Patrick Chila's grip
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Marcelo Bielsa Asked 14 years ago
This is the third year that I practice table tennis I am Italian. and a bit of time I am passionate to see the matches of a very good table tennis player who played in the 90's but his name and Patrick Chila and his grip is really strange I can explain how do you play with that handle really abnormal? thanks Alessandro
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Alessandro,
It is great that you have found the passion for Table Tennis. Chila had a slightly dropped wrist and sometimes his finger would get up a little higher when he played but apart from that he had quite a normal grip. He was a very exciting player to watch at his best.
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