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This can't miss here...


By the way, now it's quite sure he played with:
Matsushita pro model
Tackfire drive max
Feint Long II 0.5 kawa sponge (harder sponge)

It would be nice to know which blade he played before MPM was created by butterfly
I don't know which rubber he did play before Feint Long II was created (i don't know how old the rubber is), but probably before tackfire drive he played with tackiness chop.
In late career he probably used Feint III for a while, to sponsor it.

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My Paddle
Blade: Butterfly Defence II FL
FH: Bluegrip V1 2.0 (red)
BH: Grass D.Tecs 1.5 (black)

Too bad i dont understand nothing hahahahah

If theres a japan who can translate it would be so cooool

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Victas Koji Matsushita
Thibar Hybrid k1 euro max
TSP Curl p1-r 1.0

playing Shibutani - definitely not an exhibition match -

http://youtu.be/kECp2xGRr60

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all the best
Jason

SetUp1: Re-impact Mephisto, FH Black Double Fish Volant 3 Max, BH Red RITC 755 0.8mm
SetUp2: Re-impact Katana, FH Black Double Fish Volant 3, BH Red RITC 755 0.8mm

Fixed

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Victas Koji Matsushita
Thibar Hybrid k1 euro max
TSP Curl p1-r 1.0

A lot of new vids of Matsushita in bundesliga in this channel!!!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYri8N ... 8Gw/videos

I don't embeed them because i always have problems doing that!

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My Paddle
Blade: Butterfly Defence II FL
FH: Bluegrip V1 2.0 (red)
BH: Grass D.Tecs 1.5 (black)

Thx for the link. If you want to embed, just copy the link and remove the 's's in https. You also find Ding Song matches.

Ok dont worry, Thats my job





WOW Matsushita and Sansonov in doubles...

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Victas Koji Matsushita
Thibar Hybrid k1 euro max
TSP Curl p1-r 1.0

Thank you for the videos , I haven't seen Chen Zhi Bin plays since the late 80s

Great set of new videos of Matsushita. Whoever is responsible - thanks!

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all the best
Jason

SetUp1: Re-impact Mephisto, FH Black Double Fish Volant 3 Max, BH Red RITC 755 0.8mm
SetUp2: Re-impact Katana, FH Black Double Fish Volant 3, BH Red RITC 755 0.8mm

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Victas Koji Matsushita
Thibar Hybrid k1 euro max
TSP Curl p1-r 1.0

Christ it must be hard work trying to beat a good SP player :/

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Two "new" videos of Matsushita. Not in good shape for sure, but always a pleasure to watch

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My Paddle
Blade: Butterfly Defence II FL
FH: Bluegrip V1 2.0 (red)
BH: Grass D.Tecs 1.5 (black)

THis has probably been posted before, but I found too entertaining not too post

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Someone on Youtube have translated it...
0:00 Well, next let's try the cut.
0:04 First the fore cut if you please.
0:10 To cut you have to return the ball hit by your opponent from a position far from the table.
0:22 If your opponent hits 100 balls, you need the stability to return 100 balls. For this if you don't have proper form, the cut won't be stable.
0:30 First of all for the fore cut, the important thing is to put your left foot forward and shift your weight to your fingertip. I often see cases where the player cuts with the feet parallel. If the feet are parallel, you can't shift your weight well. Also, the shoulder will be lowered and the surface of the racket will face upwards, so when you return a drive or smash, the ball will go too high. If you cut with the left foot forward, your depth will become much larger and you can catch the ball as a line and cut it.
1:21 I'll show a small demonstration.
1:47 One more time, if you please.
1:57 Be sure to put your left foot forward when you cut.
2:05 Let's try the back cut. For the fore cut the left foot was forward, but for the back cut, you cut with the right foot forward.
2:21 The difference between the fore cut and the back cut is that with the fore cut the swing is centered on the shoulder, whereas with the back cut, the cut is performed mainly with the elbow.
2:36 In the case of the fore cut, you swing with your shoulder so your depth becomes larger, but in the case of the back cut your body and the racket intersect so you cannot have such depth. That being the case try to turn your shoulders and back to give yourself some depth.
3:01 Also, one more point. If you raise your elbow, the surface of the racket will face upwards and when you return a drive or smash, the ball will go too high. That being the case it's important to be careful and not let your elbow get too far from your body as you swing.
3:34 Be sure to turn your shoulders and back and swing with your elbow.

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Victas Koji Matsushita
Thibar Hybrid k1 euro max
TSP Curl p1-r 1.0

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Victas Koji Matsushita
Thibar Hybrid k1 euro max
TSP Curl p1-r 1.0