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Ma Lin was born on February 19, 1980 in the Shenyang City, Liaoning Province. He started playing table tennis at the age of 6, entered the sports school of Liaoning Province at the age of 10, and represented the Guangdong team in ShantouGuangdong at the age of 13. In 1994, he joined the second national table tennis team of China. In 1996, he won the men's singles championship in the Asian Table Tennis Cup and joined the first national table tennis team of China. He studied under Coach Wu Jingping. He had made great achievements in his career as an athlete. In the Olympic Games, his partner Chen Wei won the gold medal in the men's doubles in the 2004 Athens Olympics, the gold medal in the men's singles in the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and the gold medal in the men's team with Wang Hao and Wang Liqin. In the World Table Tennis Championships, he represented China and won the men's team championship six times.(2001, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012), won the mixed doubles championship twice (1999, 2003), Men's Doubles champion (2007), Men's Singles runner-up (3 times) In addition, he also won the men's singles championship of the World Cup of Table Tennis four times (2000, 2003, 2004, 2006) and the men's team championship of the World Cup of Table Tennis twice (2007, 2011). He had a total of 18 world championships and was the first person to win the men's singles championship of the World Cup in a row. He was known as "Mr. World Cup". On December 8, 2013, he announced his withdrawal from the China National Table Tennis Team. On August 2, 2013, he officially retired at the last round of the first stage of the Table Tennis Super League. After leaving the national team, he became the secretary and deputy director of the party branch of the Guangdong Province Table Tennis Management Center (later promoted to director). In April 2017, he returned to the China National Table Tennis Team as a coach. In December 2022, he officially became the head coach of the China National Women's Table Tennis Team. In his coaching career, he also showed outstanding coaching ability. For example, in the semi-finals of the women's singles in the German Championship on November 10th, 2024, he developed tactics for his disciple Wang Yidi, including rigorous serve tactics and changes in the system. Wang Yidi was determined to use the Forehand Attack to suppress the opponent, and at the key point of the game, he called for a pause adjustment, which helped Wang Yidi beat Harimoto Miwa 4 - 2. However, there were times when he was questioned. For example, when he put Wang Yidi in an important position, Wang Yidi lost to foreign athletes in a row and missed the Paris Olympics. Ma Lin was also questioned. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!

According to the latest news, Ma Lin, the head coach of the women's national table tennis team, was called to resign after the poor performance of the women's national table tennis team in the Asian Championship. However, with the end of the national championship and the preparation for the Los Angeles Olympic Games, Ma Lin said that the new cycle had begun. The main opponent of the women's national table tennis team was the Japanese team. He had begun to work in the new cycle and would continue to be the head coach of the women's team if there were no accidents. Although Ma Lin's position was stable, there would be new coaches with excellent abilities joining the women's team after the coach was adjusted. They could help him share the pressure and avoid a situation of poor results again. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!

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There were the following tips for turning the ball with the fingertips of a table tennis player: First, you need to find the point of joint force; second, the right hand plate should hook upwards and rub; third, when turning the ball, you should not hold your hand and follow the rotation of the ball; fourth, your eyes should stare at the ball and let the ball fall on your nails. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!

Backhand in table tennis techniques includes many technical movements. For example, the backhand spin, which was a technique commonly used by shake-hand players. The backhand "flick" was one of the basics of the backhand style, and it was the foundation of all backhand techniques. During systematic practice, one had to pay attention to the starting point "flick"(practice the ball sense, the combination of hitting and rubbing, and the skillful speed of swinging the forearm) and the high point "flick"(practice the backhand force, and lay the foundation for the backhand burst). Backhand "Quick Tear" was an advanced technique on the basis of "driving the ball". The angle of the racket had to be parallel to the table (180°). During practice, the sparring partner had to feed the ball with a spinning loop and the trainee could not retreat from the table. The plate type had to be pressed forward and rubbed. At the same time, it had to have a solid foundation of driving the ball. The moment the ball touched the wrist, the wrist had to be accelerated. Backhand "pick-up" was an old technique, which was used more often in Wang Liqin's era. It was suitable for the backspin ball that didn't spin too much. It was used in combination with the short position. The position of the racket was very important during practice (the head of the racket was slightly down), and the ratio of pick-up to hit should be paid attention to. The backhand "short swing" required a short return. There were two types of "support swing"(the racket face was level, and the ball's force was used to support the net bag. It was suitable for special spinning balls) and "fast swing"(adjust the racket face according to the rotation of the ball, and chop down with the wrist). The backhand pull technique required the cooperation of the entire body, and the main point of the movement was to lead, turn, and extend. The backhand of the straight board included backhand fast, backhand fast belt, backhand fast play, backhand fast attack, backhand pull attack, backhand smash, etc. The technical point was that the racket and the arm were basically kept in line. There was also the backhand push block, which was easy to master and emphasized the power of straight forward and backward. It was mainly aimed at the topspin ball near the table, and the timing of hitting the ball was the rising period. The backhand bounce could be understood as the "enlarged version" of the backhand push block, with the emphasis on the wrist shaking power. For the ball that did not spin near the net or the topspin ball, the timing of hitting the ball was the high point period. The backhand pick was mainly aimed at the ball that did not spin near the net, and could replace the twist pull and was sudden. The backhand pull and backspin mainly experienced borrowing power, hitting the ball in front of the body and adding friction during the rising period. The backhand twist and pull was a miniature version of the backhand burst in the ring. The key was to be able to step forward and find the hitting point. The way to exert force depended on the core strength of the waist and abdomen, the coordination of the forearm, wrist, and fingers. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!