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Welcome to JOOLA USA
Argentine JOOLA Power for Beijing!
The News - JOOLA HQ News
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Photo by: Ernesto Beltre
Our JOOLA stars Liu Song and Pablo Tabachnik from Argentina could secure a hot ticket at the Latin American Olympic Qualification tournament. While Liu Song fulfilled his role as favourite, Pablo Tabachnik almost became a tragic hero. With very good performances he reached every final for an Olympic ticket, but then lost each thightly fought match until the final event he snatched the last place from the Brazilian Hugo Hoyoma. We congratulate our Argentine gauchos Song and Pablo!
 
Interview with Trevor Runyan
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JOOLA's Trevor Runyan
Interview with Trevor Runyan

Age/DOB: 19/Oct. 30, 1988
Home Club: Concord Table Tennis Club/Palo Alto Table Tennis Club
Equipment
Racket: JOOLA Fever
Forehand sponge: Mambo H Max
Backhand sponge: Mambo H Max
Shoes: JOOLA Bend
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Equipment Review: Chen Weixing Blade
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Chen Weixing Blade
By Tom Nguyen, Equipment Junkie

The Chen Weixing blade is named after one of the greatest chopper/loopers in the game today. Former Chinese Team Member Chen Weixing is known both for his legendary defense and for his looping attack. This style of play requires a  defensive blade with great control for chopping, and yet faster then a typical defensive blade.  The blade is approximately 90grams, and composed of Limba, Koto, Black-Cloth, & Kiri.
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Shadow Practicing For Strokes and Footwork

Shadow Practicing For Strokes and Footwork By Larry Hodges, USATT Certified National Coach and Member of USA Table Tennis H...
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The No-Spin Push

The No-Spin Push By Carl Danner Some opponents load up deep pushes with underspin and challenge ...
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Interview with Steven Chan

Interview with Steven Chan Interview with Steven Chanby Team JOOLA
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