Shakehand vs Japanese penholder
Strokes
chris jeong Asked 13 years ago
Hello Alois
I'm a normal table tennis player who uses a shake hand blade with yasaka man with xiom omega max on both sides.
I'm korean and I like seeing Ryu Seung Min play, i also met him before!
do you think it'll be ok if i change my grip?
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Chris,
If you haven't been playing for too long then you could think about changing. If you have been playing for a while, it will not be a fresh start but it will mean you will go backwards at first.
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