Ma Lin
Ma Lin
Ma Lin, born in Shenhe District, Shenyang City, Liaoning Province on February 19, 1980, is a member of the Chinese men's table tennis team and is now the coach of the national table tennis team.
He began to play at the age of 7 in 1986 and entered the provincial sports school in 1990. In 1993, Ma Lin entered Shantou table tennis school. In 1994, at the Guangdong Provincial Games, Ma Lin won three gold medals for Shantou team in singles, doubles and team. Later, 14-year-old Ma Lin won his first men's singles title in the national youth competition. In that game, he was picked up by coach Cai Zhenhua and started his national team career. In 1998, Ma Lin won the men's doubles and men's Team Championships in Asian Championships, and the men's singles Championships in Malaysia and Lebanon. He won the world championship in 1999. 2000 World Cup champion. In 2001, he won the champion of men's team in the world table tennis championships and the champion of men's singles and men's doubles in the International Table Tennis Federation tour. 2004 Athens Olympic doubles champion (with Chen Yu). 2006 World Cup singles champion in Paris, France; 2008 Beijing Olympic Games men's team champion, men's singles champion. In the 2013 World Table Tennis Championships in Paris, Ma Lin lost to Japan's Kentai Matsui in the men's singles competition and stopped in the second round.
On the evening of December 8, 2013 Beijing time, Olympic champion Ma Lin married his girlfriend Zhang Yaqing. At the wedding ceremony, Ma Lin officially announced her retirement. After retirement, Ma Lin returned to Guangdong and took over the post of director of Guangdong Pingyu center and head coach of Guangdong pingpong. Ma Lin has won four World Cup titles in her career, and is also the first one to win the men's singles title in the world cup. She is known as Mr. World Cup. He won a total of 18 World Championships, and Wang Hao and Deng Yaping ranked third in the history of national table tennis, after Zhang Yining's 19 and Wang Nan's 24.
In March 2017, Ma Lin served as the coach of the national table tennis team.
Early experience
Ma Lin was born in Shenhe District of Shenyang on February 19, 1980. Two years after Ma Lin was selected into the Chinese team, his parents were laid off. In order not to affect Ma Lin's training in China, the couple decided to keep him secret for the time being. Ma Lin's parents borrowed tens of thousands of yuan from their relatives and opened a small restaurant in the city. In order to save money, they worked as both the boss and the waiter. Every day they were very tired.
In 1992, a private entrepreneur in Shantou sponsored the establishment of Shantou table tennis school and junior table tennis team. The head coach was Liu Mingshui. The next year, Ma Lin and several other players were introduced to Shantou in the national youth competition. Shantou team also introduced many small players from other parts of the country, including Liu Guozheng, Tan ruiwu, Zhang Yu, Li Chao and Ding Ying.
Coach Liu Mingshui said that the training time of an athlete in Shantou table tennis school is at least seven hours a day, and the amount of training is about one third more than that of athletes in other regions. Ma Lin's training attitude is very serious, especially during the preparation for the Ninth National Games in Guangdong Province, with a large amount of training and a long training time. Ma Lin, who uses the straight board playing method, not only works hard on serving, but also works hard on many balls back and forth, which requires a large range of running, so he works very hard, and breaks a pair of sports shoes in a week.
In 1994, at the Guangdong Provincial Games, Ma Lin won three gold medals for Shantou team in singles, doubles and team. Later, 14-year-old Ma Lin won his first men's singles title in the national youth competition. In that game, he was picked up by coach Cai Zhenhua and started his national team career.
Sports career
The champion of men's singles in 1996 Asian Cup, the champion of mixed doubles in Asian Championships, and the third in men's singles.
1997 US Open Men's singles runner up, world table tennis men's doubles fifth, Asian Cup Men's singles champion.
In 1998, the champion of men's team and men's doubles in Asian Championships, the champion of men's singles in Malaysia open, the runner up of men's singles in China and Lebanon open, and the fifth in men's singles in World Cup.
In 1999, the 45th World Table Tennis Championships mixed doubles champion (with Zhang Yingying), men's singles runner up; World Club Championship Men's team champion, International Table Tennis Federation Tour Finals men's doubles champion; Australian Open Men's singles champion.
2000 Sweden and Poland open men's doubles champion, Japan Open Men's singles runner up, World Cup Men's singles champion, 45th world table tennis men's team runner up.
In 2001, the 46th World Table Tennis Championship was the champion of men's team, the third in men's singles and the eighth in men's doubles and mixed doubles; the champion of men's singles and men's doubles in the 9th National Games; the champion and runner up of men's singles and men's doubles in Denmark open; the top four in men's singles and men's doubles in Japan open; the runner up of men's singles and men's doubles in China open and the champion of men's singles in the finals of International Table Tennis Federation tour.
Men's singles and men's doubles champion in 2002 US Open, men's singles and men's doubles champion in Germany open, men's singles champion in Poland and Denmark open, men's doubles champion in Holland open, men's doubles champion in ITTF finals, men's team champion in Asian Games, men's doubles third.
