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This grip maybe more seen in Asia? |
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rosecitytt
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Posted: 09/25/2016 at 8:47am |
It looks like pingpong style grip, but this 2nd grader did beat Harimoto's sister with that.
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suds79
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Just looks like a kid who is too small to firmly get his fingers around the blade penhold style.
I've noticed this with my 6 year old girl. Showing her penhold. Her fingers can barely fit over the blade. I'm guessing this kid will switch to standard penhold in short order.
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Pete73
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Impressive! Never seen this grip before. She is playing nicely on both side. I saw another grip named "V-GRIP" but it's different from this one. The V grip in table tennis is so called because the blade is held between the index and middle fingers, which are spread apart similar to the 'V for Victory' sign to begin with. The index and middle fingers are then curled down to grip the blade, while the last two fingers wrap around the handle. The thumb is placed where comfortable. Advantages: Reported advantages of the V Grip by Tom Veatch on his website include the following:
Disadvantages: The following disadvantages of the V grip are noted:
Edited by Pete73 - 09/25/2016 at 8:39pm |
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king_pong
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That's not a standard size table they are playing on, is it?
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zeio
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Standard size but lowered height.
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NextLevel
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I think someone I played who used this grip called this the Versa grip or something like that. I have video on my old dead laptop I think from my 1700 days.
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I like putting heavy topspin on the ball...
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in2spin
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have a Chinese instruction CD on the 'four-sided grip'
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