Close to the table fast-break in association with pull-loop drive.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 25 ‘Close to the table fast-break’ in association with ‘pull-loop drive’ Manchester City in the United Kingdom at the 45th session of the World Table Tennis Championships has been lowered tent. Chinese table tennis team once again won in international Ping Tan, in all seven events he won in addition to all the other men’s singles gold medal. The history of the world’s largest table tennis competition, hailed as Asia, Europe and the two camps Pingtan big impact, but also the traditional close to the table fast break and innovative technology, a large loop-drive contest. Whether a group or individual play games, straight grip racket Xia attack close to the table, and the horizontal racket grip ring pull solitary play ball and there was no absolute superiority to speak of. One of the most typical when the number of men’s team. Although the Chinese men’s team in the team event, relying on three players close to the table fast break style of play, swept all the competitors to enter the final, and in the final of the French team to greater advantage, beating all the horizontal grip the racket, to arc Circle the ball technology, known for the French team, once again crowned champions on the podium; However, after the individual competition, particularly in the ‘staff see the martial arts’, with Venus the highest men’s singles competition, all the straight grip the racket, nearly Taiwan soon the offensive, fierce smash typical styles of Chinese men’s team, but in a different round of the second round, was the ancestral loop-drive technology - European men’s team - defeated, with champions missed. Through advanced Intelsat live, from the television screen clearly saw this helpless scene. Sweden’s ‘old guerrilla chief,’ Jan-Ove Waldner was exquisite incomparable loop drive technology, so that we lament its loop drive technology, consummate the same time, they had to admire his gentle sophistication of the gang-style band. Belarusian fledgling Samos