Pictures of MyTableTennis.NET Teams @ NA Teams

MyTableTennis.NET 1

MyTableTennis.NET 1 vs Mexico (4-5 lost)

Zhe Wang




David Mahabir

MyTableTennis.NET 3

Larry Goldfarb




Sutanit Tangyingyong


Sutanit Tangyingyong, Larry Goldfarb


Sutanit Tangyingyong

All the pics were of Raymond! I got jipped!

Alex,

Please move the the pictures from here => http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=30434 to this link.

Wish I had video of it. I wish I had the video of my match vs the 2100 I beat. One of the best matches I've played.

However, our teammate Asif's wife had a camera there and got some video. He is going to send me the DVD, so hopefully there is some good action in there for yall to see!

bogeyhunter wrote: Hao Chen is my favorite player. Look at his first 2 serves in this video - I still can't read/ don't understand how in the world the balls popped up like that.    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_gRKMQ8Evk

They are dead serves (no spin with slow push).  It makes their opponent think it's an underspin.  That's what I see...

Semi-Finals

MyTableTennis.NET Elite over Team Germany; 3-1
Chen, Hao over Wosik 8,6,-7,9
Zhou, Xin over Rosskopf 10,-4,-6,6,7
Ma, Yawei loses to Stehle -10,5,-4,7,7
Zhou, Xin over Wosik 9,9,5


Chen, Hao over Wosik 8,6,-7,9








Zhou, Xin over Rosskopf 10,-4,-6,6,7












Ma, Yawei loses to Stehle -10,5,-4,7,7






Zhou, Xin over Wosik 9,9,5

bogeyhunter wrote: Hao Chen is my favorite player. Look at his first 2 serves in this video - I still can't read/ don't understand how in the world the balls popped up like that.� � http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_gRKMQ8Evk

I went frame by frame, looks like 1st one is no spin and second one is a topspin.

kenneyy88 wrote: bogeyhunter wrote: Hao Chen is my favorite player. Look at his first 2 serves in this video - I still can't read/ don't understand how in the world the balls popped up like that.    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_gRKMQ8Evk I went frame by frame, looks like 1st one is no spin and second one is a topspin.

I used wrong words. I knew what those serves were AFTER watching it popped up. I don't know how to make it so neat and I'm pretty sure I can't return them safe/read them in real game.

I've seen Bogeyhunter serve both live and on videos. Bogeyhunter is real smooth in service motion and followthrough, especially making a fake topspin followthrough. I don't remember him disguising a float this well. The guy in the vid sells it so well. His racket is almost parellel (full open) to the table and appears to move forward. All signs point to medium or medium heavy spin at full speed, but when you look at it over and over again, you can see how he does it and WISH to be able to do that live even half as effective. Bogeyhunter, JKC, and others have put out a lot of vids that helped me up my service game. This vid makes me want to work and up it more.

bogeyhunter wrote: kenneyy88 wrote: bogeyhunter wrote: Hao Chen is my favorite player. Look at his first 2 serves in this video - I still can't read/ don't understand how in the world the balls popped up like that.    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_gRKMQ8Evk I went frame by frame, looks like 1st one is no spin and second one is a topspin. I used wrong words. I knew what those serves were AFTER watching it popped up. I don't know how to make it so neat and I'm pretty sure I can't return them safe/read them in real game.

 

 

His opponent is John Leach, a former USA Cadet and Junior national team member who is usually right around 2400.

Why most of those players are Chinese? Mainly migrated from China? Looks like the world table tennis players are really represented by Chinese.