Western tennis grip for table tennis (9)

Western tennis grip for table tennis
by yori 15 years ago

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by ahendler 15 years ago

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by yori 15 years ago

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by ahendler 15 years ago

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by wayne wasielewski 14 years ago

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by r.wosnak 14 years ago

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by Hmm.. Interesting read..... 14 years ago

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by Itso 13 years ago

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by M.Jen 13 years ago

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by Mark 13 years ago

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by jk 13 years ago

The following message (subject: Re: Western tennis grip for table tennis) was posted by M.Jen, on 1/16/2007 5:40:20 PM:

The grip in tennis has evolved as it does in table tennis.

The table tennis grip changed in fairly recent years (70s-80s) when Seemiller and Boggan both created new playing styles along with a using a different grip. The advantage that their grip brought was neutralized however once the different color sponge rule took effect.

Both of these players were U.S. players that achieved world rankings using different grips that made them unique.

I equate their successes to Conners & Evert in tennis with the two handed grips.

Table Tennis fan & Tennis player

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