He Zhi Wen style

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Shripathi ramakrishnan

Shripathi ramakrishnan Asked 12 years ago

hi alois and jeff,

about he zhi wens style of play... what exactly can be said about it? far as i can deduce he uses powerful counterhit shots to get his opponents out of position and then finshes with good placement. what are your thoughts on this?  And can such a style of play be always effective?

thanks!


Alois Rosario

Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago

Hi Shripathi,

His style has got him to an extremely high level.  It is a difficult style to master though because you have smaller margins for error so you need to train regularly to play that way.  The lack of topspin and the flatter hitting makes it more difficult to be consistent with it.

 


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Shripathi ramakrishnan

Shripathi ramakrishnan Posted 12 years ago

what about the short pips he uses? would they helping him in utilising this style to the fullest?

and what about those unbelievable serves of his?


Alois Rosario

Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 12 years ago

The short pips suit his flat and fast hitting style.  Not so much the serves but definitely the fast hitting.


D K

D K Posted 8 years ago

What is the weakness of such a player?


Alois Rosario

Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 8 years ago

They can't generate as much topspin so they have to be very accurate with their strokes.


D K

D K Posted 8 years ago

They cannot  generate..but they also can ignore the opponent's spin to some extent.
Is there any way how to get such a player away from the table?


Alois Rosario

Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 8 years ago

Use your attacking topspin and use variation of spin, speed and placement.


D K

D K Posted 8 years ago

In other words,you must attack with higher frequency than him?


Charlie Rubin

Charlie Rubin Posted 5 years ago

Alois, how is he able to always stay close to the table? I don't get it. Everyone else gets backed away, but he does not. How does he do that, and can I emulate it?


Jack Tan

Jack Tan Posted 5 years ago

Pimple rubber absorbs a significant amount of power from the ball. Additionally, reaction speed and prediction also plays an important role


Alois Rosario

Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 5 years ago

He has very good reflexes.  He also uses an efficient style with little backswing.



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