THAIHOT CHINA OPEN 2014 - R16 | MS Lin D (CHN) VS J Jorgensen [2] (DEN)

[@bluesunshine2008]

Nice of JOJ to welcome back LD ;-) I think he said something along the lines of "Good to have you back!" at the end of the match... It was a good match.. well played both!

[@Alexamdern]

There isnt one commentator that can reach the quality of Gillian Clark and Morten Frost. Their commentating is simply impeccable.

[@wangdaisy1724]

I'm sure that Jorgensen loves lin Dan:)

[@fenlanren1]

Lin Dan said he is about 80% of his full form because of knee injury

[@cheesebombjalapeno]

Ah ha..

[@clarkspectacle3493]

who was jorgensen coach here sitting on the couch?

[@TharakeshKrishnan]

48.1 commentary....and the immediate reply by Lin Dan...LOL....long silence after that...cant stop laughing.

[@ysa73hk]

camera y u no align with center line?

[@kwanwang4613]

丹神的节奏！

[@zzdlover2005zz]

Lin Dan is good with forehand and defense. If LD stays at the center court, move him out first by a high clear to his right hand side. Then attack him aggressively with a drop or a smash. Don't do like Jorgensen did by hitting smashing directly to Lin Dan. Hit it away from him. He is not young and quick like he used to be. Work him around.

[@cheesebombjalapeno]

Too many error from Lin dan.. Lin dan seemed tired.

[@nattybumpo]

I have a weak smash. Anyone can return my smash with a high lift. This forces me to keep smashing and I get tired very fast. People can even return my "netkills" or some easy midcourt smashes. Do I need to go to the gym or improve my technique. I think sometimes I accidentally slice the shuttle. Thanks Natty

[@chrisyang2317]

You can practice some wrist and elbow workouts

[@nattybumpo]

could you recommend specific workouts? Thanks

[@nattybumpo]

Natty Bumpo Any tips on how to make smashes steeper

[@akinee619]

Natty Bumpo use small dumbbells while keeping your arm still, move, using your wrist, the dumbbell up/down, left/right, circular, etc. Just don't do uncomfortable movements. Do movements that you would do when using your racket.

[@nattybumpo]

Thanks Is smash more wrist or forearm?

[@working_chen6988]

Lin Dan is playing like Lee Chong Wei....