- Taschenbuch: 126 Seiten
- Verlag: lulu.com (27. Mai 2010)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 0557433347
- ISBN-13: 978-0557433346
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 15,2 x 22,6 x 1 cm
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 800.928 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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Using his 46 years of knowledge and practical experience, Great Grandmaster Allen J. Chinn has successfully adapted Kung-Fu combat techniques and fighting philosophies to the sport of table tennis.Originally these techniques were used in table tennis play to keep up his Kung-Fu speed, and fine motor skills. Eventually the blending of Kung-Fu and table tennis became a natural innovation. The most popular racket sport in the world now had new strategies based on Kung-Fu philosophies that are centuries old. Whether you're a serious recreational player or a competitive tournament player, Kung-Fu Table Tennis will give you new insight on equipment, techniques and strategies.
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Kung-Fu Table Tennis
16. Juli 2011
The book's perspective is from a writer who has achieved excellence in one endeavor (Kung-Fu) and adapted its techniques and mental strategies to another (table tennis). In that respect, the subject is very unique. I spent many hours playing table tennis with the author, and his style of playing is definitely unique and effective. The author and I conversed frequently about adapting aspects of one sport to table tennis, as I did the same as a former intercollegiate tennis player. The descriptions within this book are indeed fascinating.
Strategy And Purpose
20. September 2010
I'm a little prejudice towards Allen J. Chinn since I've known him for 20 years or so and know what a great martial artist and friend he is. He is truely a Kung Fu Master in the best sense of the term and I've been fortunate to have chronicled some of his achievements in national and international martial arts publications.
Saying that, let me also add that he's a pretty good table tennis player as well. I say, 'pretty good' because he'll just tell you he's 'okay' until you face off on his on the table and he reveals a 'little' of his talent. I say a 'little' because he's not out to embarass or shame you so he plays to your ability, all the while offering up better fixes to your game as he plays. Against better opponents he amps up his game and excels...again.
For the ping pong fan this book offers up his strategies on how to become a better table tennis player using Kung Fu comparisons; from stances and positioning, angles of attack, to the mind set that has helped propell him into the winner's circle.
It's a fun, little book and while the title or concept may initially stun you, it is surprisingly informational and makes good sense during the reading.
Saying that, let me also add that he's a pretty good table tennis player as well. I say, 'pretty good' because he'll just tell you he's 'okay' until you face off on his on the table and he reveals a 'little' of his talent. I say a 'little' because he's not out to embarass or shame you so he plays to your ability, all the while offering up better fixes to your game as he plays. Against better opponents he amps up his game and excels...again.
For the ping pong fan this book offers up his strategies on how to become a better table tennis player using Kung Fu comparisons; from stances and positioning, angles of attack, to the mind set that has helped propell him into the winner's circle.
It's a fun, little book and while the title or concept may initially stun you, it is surprisingly informational and makes good sense during the reading.
Those who do not like metaphors please do not read
20. August 2010
I loved this book. I am not a good table tennis player. However, I am a middling martial artist. I would compare this book to Sun Tzu's Art of War in this way. Table Tennis is used as an allegory to describe how to approach conflict/life. I hesitate to use the word fight. That would be too limiting. The belief that you have to use the tools that best fit your approach or world view is not a cookie cutter that says that power is best or soft is best. It says that use the tools that fit you best and maximize them.
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