🏓 Chinese Penhold grip in table tennis tutorial 2020 - #2

In this video, we will be showing the proper technique when using a Chinese Penhold grip in table tennis when using the forehand.

Khaleel is a professional table tennis player and the owner of the Washington D.C Table Tennis Club in Washington D.C. He will be giving us tips and explaining the important aspects that we should keep in mind when playing with the Chinese Penhold grip.

We were using the Stiga Carbon Dynasty paddle with the DNA Hard rubbers on both sides during this video.

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[marcasato]

Thank you so much for putting this out. I have not played ping pong in maybe 10 years, but my work place recently got a ping pong table. I have a really weird grip ever since I was a child, where I hold it upside down, with the paddle being where my palm is and the handle between my ring finger and middle finger, so the handle looks like I am giving you the reverse middle finger. I can then punch it with side spin, but as you can guess, that eliminates any back spin. People at work have figured this out and have been hitting it to my left. I have been learning the penhold grip because it seems more natural to hold the racquet upside down. So these tutorials are awesome. Thanks!

[damafangfang]

im a rpb penhoder...it's a veryyy helpful tutorial.thx so much🙏

[acebryanledesmaeor]

Thank you For Teaching ..
im Just a beginner, I was Shakehand before. And i try Penhold for almost 3days right now. Im good in Penhold than Shakehand 😅 . So from now on. Im looking for penhold video in Youtube. Thank you so much

[omidjosef]

Thank you so much, it was very helpful

[xkj-bm]

I have a Clipper and I’m looking for a faster blade. Is the Dynasty Carbon faster than the Clipper? How does it compare?

[nneptune]

Any suggestions for a good chinese grip penhold racket ?