Fundamental Analysis of Table Tennis Grips

This analysis is fundamental because it gives 7 requirements for an ideal grip and determines how close existing grips are to this ideal grip, i.e. how good are the grips? Here the correctness of the answers to the following questions is proven (not an opinion): Why, when forehand hitting, in terms of the ball flight distance, does Penhold Grip help to hit the table, and Shakehand one interferes?
Why does racket play by itself when gripping with Penhold?
Why do penhold players prefer to play with heavy rackets and shakehand players prefer with light ones?
What is the fundamental difference, not the fingers here and there between RPB grip and Traditional Penhold?
Why is it very comfortable to attack backhand with Shakehand grip, but not comfortable with RPB grip and not possible with Traditional
Penhold?
Which grip will win Shakehand or Penhold?

A table is presented with 7 requirements for an ideal grip and estimates of how well different grips meet these requirements.
The sum of these ratings shows how good the grips are, and the highest sum of ratings indicates the grip that is closest to the ideal.
By comparing the sum of the scores for the Shakehand Grip and the Penhold Grip, we can approve which one is better.

Introduced an unique grip - which is both 100 percent Shakehand Grip and 100 percent Penhold Grip and has no shortcomings inherent in these two main grips.

The following Table Tennis Grips have been analyzed:
1= Shakehand Grip,
2= Traditional Penhold Grip,
3= RPB Grip,
4= Hammerhold Grip,
5= Pistol Grip,
6=“V” Grip,
7=American Grip aka Seemiller Grip,
8=Bookhold Grip,
9=Popovich Grip,
10= Hamadtou Grip (Ibrahim Hamadtou)

MY PROMISES:
00:11 - Why is this analysis fundamental?
00:32 - WHAT IS PROVEN IN THIS ANALYSIS:
1 The racket plays by itself when we use Penhold Grip.
2 When hitting forehand, in terms of the ball's flight range, Penhold Grip helps us to hit the table, but Shakehand Grip gets in the way.
3 Penhold players prefer to play with heavy rackets and shakehand players with light ones.
4 what is the fundamental difference, not just the fingers here and there, between RPB grip and traditional penhold?
5 The reason why some grips make for great backhands and other grips don’t.
6 Which grip is better: Shakehand or Penhold?
7 It is presented here an unique grip, which combines Shakehand and Penhold Grips without their disadvantages.

02:14 - Definition of table tennis grip
02:25 - Introduction in very briefly presentation of ten grips for this analysis.

GRIPS IN BRIEFLY PRESENTATION:
02:34 - 1=Shakehand
03:03 - 2=Traditional Penhold Grip
03:42 - 3=RPB Grip Grip
04:26 - 4=Hammerhold Grip
04:41 - 5=Pistol Grip
05:03 - 6=“V” Grip
05:49 - 7=American (Seemiller) Grip, and why this grip will not 777 analysis.
07:10 - 8=Bookhold Grip
07:41 - 9=Popovich Grip
09:23 - 10=Hamadtou (Ibrahim Hamadtou) Grip
09:55 - The way how this analysis is done.
10:32 - List of seven requirements for ideal grip.
11:25 - Terms used in this analysis.

12:19 - THE FIRST REQUIREMENT
14:56 - Checking how good the grips fulfill the first requirement.

17:47 - THE SECOND REQUIREMENT
20:00 - Checking how good the grips fulfill the second requirement.

21:58 - THE THIRD REQUIREMENT = EASY TO CHANGE THE ATTACK ANGLE
21:24 - Checking how good the grips fulfill the third requirement.

24:50 - THE FOURTH REQUIREMENT = COMFORTABLE TO CHANGE THE HITTING DIRECTION
25:13 - Checking how good the grips fulfill the fourth requirement.

28:03 - THE FIFTH REQUIREMENT = RACKET NOT TO FLY OUT OF OUR HAND
28:10 - Checking how good the grips fulfill the fifth requirement.

30:23 - THE SIXTH REQUIREMENT = ALLOW TO MODIFY THE GRIP FOR STROKES AND SERVES
30:50 - Checking how good the grips fulfill the sixth requirement.

32:56 - THE SEVENTH REQUIREMENT = BACKHAND AS WITH SHAKEHAND GRIP
AND FOREHAND AS WITH PENHOLD GRIP
33:27 - Checking how good the grips fulfill the seventh requirement.

36:22 - Sum of the assessments of compliance with seven requirements.
36:47 - Answer to Q? = Which grip is better Shakehand or Penhold?
37:14 - Answer to Q? = Which grip is closest to the ideal one?
37:25 - Thanks for watching and analyzing and asking for the like,
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