Liu Guoliang - Legendary player and coach (Inventor of RPB)
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/ top8tt Liu Guoliang (刘国梁) is a former table tennis player and a grand slam champion from China. He is the second man in table tennis history to achieve that goal. He played with short pips on his forehand and was the inventor of reverse penhold backhand. When Liu Guoliang finished his career he becomes a coach of the Chinese national team. With his leadership, China becomes the dominant table tennis nation.
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Liu Guoliang bio:
Born: January 10, 1976 (age 42), Xinxiang
Height: 1.68 m
Nationality: Chinese
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dont forget guys, he's a short pips legend too!!!
The guy is a living legend!!
How in the world do you get into an attacking close the table rally with short pips then when the opponent starts countering twiddle and start attacking topspin. this man loops and drives fh with inverted and short pips, TPB with short pips, RPB with inverted, chop blocks, reverse serves, twiddles. there doesnt seem like anything he can't do....insanely creative
He perfected it, I wouldn't say he invented rpb. Jiang Jialiang started fiddling around with it before him, but wasn't very good. The 'inventor' might be coach Xu Shaofa, who recognized the power of shakehand style and wanted a penhold answer to the shakehand game. Xu also perfected the high toss serve, in the early 70's.
The word you are looking for is pioneered, not perfected. Wang Hao is the one who perfected it.
Christian Adrian Aniceta Xue Fei?? He's just one of the hundreds of copies of Wang Hao. He's still young and didn't do anything new. WH is the only who fits the expression.
then wait to make that comment
My knowledge of ancient penhold lore in China isn't up the likelihood that there might have been thousands of ordinary club players in China who stuck some rubber on the reverse side and played that way, all the way back to the 50's. Or even the hard-rubber era. I mean all around the world people have been doing all kinds of goofy sht with their bats. The excellent Canadian player Max Marenko played off hard rubber on both sides of a semi-ph style grip.
By 'perfected' it, I don't mean every shot. Otherwise we might claim that not even XX hasn't 'perfected' rpb: He never _serves_ rpb! None of them do.
Edit: Marinko. I'm not sure now that he used both sides.
Feng Zhe used RPB earlier than Liu
The only Penholder who gained the honour of Grand Slamp Champion
QQ Wang Hao
@@jameslivesey8322 never won the olympics
Well now there is xu xin, if he is not a grand slam champion right now I don't know what is
Raging Gab Xu Xin isn’t one yet. He’ll just be one if he wins the olympics.
Ma lin?
I’m right now training my ping pong skills until I get to the skills just like Liu GuoLiang. Right now I’m in the A-B team for my school ping pong team.
He gave up..
@@xxooxx69 who gave up?
Miss that short pips era.
Miss the 38mm and speed glue time. Fast, loud and a range of playing styles.
The modern TT is all about BH to BH rally betweeb two Shakehand players. A lot more boring to watch.
I agree. The biggest mistake ever made by ITTF, even worse than the new colours
LEGEND!
i miss the old ball so much
Maybe you can make a video of the best plays of this years CSL?
Amazing Player!!!
Legend!🇨🇳❤️👽
Fabulous @1:12 RPB Reverse Penhold BackHand!
That was traditional backhand. You can clearly see.
Wow! What a fast player!
Great video
Great compilation ! You should do Kong Linghui next.
What is rpb?
What is RPB?
Reverse Penhold Backhand
Nice!
RPB = reverse penhold backhand.
next you should do Kong Linghui
The video lied. LGL never used RPB he used the same side for both forehand and backhand just like Kim Taek Soo and Ryu Seung Min and Chiang Peng Lung. The inventor of RPB was Wang Hao and did very well with it beating Wang Liqin in the 2009 WTTC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bro he literally had a clip here using the rpb, Liu Guoliang invented the rpb not wang hao,
Wang Hao was the one who perfected it RPB, and did it best, but he never invented it.
Next Kaii Yoshida please
Wow, I thought it was Wang Hao
kaii yoshida para cuando ?
👍👍👍💪💪💪
Does he have Short pips on his forehand site or am I blind?👀
MeroZz He does, and he’s the last world championship of short pips pen holders.
whens Wang Hao next?
Hector Brown 2 years ago man :V
刘月半nb
What’s RPB?
Reverse Penhold Backhand
RPB?
Nutelko8 I believe it's reverse penhold backhand, i think it's the utilization of the backhand, traditionally penhold is just a forehand style using one rubber only
@1:12 RPB Reverse Penhold BackHand +Nutelko8
See The Technique Demonstrated ruclips.net/video/bp7HN9UaWmk/видео.html
Thanks
像打醉拳一樣！又如靈蛇出洞 一觸即發！
An athlete that did decent for his time and period of table tennis despite being obsolete in style. RPB was not invented by him for sake good order. He was required to use it,
Next Kong Linghui?
Hidden serve
FBI allowed in those days - rules changed later on