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jonyer1980 
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Shakehand
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Rogson
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Penhold here, I never got used to shakehand (felt crampled) when I was learning to play and so penhold did wonders for me, well, rather lucky since very few people at the club had backhands so the game was more forehandy oriented....
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Nori
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Yes we can.... kim taek soo is proof
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rookies
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I was a Jpen player, but the backhand is too difficult for me. I switch to shake hand about a year ago.
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sahiggs100
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I've always played shakehand. I try penhold here and there just for fun but I'm not very good at it except for the serves.
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Posted: 10/10/2010 at 5:58pm |
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Shake-hand ... Backhand ... Forehand ... right-hand
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vvk1
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Posted: 10/10/2010 at 6:04pm |
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Shakehand. But occasionally I play penhold just for fun or to even out the odds when playing against a much weaker player.
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zheyi
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Posted: 10/11/2010 at 3:43am |
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which one has the most olympic champion gold medal? the highest standard of tt!!! :D
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GBtabletennis
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I just have a problem with both grips.
If I play with Chinese Pen Hold, my forehand is amazingly good, and my backhand is not very weaker than my shakehand backhand. If I play with shakehand, my forehand is weaker spin, more consistency and better aiming. I love to play both styles, but I prefer shakehand only because I am more consistent. |
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shaolinTT
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The poll shows 1/3 PH and 2/3 SH. There are more penhold players here than I've expected.
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beeray1
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why why why does this keep happening?
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Mike7381
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I am Chinese Penhold
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pnachtwey
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I am a shake hands player now. When I was in college I could play both pen hold and shake hands but that was long ago.
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Imago
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Posted: 02/20/2012 at 3:56am |
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Only a blade can be a penhold or a shakehand. A grown-up man with an impeccable taste for terminology can be either penholder or a shakehander. |
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Re1Mu2R3
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Posted: 02/20/2012 at 5:17am |
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Penhold.
I just never found the standard SH BH to be comfortable. RPB has a more natural motion for me. |
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ri0t1
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Good day to you, (Shakehand) very nice to meet you sir ;)
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Ranger-man
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I play penhold, always will, I find it to be much more comfortable.
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Shakehand
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Loop40mm
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Thank you Re1Mu2R3 for saying that. I’ve finally heard someone who said RPB was more natural. I started playing ping pong with penhold with traditional backhand. I then switched to shakehand for 11 years at about the same level I was as penholder. I’ve switched to penhold four months ago as I found RPB looping fun and easier than shakehand. I feel my level now is better than before. |
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eguff2
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Shakehand, but i play both occasionally.
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khmd
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is it safely assuming that non-Asian pen
is at most 1 out of 500? i found that almost all non-Asians use shakehand. |
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skip3119
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That's international level.
How about at US level:
Lui Nai Hui & Cui Baoqun both are penhold players with awesome backhand attacks.
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decoi
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Penhold, used to play shakehand from ages of 13 to 16 then stopped playing altogether then went back to playing at the age of 20 using penhold with rpb.
you could say im a half asian half european by blood, but asian by birth location
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hookumsnivy
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Woohoo, I'm 1 out of 500! |
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hookumsnivy
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Posted: 05/15/2012 at 5:02pm |
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I actually switched to penhold because when I was screwing around, I found that my backhand was better w/ cpen than shakehand. I didn't know that it was uncommon to use the backhand side at the time. I'm still amazed that it took so long for rpb to become popular - it seemed only natural.
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Posted: 05/16/2012 at 1:36am |
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well, according to the poll it's more like 2 out of 100 (including myself)  |
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I was practicing with someone using RPB. I did not like the awkwardness of his backhand. I tried showing him RPB based on my knowledge of the shakehand. That’s when I fell in love with RPB. When I was using shakehand inverted on backhand, I always imagined of looping the backhand just like the forehand. I always imagined someday I could have the backhand in a 25-35 degrees angle and loop drive the ball. I never could develop that stroke in shakehand backhand. It was always at 55-65 degrees angle. Now I can do that with RPB with ease. With shakehand backhand, there was an instinctive fear that the angle of the paddle was too closed.
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Jpen+RPB short pips
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How many top jpens at pro level? |
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Shakehand..
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Take good care of yourself
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