Table Tennis Shakehand Grip: A Beginner’s Guide
The shakehand grip gets its name from the way the racket is held, similar to shaking someone’s hand. It is also called the European or tennis grip in table tennis, although it is different from the Western grip used in lawn tennis. This grip is widely used by players in Europe, the Americas and Asia. Its simple hold makes it easier for beginners to learn and gives players flexibility for both attacking and defensive shots. Many top players use the shakehand grip because it supports a wide range of playing styles. It has also become common in China alongside the traditional penholder grip.
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