drive loop
29:02 -- (4) »» Over-the-table BH Loop from FH Position
32:50 -- »» Serve And Attack/Initiating FH Attack
35:03 -- »» Initiating BH Attack
39:24 -- (5) BH Rallies/Blocking a Topspin return with BH
42:50 -- »» Successive BH Loops (Only Ma Kaixuan talks)
Hope this helps a bit! Been wanting this for a while myself.
Kaizoku someone Thumbs up here! Thanks for the useful comment dude :D
Thank you
Thanks a lot. I’m switching to pen hold grip after 2 years playing shake hand style. I love the pen hold grip and find this video extremely interesting, I want to study it carefully
1:27 The Forehand Grip
4:19 Grip for backhand attack
8:29 Grip for forehand-backhand transition
12:31 The PenHold Hook Serve
15:04 The PenHold Forehand Serve
18:19 The Penhold Reverse Side Serve
20:32 Backhand Attack
20:37 Short Return followed by Backhand Loop
23:49 Backhand-Loop a Backspin Return
27:31 Over the table Backhand Loop
27:37 Over the table Backhand Loop from Forehand Position
28:25 Over the table Backhand Loop from Backhand Position
31:42 Serve and Attack
31:45 Initiating Forehand Attack
34:55 Initiating Backhand Attack
37:58 Backhand rallies
38:01 Blocking a Topspin Return with the Backhand
41:15 Successive Backhand Loops
This is simply awesome! Penholders unite!!!
The ultimate guide for penhold players.....
Came here for learning RPB strokes but the whole video helped me a lot in correcting many aspects of my game. So, thanks a lot, Wang Hao😘😘
It's good to see Indian players playing penhold
Even I am using penhold.. 💪🏻
Simply a genius. Very hard for someone in future to have better RPB. Legend and genius.
7 years after your comment (and not saying it's as good or better yet, but it's getting close!), the French younger Lebrun sibling seems to be the new hope for a great penhold!
@@cldptсоглашусь, у лебруна бекхенд действительно лучше
This is my 10th time watching this video. Subscribed.
The backhand is just very complicated. I can't even copy what he's doing.
Great thanks for the video
I am living in China so probably I will go meet Ma lin In guangzhou. He's my dream :D
PhoenixSB5 how many years have you played table tennis for?
Thank you for the translation! It's a brilliant instructional for penholders :) Keep up your good work!
Backhand attack with front side of the racket , I think, is more stabilized like ex korea player Kim Taek Soo, but on the
other hand, the attack with reverse side of the racket makes easier to transfer alternately between forehand and back
hand like Wang Hao. On this point of view, this instructional video is very useful to me.
For aged player like me who can't make footwork like Xu Xin physically, stroke with little shift or just adjustment of center of gravity is very efficient
Thank you very much for uploading.
Good video for penhold players. Demonstrated a lot of details for different skill sets.
THANK YOU FOR THE ENGLISH SUBTITLES
I thought I was going to have to learn Chinese for a sec... would have made my grandparents happy but Thank You!
Reverse backhand is so fucking hard...
*cries while watching this 100 times*
+Leo Lin You can do it :)
+Leo Lin easy I mastered it in less than a week..
+lastpokemon I think learning the motion - being able to return the ball.
And mastering it - being able to place the ball wherever you want with whatever spin you want with a close to 100% success rate. Are two diferent things.
Also being able to counter whatever spin you recieve, including long pimples. etcetcetc.
Mastering is a pretty advanced word. and I hardly doubt your success rate is 100%.
for the above list of skills you could see me or anyone who can master these skills forhand or backhand shakehand or penhold in the top rank of TT players, I'm talking about some one who plays TT in weekend as hobby, I pretty learnt it in less than a week and I'm doing very well to amusement of my TT mates.
masawafighter It's hard at the beggining you just need to keep training and experiment, youll find your way
I wish there was a similar video with Ma Lin.
+Konstantin Demidov he might just make it now that he is retired; if not too busy training the up and comers.
