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S p r i n g 2 0 1 4 USATable tennis Jha Dropping Performance 13 Year Old Kanak Jha’s Impressive Performance at the 2013 US Nationals CONTENTS PUBLISHER: USA Table Tennis Magazine USA Table Tennis S P R I N G 2 0 1 4 4065 Sinton Road, Suite 120 Volume 85, Number 2 Colorado Springs, CO 80907 FEATURES Kanak Jha by Sheri Cioroslan ................................................................... 14 TeamUSA ................................................................................................... 19 Bobrow ....................................................................................................... 31 Tim Boggan on Yvonne Kronlage ............................................................ 72 Obituaries (Gary Gresher) ....................................................................... 74 Wally........................................................................................................... 78 FEATURED VIDEOS by Jimmy Butler ................................................. 81 COACHING Tips of the Month by Carl Danner .......................................................... 34 Tips for Seniors by Yang Yu ..................................................................... 35 Changeup by Samson Dubina .................................................................. 36 Shadow Practice by Larry Hodges .......................................................... 37 Tournaments Cary Cup.................................................................................................... 42 Swiss Open ................................................................................................. 46 Local and National Tournamnets ............................................................ 48 USATT AND OTHER NEWS Editors ........................................................................................................ 8 Chairman’s Report ................................................................................... 10 USATT Annual Giving Campaign ........................................................... 13 USATT National Rankings ..................................................................... 60 USATT Ratings ....................................................................................... 62 USATT Tournament Schedule ................................................................ 68 * US OPEN ENTRY INFORMATION ON PAGE 29 ON THE COVER: 2013 Nationals Semifinalist Kanak Jha Photo by Diego Schaaf. Design by Steve Hopkins. Photo this page of Grant Li Photo by Grant Bergman. Official Sponsors: EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Tables Balls Apparel Steve Hopkins and Marie Hopkins Conimicut Point Press 6 Kennedy Drive Conimicut Village USA Table Tennis Magazine is a digital publication of USA Warwick, RI 02889 Table Tennis. Distribution of the publication is at the direc- tion of USA Table Tennis. The publication is designed and CIRCULATION DIRECTOR* produced by Steve Hopkins, and edited by Steve and Marie Andrew Horn Hopkins. If you would like to purchase a paper copy, please 719-866-4583 contact Andrew Horn, Circulation Director, for additional [email protected] information. *Print Copy Purchases, Rating and Rankings Questions 4 TABLE TENNIS #1 Source for the Highest Quality Equipment from the PaddlePalace.com Best Brands in Table Tennis! 800-547-5891 BALLS RUBBER Ball sponsor for Largest selection USA Table Tennis Best brands Best prices BLADES TABLES Huge Selection + Best Prices ROBOTS CLOTHING CASES + BAGS + SHOES COMBO SPECIALS Pro blades + your choice of rubber AND MORE Everything for the Table Tennis Player!!! PRO SPECIALS Outstanding pro blade+rubber combinations Spring Issue/April 2014 • usatt.org/MAGAZINE 5 usatt_PPads_spring_2014.indd 5 3/28/2014 1:09:29 PM PaddlePalace.com 800-547-5891 For owners manuals and details go to PaddlePalace.com or call 800-547-5891 PADDLE PALACE H2W TOUCH PRO ROBOT The Most Versatile High-Tech Robot + Easy to Use! 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SERVE & VOLLEY SEQUENCES The Robot can be set to serve and volley in the same sequence. So, SPIN INDICATOR OSCILLATION - Random (R), Controlled (C), Programmable (P) for example, you can set a sequence to begin with a serve, then The Spin Indicator is located just under the shooting head. Before the Controlled Oscillation means you can set the robot to hit alternately only to shoot volleys to speci c landing spots with spins of your choice ball shoots, it shows you the spin type on next shot: topspin, under- the two widest points in the angle range, plus you can set the width of the for a realistic training pattern. spin, right-sidespin, left-sidespin, right-side/topspin, left-side/top- angle. With Random Oscillation, the robot hits to the inner angles as well spin, right-side/underspin, left-side/underspin, or no-spin/deadball. usatt_PPads_spring_2014.indd 2 3/28/2014 1:10:34 PM PaddlePalace.com 800-547-5891 For owners manuals and details go to PaddlePalace.com or call 800-547-5891 PADDLE PALACE H2W TOUCH PRO ROBOT The Most Versatile High-Tech Robot + Easy to Use! The H2W Touch Pro can shoot di erent spins on consecu- tive shots, and it can shoot short or long balls for a total of 22 possible landing spots on the table. Choose from 30 pre-pro- grammed ball sequences or program your own. Save up to 9 of your own sequences. The LCD Touch Screen makes the H2W Touch Pro very easy to operate! $ 95 LCD Touch Screen! 1795 Operation and programming of all Item OPVH2 functions of the robot is very easy with the Touch Screen. Spin Indicator! Spin Indicator panel on the ro- bot shows you the spin for each ball before it shoots. ROBOT COMPARISON CHART All of these great robots are available NOW at Paddle Palace! Brand Newgy Newgy Newgy Paddle Palace Newgy Paddle Palace Newgy Paddle Palace Paddle Palace Model 540 1040 1050 Table Top Pro 2040 A32W PRO 2050 S4W Pro H2W Touch Pro Price $229.00 $295.00 $495.00 $499.95 $695.00 $795.95 $895.00 $1,499.95 $1,795.95 # of Throw Wheels 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 4 2 Ball Recycling System No No No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Rolls from table No No No No No Yes No Yes Yes Oscillation R R P C & R R C & R P P P Serve & Volley Sequences No No No No No No No Yes No PaddlePalace.com Topspin/Underspin Sequences No No No No No No No Yes Yes 800-547-5891 LCD Touch Screen No No No No No No No No Yes Spin Indicator No No No No No No No No Yes Max ball speed 70mph 70mph 70mph 65mph 70mph 90mph 70mph 110mph 110mph Balls included 48 48 48 48 48 120 48 120 120 Free shipping No No No Yes No Yes No Yes Yes THROW WHEELS - One, Two, or Four? as the widest angles. With Random Oscillation, where the ball TOPSPIN & UNDERSPIN SEQUENCE Robots with one throw wheel can shoot topspin, underspin, and sidespin. lands depends on the frequency and speed settings you have The robot can shoot topspin shots and underspin shots (and other With two throw wheels, the two independently controlled motors make it chosen. Programmable Oscillation is the most versatile. It achieves spins) in consecutive shots in the same sequence. possible for independent spin and speed settings. This results in a great range everything Controlled and Random
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