【WINGSPAN】新発見！革命的な握り方でPOWER UP！ ｜ノムケン【卓球知恵袋】

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Today's guest is coach Kento Nomura, who uses Penhold Long Pimple.

He is the tricky Penhold Long Pimple player who is active in the Netherlands.

This time, I'll be trying out the Blade WEETAM [WINGSPAN].

WINGSPAN specializes in unconventional rubbers.

Please watch until the very end.

Hello everyone.

This is Gucchy from World Rubber Market.

Today's guest is Kento Nomura, coach of Penhold Long Pimple.

It's been a long time!

I've been greatly indebted to WRM for a long time.

Thank you for coming all the way to Chiba today.

thank you.

He also runs a YouTube channel called 'NomuraTrickshots'.

There are many videos of interesting trick shots posted on YouTube.

Please see the video description for details.

This handle shape looks quite unusual, don't you think?

This time, we will test Blade's WEETAM[WINGSPAN].

The black rubber is CONFUSION LP [HALLMARK] OX.

Please note that both sides are black and may be difficult to see.

Basically, we will primarily use the Long Pimple face.

I heard that Coach Kento regularly uses this Handle when he's overseas.

Actually, this is quite popular in the Netherlands, and I believe there are three different ways to hold the handle.

I have already done quite a bit of research.

First, I'd like you all to notice the ball-shaped part attached to it.

Penholders can, of course, hold it without any problems.

I agree. It's easy to handle even with a standard grip.

Next is the handshake; hold the ball part so that it is wrapped around your hand.

Imagine placing your index finger and thumb on the rounded part.

Alternatively, you can grip it by passing your fingers between your index and middle fingers.

Imagine supporting the ball part with three fingers.

This is the feeling I get when the ball flies the furthest.

Why?

This is probably because your fingers aren't making firm contact with the blade.

In reality, you're only holding this ball-shaped part.

I think this will give it a lot more bounce.

The wider you use your fingers, the less bounce you'll get, and the better your control will be.

First, let's try hitting with a handshake grip.

First, I'll hit a few shots with the Pimples In rubber.

It's very easy to hit.

I'll try out the handle grip recommended by Coach KENTO, which helps you hit the ball farther.

The ball flies quite far.

The Drive (forehand) goes deep into the opponent's court.

Even with the same swing, this grip allows for a much deeper grip.

With a standard grip, it's difficult to adjust the distance, resulting in this kind of distance.

The ball wasn't hit very deep.

The ball always ends up being a little shallow.

If you hit it shallowly, it will hit the net and fall.

If you switch to the grip recommended by Coach KENTO,

The ball will fly incredibly far.

The sound of the ball being hit changes noticeably.

The ball goes in incredibly far.

It can hit the ball normally, so this is an interesting feature.

Now, we'll switch to Long Pimple.

Topspin vs Forehand Chop Block

That's great, the ball is stopped perfectly.

Next, I'll try it with my backhand.

Pushing with Long Pimple offers exceptional stability.

Topspin vs Backhand Chop Block

A very high-quality block has been released.

Next, we'll try Serve Return and table play.

Inside Out (reverse spin receive) is very easy to hit.

There are also significant changes in the Serve Return, which uses the Blade vertically.

The appeal lies in the ease with which you can execute serve returns at various angles.

Free play will begin from here.

That concludes the demonstration.

I'd like to ask Coach Kento for his thoughts on Blade.

I used it for the first time in a while, and now I want to use it again.

It's a truly enjoyable tool to use.

The Blade really has a wide range of uses.

I feel that the way you hold it can make a big difference in how easy it is to use.

It has a very wide range of uses.

I think its compatibility with Long Pimple is also highly commendable.

The blade itself has good performance, making it very easy to hit with.

You can really feel the ball hitting the strings.

The feel of hitting the ball is incredibly pleasant.

I would definitely like everyone to try it again.

You'll understand its merits once you actually use it.

This way, the ball will rest securely on the table.

You don't need to put in that much effort.

Naturally, you should be able to produce high-quality balls.

thank you very much.

Everyone, please give Blade WEETAM [WINGSPAN] a try.

I used CONFUSION LP [HALLMARK] OX rubber.

Thank you for watching until the end.

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