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Did any of you, Alois or Jeff, ever play Chiang Peng Lung from Taipei?
Hi Eduardo,
I haven't but I do believe he was coached by Zhou Lansun who coached us in Australia as well.
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eduardo espinosa Posted 11 years ago
Thanks Alois, as always, a prompt answer to all questions! I'll check later on Mr. Lansun. Probably the guy w/ a sedated expression on his face. Now, the follow through question: As a coach, how would you describe his forehand? I mean it seems a very unorthodox f/h for a world class player.
Hi Eduardo,
I think his forehand is quite normal. What do you feel is unorthodox about it?