Wow it must be great to receive RSM advice! Thank you very much for sharing this, especially with English subs that made the content understandable to me and many other players around the world! Thank you so much.
That's what Wang Hao's coach said.He couldn't place the ball down the line to save his life,not only with his backhand flick but even with his backhand open rally loop.He simply didn't practice backhand down the line shots in his training.It wasn't a tactical problem rather than an omission in his technique. Actually,if you watch the match you will notice RSM used his backhand block/shoto down the line more often than Wang did.He even hit clean winners which is crazy. RSM also used the reverse pendulum underspin serve as an ace up his sleeve.He secretly developed the reverse serve the year before and never used it in previous tournaments to keep the variation unexposed to serve analysis by Chinese coaches.
Not taking anything away from RSM but The Olympic finals was I think the only match Wang Hao ever lost to RSM in his entire career. The overall record stands at 21-1 in favour of Wang Hao.
Thanks! , I recently switched to J Pen last year because there is more control than shake hand but lost my forehand smash . Is think I can get it back now with good posture. :)
We need to see more JPEN players cos JPEN is no longer the favoured grip around the world and is dying at an alarming rate. RSM is the last top JPEN player. after his retirement, there is no more JPEN player in the world's top 10 and this is sad. good JPEN players are rare indeed... so when we see a good one, we get excited cos it is like they are the 'underdog' against the millions of handshake grip players. We love to cheer for the underdog...and go wild when a JPEN player wins against Handshake players. I am a JPEN Player and have been faithfully using JPEN for as long as I can remember. However, due to my tennis elbow injury caused by TABLE TENNIS with JPEN, I have to rest my JPEN for the time being and started to pick up Handshake grip. I can play handshake decently now....but my first love is still the JPEN. That is why once my Elbow recovers, I will play JPEN again...but at a more relaxed pace to avoid injury again. Players at my local club love playing against me cos I am one of the rare JPEN players there....and JPEN playing style is completely new to them. I am not a fan of CPEN as it is not as powerful a JPEN...all things being equal. JPEN blades are called 'Pocket Rockets' by many top players. a good example is when RSM unleashes his killer FH loops and smashes with his JPEN.
Yeah the CCTV5 documentary on this subject seems to portray the loss as a mental problem and not a tactical problem. At the same time, of course the Chinese would say that. Probably a combination of a few things honestly.
The Chinese said RSM was the best strategist in the game,though.Sometimes players hold back in less important events and come up with tactics in the important events.
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What he taught here is GOLD! Thank you for the English subtitles!
Ryu gains a few pounds but his forms are so amazing to watch. Thank you for the English subtitles.
Wow, I just realized what is wrong with my game. I'm a big swinger only. Huge lesson learned in 5 minutes, thanks!
Wow it must be great to receive RSM advice! Thank you very much for sharing this, especially with English subs that made the content understandable to me and many other players around the world! Thank you so much.
He is an excellent coach.
Good job, really appreciated. I'd love to see more of RSM's one-point-lessons translated.
I will translate as time allows. Thanks.
After Waldner he is my 2 Nd favourite player. What a legend. A powerhouse
RSM explains really well and his hands on approach is what a learner needs to have from a coach to grow.
the most beneficial video i've seen this year,thanks,,please upload more this kind of video
thanks
I play shakehand but these tips are GOLDEN!
4:27 If someone show that to Wang Hao, there's a chance he might cry. He was technically excellent but tactically rough.
That's what Wang Hao's coach said.He couldn't place the ball down the line to save his life,not only with his backhand flick but even with his backhand open rally loop.He simply didn't practice backhand down the line shots in his training.It wasn't a tactical problem rather than an omission in his technique.
Actually,if you watch the match you will notice RSM used his backhand block/shoto down the line more often than Wang did.He even hit clean winners which is crazy.
RSM also used the reverse pendulum underspin serve as an ace up his sleeve.He secretly developed the reverse serve the year before and never used it in previous tournaments to keep the variation unexposed to serve analysis by Chinese coaches.
@@dickn.ormous1064 Yes I remember those down the line blocks. Really did the traditional style proud.
Not taking anything away from RSM but The Olympic finals was I think the only match Wang Hao ever lost to RSM in his entire career. The overall record stands at 21-1 in favour of Wang Hao.
@@dickn.ormous1064excuse me.what down the line means?
