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/ top8tt Penhold forehand is the most strongest and fastest shot in table tennis. Ryu Seung Min korean player with japanese penhold style was the best player to watch in terms of strong forehand top spin, it helps him to win Olympic games in Athens 2004. Other players with powerful penhold forhend are chinese Ma Lin, Wang Hao and Xu Xin.
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RSM foot work is just incredible. He is literally jumping across the table
no other player comes even close to Ryu Seung Min's footwork.
Noone except all modern top players.
@@john.s1962none of them are anywhere close to him.
Eh xu xin is close
I tried playing a couple of JPen paddles. Those things are like small canons.
Best penhold complication ever.RIP speed glue era
can you explain why it became a problem? I'm new to this and never experienced speed glue.
Christian Adrian Aniceta not good for players health
LegIsLate I mean what does the speed glue does ? does it increase top spin and speed? how is it different from carbon blades nowadays
carbon blades are not as linear as wood in terms of power delivery. speed glue improves the rubber's speed and spin without hurting the touch. Speed glue racket just feels amazing. Feel might be the biggest difference.
LegIsLate tnx
Ryu vs Ma Lin, watching two penhold gods on 1 table is pure bliss
Ryu, best penholder ever. Best footwork!
xu xin , wang hao , ma lin not bad either..
Imagine xu xin vs ryu, both on their prime. that would be a dream match.
I think you mean best J-pen ever, China's tough to beat!
Sasa Geric xu xin wang hao and ma lin are decently better lol
Xx, wang hao, ma lin definitely better sorry :)
Nothing like playing with 1 ply jpen. A proper cpen forehand loop feels great compared to shakehand, but the crisp and tight crack from a thick plank of kiso hinoki hitting a perfectly timed counterspin sounds like a 400 foot homerun off of a wooden bat. Nothing else quite like it.
No match could have been any closer than the match between Wang Hao and Xu Xin in 2012 (4:49)!
Zack E. Ma Long vs Zhang Jike (2011 Austrian Open). Ma Lin vs Kenta Matsudaira (2009 WTTC). Ma Long vs Fan Zhendong (2015 World Tour Grand Finals). Ma Long vs Zhang Jike (2010 Chinese Trials 2nd stage Final). Xu Xin vs Jun Mizutani (Rio Olympics). Michael Maze vs Hao Shuai (2005 WTTC). Ma Long vs Zhang Jike (2014 World Cup). Ma Long vs Fan Zhendong (2017 WTTC)
justified
Andy Zhao Thanks.
@@Magnanimous_ imma screenshot this so that i can rewatch them XD
Edit: some of my favorite that doesnt make it to the list
Aruna Vs Jun Mizutani (2019 world tour ??) , Kenta Matsudaira vs Vladimir Samsonov (200? ??), XuXin vs WangChuQin (2019 Korea World Tour), Ryu SM vs Wang Hao (Athens Olympic)
Penhold style has the natural movement for forehand than traditional style but the backhand its too difficult to control for Jpen. Its becoming rare to find Jpen players nowadays.
M Das ...I don't believe it's too difficult to control the traditional penhold backhand but with the larger slower ball you need to hit over & through the ball more to create the power.... so it's good for reflex blocks but not so good for powerful topspin winners.
That's why they need RPB these days.
There are actually a lot of Jpen players out there. Just not in the professional level but you can find them a lot in amateur or table tennis clubs
*0:23** Ooohhh shi-*
'Oh schön', I believe
never boring Ryu
For ryu seung lin it was only 'SERVE ATTACK' no block
RYU is the best Pholder forever
Eric Walter he is way behind Chinese penhold players, like ma Lin and wang hao
In my opinion Ryu's forehand attack is some sort of 'gambling' - as he menavoured himself to the far left corner to fire the bullet he then left a massive gap on his right to his opponent (and also he often lost his balance after striking the ball) . This means if the opponent can block the ball back to the right court Ryu would be unable to deal with. Fortunately his bullet shots are always un-blockable.
Sadly after Kim Teak Soo and Ryu Seung Min the South Korean Team do not play J-pen anymore (should we blame the use of the 40mm ball?) . New generations are good but lack of characteristics - they all joined the Big Big world of shakehand 2 sided reversed rubber.
He got only one olympic gold and that's all
@@hkbrightshadow4225 Think how many players took the Olympic Gold medal ?
Nice penholding video
One of the most thrilling compilation i have ever seen nowadays
ryu
unbelievable skill once again
Слов нет..... Красота.
i wonder how hard ryu can slap someone
jun raphael kariya not harder than my father unfortunately
@@adamcang4683 oof for you my friend
fair question
Ryu power is the best in the world
All points are awesome, but 4:50 Wang Hao vs Xu Xin was something out of this world.
This is a battle between Penholder Legends.
fantastic shots
The 3 fingers in the back side of the racket give extra power, I play penhold, so I can certify that
And you are exactly how good as to make this statement?
3 fingers spread out or 3 fingers stacked? i hope your fingers are not spread out otherwise your holding the blade wrong
But for rpb LGL spreads it out.
Mostly 2 fingers.
유승민 전설의 레젼드
Penholders can create more curved angle than shake-hand players.
I think penhold enables a player to generate more smashes as compared to other holds.....I might be wrong
Shicaku pen roler ...te kubi chikara dasa nai
Is Jpen dead?
on the professional level yes they are but you can still find some in the amateur lvl
Berin Kaii Yoshida
@@jrk1666 why dead?
@@popcorn32145 bcuz theres not much players currently using jpen. plus, there are only a few players using the penhold grip (chinese penhold is mostly used than jpen)
RSM is a beast
How is jpen dying faster than cpen? It is much more effective for looping and with better footwork, rpb does not have to be used if you can pivot very well
Jeshua Does Random Things I believe that you underestimate the importance of the backhand.
Could any one say some Jpen players nowadays? Amateurs or professional. I would like to watch some matches on the CZcams.
ffffffffffffffffffffffffantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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4:42
唸る転載の嵐
whoever implemented the 40+mm balls in the ittf should be fired.
First!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Grip no raquet yoko kakunin shite