Spokespeople

Lang Ping

National Hero and Head Coach
USA Women’s National Volleyball Team

Nicknamed the “Iron Hammer,” Lang Ping is considered by many to be a national hero in China. She was a member of the Chinese Women's National Team—winners of an Olympic gold medal at the 1984 Summer Olympics, a World Championship crown in 1982 and World Cup titles in 1981 and 1985.

In 1995, Ping became the head coach of the Chinese national team and eventually guided the squad to the silver medal at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia. In 2005, she signed on to be the head coach of the USA Women’s National Volleyball Team and that is where her experience with Tahitian Noni™ Original began.

She explained, “I started using Tahitian Noni™ Original in August of this year at the Women’s Volleyball World Championships. I continued to drink the juice every day and before long I felt a big difference.”

“I use Tahitian Noni™ Original Handipacks while traveling because they are so convenient and the one-liter bottles while at training camp. I usually work 12 hours a day and I used to be so exhausted when I went home at night that I couldn’t do anything. But now, after drinking Tahitian Noni™ Original, I go home and still have energy to read the newspaper and watch TV.

Ping uses other Tahitian Noni™ products as well. “By taking the vitamins and minerals provided in the Tahiti Trim Plan 40® Women’s Supplement Pack twice a day, I feel really good. This gives me the nutrition I need as I work long hours each day. So, as I take the vitamins along with Tahitian Noni™ Original, I feel I have more energy to put into training.”

Many of Ping’s games are broadcast on television, so she uses TePoemä® facial products to keep her looking her best. “I want to appear just as lively as the athletes,” she stated. And if you’ve ever seen her on television, you know that she does.

We are excited to have Ping as a spokesperson for Tahitian Noni™ products and we look forward to many wins from Ping and the USA’s Women’s National Volleyball team in the near future.

List of Achievements:
 
1981 World Cup; 1st place (China\'s first world championship title in women\'s volleyball)
1982 World Women\'s Volleyball Championship; 1st place
1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games; 1st place
1985 World Cup - 1st place

Honors:

• Selected as one of National Top Ten Athletes of the year six times in succession
• Named Best Player at the 3rd and 4th World Cup
• Awarded a badge for the Year of Youth by the IOC
• Three-time award winner of the National Sports Medal of Honor by the SPCSC
• Elected Best Women\'s Coach of 1996 by the International Volleyball Federation
• Entered Volleyball Hall of Fame in 2002