Unique playing style with Japanese grip
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Today, I want to present a unique playing style with the Japanese penholder grip.
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Here in Brazil, an older person can be called uncle or aunt even without being from the same family, without any problems. In many cases it is a sign of respect, for example, with children's teachers. A few players here use long pimples rubber on the backhand of the Japanese penholder racket, to receive serves.
It’s also the same in the Philippines
Uncles and aunties don’t necessarily have to be relatives
In Hawaii we referred to our elders as aunty and uncle. Grandmas and grandpas we called tutu. This was a sign of respect and an acknowledgment of their wisdom.
In malaysia, we do call people aunty or uncle even if we are not related. We also call people brother or boss
yes uncle is respectful of their age and wisdom
Singapore also... except for the 'boss'
Similar to Indonesian. We call the much older ones "om" (the "uncle"), and "tante" (the "aunty"). For the younger older ones, we call "bang" from word "abang" (brother) and "kak" from word "kakak" (sister) though they are not our own brother or sister. I think it's the Asian "respect" things probably. It's a little bit confusing for the non-Asian for sure. Hahaha..
That's funny, in Brazil we do that too, but in that sense uncle and aunt mean the same as "you there", not that polite, (unless you're calling your friends parents like that, then it just becomes a little childish, but respectful, as you're comparing their parent to someone of your own family). The boss and brother thing, we do that too, it isn't necessarily respectful or disrespectful, it's just to express warmth and try to create intimacy (making a friend or getting to know someone). It's crazy how countries so far apart still have those linguistic similarities.
Hello coach, how do we twiddle the racket while using the penhold grip?
That question interests me as well
@@texlingon1157 It’s better to use modified jpen handle like Nittaku Sou MF or reversible jpen blade like Butterfly Revolver. It is possible to twiddle traditional jpen but the reversed position doesn’t feel natural.
For cpen, it’s very easy to twiddle.
@@azku I have Yinhe 989 now(two sided version of jpen) and even sanded down near to the cylindrical shape it still stucks in the hand and makes it really hard to twiddle. Idk why and it's really frustrating
@@texlingon1157 I twiddle clockwise (I’m right handed). I just put my middle finger onto the FH side, and just rotate like I would if I want to rotate to TPB position. You’ll end up with the middle finger curling around the hook at the back.
I think counter clockwise twiddling is difficult on jpen.
I like to ask what is Jpen brand and model use by the red guy. thanks
Iran also calls elderly and non-family members uncles, aunts, and uncles, even if they are called Anhar
Addressing the elderlies as uncle/auntie (despite being total strangers) is common practice in many Asian countries, Malaysia inclusive. It's rather strange to the people in the West, or in this case Russian.
Aqui no Brasil existem muitos jogadores "'Penholders" que utilizam "long pips" para bloquear e recepcionar saques
In Japan we also use uncle ( I use it with my table tennis friends over there , they are much more older than me 😉)
twiddle a cpen is normal but twiddle a jpen is amazing
What rubber best for FH & BH of One Ply Hinoki?
Is One Ply Hinoki a hitting or looping blade?
what black rubber he used? sound like ox or thin sponge
That blade at the beginning, I’ve been trying to find it everywhere. No luck. Does anyone know where I can get it?
In the US try this www.paddlepalace.com/Nittaku-Miyabi-R-Penhold/productinfo/PNMIPJ/
Also try this if they will ship to your country
www.iruiru.com/goods_page.php?ct=B&mk=D&gd=BD284
this？www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/nittaku-miyabi-round-j-pen
The first blade is a jpen blade with two full sides, not very common. I remembered seeing it for sale, called Galaxy 989. Is this what you are looking for? Here is the link: m.eacheng.net/Galaxy-989-p811253.html
You can get it from here: www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/nittaku-miyabi-round-j-pen
That is a custom or tradition and when you really would like to respect older people,As we do here, you may call him/her as Dad,Uncle,Bro, Mom,Sister, or any other respectful word that we think can make the old guys closer to us.
I find totaly fine for you to refer some older guy in China as uncle. It gives him that Chinese vibe. However, it would be strange to refer European amater player as uncle.
Older friends of the family can be called uncle in the UK. I understood the meaning.
It's pretty interesting that you guys call people 'uncle,' over there. It's not much different then us calling each other 'bros' here in America, despite not being literal brothers.
Hey coach you’ve turned off commenting on the children’s day video just before this video !?!?!!
No. RUclips turns off the comments for children safety
Riu sung min gold olimpic 2004
How on earth he can twiddle japanese grip?
what a puxxy style that penholderman.
That guy dont try to be smartalac la here in Asia we call uncle is ok.
This amateur player isn't even executing the j-pen style correctly (stiff arm, weird movements). Maybe you could have shown a more profound/ advanced player. Thia is a bad example.
The title of the video is unique style with Jpen grip, so it is totally fine. There is no right or wrong for amateurs as long as you can win, and the feeling and touch of his is amazing.
Such video will finish Jpen off, when by itself, is reaching the tail end. Sadly, Ryu Seung Min Olympic gold medal has lost its lustre.
English has no standard because England, America, Canada, Australia, India, Jamaica, and many other English-speaking countries have their own customs. No need to change your way of speaking as long as the content is conveyed properly. If someone gets offended by the way you address someone, it's okay. Just ignore them, cuz they won't understand the meaning of "diversity" really means.
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can just call old man or elderly man or senior. guy sounds not so polite. just my personal opinion.
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