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How Seniors Beat Long Pimples Players Simple Tactics That Work

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How Seniors Beat Long Pimples Players Simple Tactics That Work

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📘 The Chen Smart Tactics Collection (4 books, plans, drills and practice cards): https://chenspinmasters.netlify.app/?v=sen... Lost again to the club player with the long pimples on his backhand? He barely swings, he hardly moves, and your best shots still go into the net or off the end. In this video Chen explains why: that rubber mostly hands your own spin back to you, and it has very little spin of its own. Then he gives you five simple tactics an older club player can use the next time you play, with no running and no new equipment. In this video: • Why long pips don't really "reverse" your spin, and the one question to ask before every ball • Why his push looks like heavy backspin and carries almost nothing (and how to press through it flat) • The 1977 World Championships, two Chinese long-pips players, and why your opponent's paddle must have two colors since 1983 • "Push one, hit one": choosing the ball you get back, and where to place it • For stiff knees, a sore shoulder or slower feet: stay close, use a short flat press, and a simple exercise at your kitchen counter • The last piece: when in doubt, send him nothing Sources mentioned: Alois Rosario (PingSkills coaching forum), Martin Hughes (All About Table Tennis), Han Xiao (Butterfly, 2015), Alvaro Munno (Racket Insight, 2022), Larry Hodges (Butterfly coaching tip, 2021, and his blog, "All About Color", 2014), Guinness World Records and China Daily on Ni Xia Lian. Everything from this video, in order, with drills and practice cards: https://chenspinmasters.netlify.app/?v=sen... Which one will you try first: mirror, color, push or nothing? Tell me in the comments. Notes: Chen is a digital presenter created for this channel; Vern is a character used to tell the lessons. This video is general information about table tennis, not medical advice. Work within a comfortable range of movement, stop any movement that hurts, and ask your doctor or physical therapist about your shoulder, elbow, wrist, back or knees. No result in a match is guaranteed. #tabletennis #pingpong #seniors #longpips