In 2003, the 47th World Table Tennis Championship mixed doubles (with Wang Nan) champion, men's doubles (with Qin Zhijian) top four, Korea, China, Denmark open men's singles, men's doubles champion, Japan Open Men's singles top four, men's doubles champion, Germany open men's singles runner up, Sweden open men's doubles champion, International Table Tennis Federation finals men's doubles champion, world cup champion.
The men's team champion of the 47th World Table Tennis Championships in 2004, the men's doubles champion and the men's singles runner up of the International Table Tennis Federation tour in Greece and Singapore, the men's singles and the men's doubles champion in Wuxi, the men's doubles champion and the men's singles runner up in the finals, the men's doubles champion in Athens Olympic Games and the world cup champion.
The second place of men's singles and men's doubles in 2005 Qatar Open, the second place of men's doubles in China open (Harbin), the third place of men's doubles in the 48th World Table Tennis Championships (with Chen Yu), and the third place of men's singles in the world cup.
2006 Qatar Open Men's singles runner up, Kuwait Open Men's singles and men's doubles champion, the 48th World Table Tennis Championships Men's team champion, World Cup Men's singles champion, Doha Asian Games team champion, mixed doubles champion (with Wang Nan), men's doubles (with Chen Yu) runner up, men's singles runner up.
2007 Zagreb World Table Tennis Championship runner up, team World Cup champion; Croatian open men's doubles champion (with Wang Hao), Qatar Open Men's singles champion, Kuwait Open Men's singles runner up, Volkswagen Nanjing open men's singles champion, men's doubles runner up (with Wang Liqin), Panasonic Shenzhen open men's doubles champion (with Wang Hao), French Open Men's singles and men's doubles (with Wang Hao) ）Champion, second place in men's singles at the German open, first place in men's singles and second place in men's doubles at the finals of the ITTF professional tour (with Wang Hao), and second place in the king's Cup (Changsha).
2008 Kuwait Table Tennis Open Men's doubles (with Chen Yu) champion (March), International Table Tennis Federation professional tour Qatar station Champion (March), China Table Tennis Open (Changchun) men's team champion (may), Japan Table Tennis Open Men's singles champion (may), International Table Tennis Federation tour Korea station men's singles runner up, men's doubles runner up (June), Beijing Olympic men's table tennis team Champion, men's singles champion (August).
2009 Kuwait Open Men's doubles champion, Qatar Open Men's singles runner up. Third place in the men's singles of Yokohama World Table Tennis Championships.
In the final of the men's team of the 2010 national championship, Guangdong team defeated the people's Liberation Army with Ma Lin's successive victories over Wang Hao and Chen Yu, and Zhang Chao's performance in the decisive set, winning the national championship again after 13 years. Guangzhou Asian Games men's team champion (Ma Lin, Wang Hao, Ma long, Zhang Jike, Xu Xin), men's doubles runner up (with Xu Xin), men's singles runner up of 2010 International Table Tennis elite in Brunswick, Germany. Changhong Master Cup China table tennis finals men's singles runner up.
2011 ITTF tour Slovenian open men's singles runner up. Second runner up in the men's singles in the UK leg of the ITTF tour open. Ma Lin / Wang Hao won the second place in men's doubles. Lin / Zhang Jike, the Qatar Open racer in the ITTF tour, won the second place in the men's doubles. Lin / Zhang Jike won the men's Doubles Championship in the ITTF tour. Ma Lin / Wang Hao won the second place of men's doubles in the German table tennis open. The 51st World Table Tennis Championships in Rotterdam won the second place in men's doubles with Chen Yu and the top eight in men's singles. In 2011, Lin / Zhang Jike won the second place in men's doubles and the champion in men's singles.
On June 21, 2011, Yajule real estate "straight horizontal battle", the straight board team composed of Wang Hao, Ma Lin and LIU Chengmin lost 2:3 to the horizontal board team composed of Boer, Zhang Jike and Ma long, losing for the second time in a row.
On June 25, 2011, in the 2011 China world united challenge in Shanghai, the Chinese team composed of Malone, Xu Xin and Ma Lin beat the world united team composed of Boer, kestrel and Zhu Shihe 4-1.
On September 10, 2011, Zhejiang Commercial Bank won the men's team championship of Table Tennis Super League in 2011.
2011 ITTF tour Austria open men's singles top 4.
2011 Austria table tennis open horse racing Lin / Zhang Jike doubles runner up.
Ma Lin / Wang Hao won the men's Doubles Championship and the men's singles runner up in the 2011 national table tennis championship.
In 2012, Ma Lin was selected into the Chinese men's table tennis team for the Dortmund team world table tennis championship, and won the championship with the team again. Although Ma Lin was still an indispensable member of the national team at that time, because her status was declining with her age, Ma Lin finally lost the selection of the team for the London Olympic Games in August of the same year, but she still accompanied the team to the Olympic table tennis competition as a trainee.
In the 52nd World Table Tennis Championships in 2013, Ma Lin lost the second round of the men's singles competition to Japan's Matsui Kentai; in the men's doubles competition, he cooperated with Hao Shuai to play
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