I suppose he is not in so good condition now to make such kind of videos. But that would be great if he make it. At least his serve tips could be a hit :)
lol you can probably pay whatever he is charging now per hour and get him as a serve coach xp.
Ma Lin did release a coaching video more than 10 years ago. It was sponsored by double fish, another TT equipment vendor from China. I have watched it before.
+XIANG HUANG can you give the link to it, I can't find it
實踐之後才逐漸明白王皓在說什麼了xD,
橫打若對方的回球來得較慢和較高時就有時間把手腕擰到盡和製作旋轉球，那一下打出的力量和旋轉是非常有威力和威脅的，小手臂和手腕也要沉下重心，發出力量時小手臂揮拍同時手腕也擰拉出力量來製造旋轉,如果是快節奏時，讓你的手腕擰到盡的時間是很急促的，這時通常都用直拍橫檔，製造不到出什麼旋轉或者直接直拍堆擋
直拍橫打要有連貫性是需要很多練習的，擰了之後又要在下一板復原位置在擰拉，對手腕的傷害非常大
現在在研究著中遠台橫打拉球，還是時常卡網啊!
you, sir, are a benefactor of humanity... thanks a lot!!
wang hao...the best penholder ever
Thank you for the video! it's awesome!
Still useful more than 10 years later.
I like My Favorit Wang Hao is the Best....
Thank you so much for this.
Thank you very much, this is gold for penholders ;)
I just realized this was filmed in the CNT hall!
a great video by the best penholder ever !
Can you please post the Ryu Seung Min instructional with embedded subtitles of English?
It's there in his channel
The Founder of Back Hand in Penhold Grip TT
i found this video so lucky.
Great work again!
Good job, thanks! Would be cool if you translated Wang Liqin tutorials
This is ur ticket to heaven... Penholder heaven to be exact.
Thank u for translating.
Thank you !! really interesting
Unless you are built like a tank with wrists of titanium and sinews of steel ... dont bother with DHS blades+rubbers ... They weigh more than elephants :-) At least the total force you exert during a full match / practice sessions :-D
Want to purchase a good penholder racket. Any recommendations?
Thanks you very much..
Are there any more instructional videos like this by pros other than the Ma Long one? Struggling to find any on YT
Legend
Very useful.
great job!
i bet felix lebrum must have seen this
Actually maybe no, from an interview he was a fan of some penhold player from france, quite unknown. I was expecting LGL, MLin, WH or XX but nah, I guess he has some ill feelings toward these great
thank you
very good
About the middle and the ring fingers placement on the back side supporting the paddle, can they be slightly apart or they have to be very close to each other with no gap in between ?
I play penhold and i put them on the edges which is far but it works for me so find grip which works for yoy
中国式ペンホルダーとは思えない裏面打法のストレート攻撃...相当手首が柔らかいんでしょうね...いきなりきた球をとっさに直線状に打てないです...
真他媽帥❤
At 13:30 he says he can get clockwise or counter-clockwise spin off of his hook serve. How does that work? He doesn't seem to do it in the video.
What's the different between red and black rubber? I'm newbie and use low budget equipment, fh moonspeed and bh galaxy 9000 II star. Is it different if i switch the blade, bh moonspeed and fh galaxy? Thnks
red is powerful with fire in it, while black hold a tenshou zangetsu power..
If the video could just be in HD with more frames ...
why is the ball taped
useful
They speak so fast! :S
You will never win
Wang Hao I love U😍
I take raket dame way and is new give this back i want práctica.
한국어 번역은 없나요?
... Ma Lin
What rubber he use for the rpb?
+Hafizul Zaky A version of Butterfly Sriver I believe. Possibly FX.
sriver el rubber with bryce sponge. Not for sale. There are better rubbers today.
Si tan solo estuviera en español
Nope, not going to do his
21:56
i only know little about rpb i did it some but not skilled yet
不需要翻译的
18:50
Gosto do hang hao mais malin não fica atras
한국자막ㅠㅠㅠ
Very useful.