@@titosarmiento8333straight ball, landing the ball in the same court in the opposite side
RSM said many useful points. Thank you for uploading this video and translated it into english
This was fantastic. Thank you for the translation. Very much appreciated.
I really appreciate this video and the subtitles!
Thanks a lot!
Hope we can translate more Rui Seung Min’s films for all pen-holder lovers!
yes, that will be really nice!!
Thanks a lot! I watching the channel for quite a time and having translation will be amazing
Thank you so much for the English subtitle! I am very happy right now
Thanks for watching.
Thanks! , I recently switched to J Pen last year because there is more control than shake hand but lost my forehand smash . Is think I can get it back now with good posture. :)
Thanks for translating. I hope to see more from you!!
It will take a little time because my English skills are basic. Thanks for watching.
Thank you SO MUCH for the subtitles!
Be helpful to you
Thank you for the Eng Sub.
Se agradece la traducción, era necesario para entender los consejos del mejor de todos 💪🏽💪🏽🏓
Gracias^^
Thanks for uploading. This is great advice for penholders in general.
Thank you for this amazing video
Ryu, the most terror attacker of all time
This lessons are invaluable, thank you so much!
We need to see more JPEN players cos JPEN is no longer the favoured grip around the world and is dying at an alarming rate. RSM is the last top JPEN player. after his retirement, there is no more JPEN player in the world's top 10 and this is sad. good JPEN players are rare indeed... so when we see a good one, we get excited cos it is like they are the 'underdog' against the millions of handshake grip players. We love to cheer for the underdog...and go wild when a JPEN player wins against Handshake players. I am a JPEN Player and have been faithfully using JPEN for as long as I can remember. However, due to my tennis elbow injury caused by TABLE TENNIS with JPEN, I have to rest my JPEN for the time being and started to pick up Handshake grip. I can play handshake decently now....but my first love is still the JPEN. That is why once my Elbow recovers, I will play JPEN again...but at a more relaxed pace to avoid injury again. Players at my local club love playing against me cos I am one of the rare JPEN players there....and JPEN playing style is completely new to them. I am not a fan of CPEN as it is not as powerful a JPEN...all things being equal. JPEN blades are called 'Pocket Rockets' by many top players. a good example is when RSM unleashes his killer FH loops and smashes with his JPEN.
유승민선수 동호인 드라이브 흉내 내는거 .. 진짜 싱크로 100 이네요 ㅎ..
I love you, PD . Please upload more of these
thank you
good job . it is very useful advices and with translation
Man you are awesome, finally can understand to ryu seung min :D
좋은 영상.. 추천 꾸욱~~~^^
Big appreciate for the translation..very good lesson video, my big grateful for your lesson video..because i can't get Jpen coach in my place.. 🙏
RSM game IQ is incredible
Amazing! Thanks for sub, massive advice from RSM! Thx again from Brasil
요것이야 말로 아마추어를 위한 레슨네요~
쉐이크 십수년 치다,중펜2년차인 제가.회장님..강의.배울점이 참 많군요..잘배우고 갑니다..영상 ㄱㅅ
great job and thanks for translating
Thank you
シリーズお願いします
I dare you to do that using my sunflex racquet. Lol.
This is gold
유승민 말잘하네 ㅋㅋ
Learned a lot . Thanks
Thank you so much...
Muito bom.
Ryu Seung-Min didn't gave a tips, but tenets
Thank you!!
wow great point
i think wang hao explained the reason he lost was because of nerves. Wang hao had a winning record over ryu
Yeah the CCTV5 documentary on this subject seems to portray the loss as a mental problem and not a tactical problem.
At the same time, of course the Chinese would say that. Probably a combination of a few things honestly.
The Chinese said RSM was the best strategist in the game,though.Sometimes players hold back in less important events and come up with tactics in the important events.
Terbaik
Main style Jpen ke?
40 dislike.mean 40 shakehander hate him to teach us how to attack shakehand.
Please make all lesson sub english!
Inspiring
thanks
NoGaDa, thats me
wait how to do you chiquita with jpen
nice video, thx
노가다 탁구에서 벗어나서 손목스윙으로 끝까지 잡는다.굳~~
What is meant by chiquita?
Wanghao's RPB Technique on the table.
RSM does speak English...but he has to speak KOrean here as the players here are all Koreans
🏓👍
Talk to much