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I guess that they just can spend their money on what they want. And if they want to lose with 400$ worth of equipment, I don’t see the reason why losing with 50$ can be better - if you are you still losing. If some one can afford something it shouldn’t be bother you too much. Equipment is not so...

For the things that i can do, what coach is telling me - be more aware and ready for his counter (next ball), so the most important here is anticipation and i need to make a little step back after strong loop and getting myself in loop to loop rally. I have more power and spin in my loops...

Got some games today, some training also. Hope I can participate in tourney tomorrow Here some highlights 🫡

naah D09c outlast K3 and any tibhar rubber Rakza Z/hard has better lifespan than k3 but it is slower so its up to everyone choice

I’m using BTY cleaning and a protect sheets always, few training yes - the tack is still present. But after few months - it’s barely noticeable, but again D09c is not so tacky even when it’s new. I would say Sieger pk50 and Rakza Z are more tackier and keep their tack for more period of time...

D09c look are getting wearing out pretty quickly, the same thing with tackiness (but it’s barely tacky even out of the box). But there is no big decrease in spin capabilities, even after a 4-5 months of use, maybe very slight one. I think this is more technique problem, if you can’t spin with...

Yes, agreed with you everything. This are very forgiving rubbers, you can miss timed an backhand opening by some margin and it would still hit the table in 90% of the time. Same in counters in blocks. Then with Dingnics or Tenergy you should be very precise on such shots. When I came from brake...

Best rubber after a break? Glayzer or glayzer09c if we talking bout the BTY ones 😌

I me I mean, for flat hitting dominating style there are better options, than sticky rubbers. But you definitely can play flat and diverse with them if you want, and actually you should do it - if you feeling that it making your opponent uncomfortable and leads you to win. For example many long...

Everyone struggle to perform in matches as good as in training drills, or exercises. My coach is always telling me - relax, don’t rush, imagine that this/any match is just a training drill, we did it a thousand times - try to repeat it. Focus on the next point, instead of worrying too much...

Yeah, stickiness and flat table tennis are the opposite things. I guess, if some one is get to some kind of high level with mostly blocks and flat hits, there is no point for them to adapting new spin oriented strategies to their game - it’s just take too much time and practise.

i like sticky for backhand too, don’t see the problems with that, like at all. But I was starting like that. For people who used to springiness - it’s very uncomfortable for some reason. But I can see only advantages - control, spin, I got the power and speed when I need to, even without much...

I guess, alc has more time in the business overall. Many coaches were suggesting to pick viscaria or timo boll alc to a perspective kids 10-15 years ago, that now are seasoned pros. And its little bit more consistent than zlc, with higher arc. But will see in near future, maybe it will be the...

Hello guys! My observation on what can be done better: almost everything lol. But the most obvious problems - im too rushed to play sometimes ( bc I know opp is better so i need to take an initiative first), need to stay lower also, pivoting a lot from a backhand side and skillful opponent can...

Had a practice today: two hours exercises, one hour matches. My few games On exercises I was feeling good, and consistency was on point, but in matches I was not able to playing my best, after session few guys that are seasoned players, complimented my game and were telling me that I...

If you are 22 you will recover from that, just take your time. My recovery from covid takes about 3 months, in which I hitting the gym like a gorilla. After that came back to tt, and I discovered that in some aspects I became even better. But, again, covid affects differently on person to...

I have one 88 gr of weight , used it for about half a year. And still using it time to time - good control/speed ratio. Forehand d09c, backhand d05/d80/d09c. One of the best innercarbon bty blades in terms of control I would say. Woody feeling, strong catapult when hitting/driving ball hard.

There is no “best way” that works for everyone, overall I would say that counterspin is advanced level technique, and requires good training partner or a coach and solid amount of time invested in it. I usually do counterloop every training session for about 15-20 min minimum, for plus minus...

That’s true, I have 10+ blades some of them I played one time to never be touched again 🫡

Yeah, thats correct analogy with mouse settings, mouse sensitivity. I have played on a semi pro level at few games, and was top 0,5% in the world in aim trainers in few scenarios that i grind the most, for those that i play time to time im about top 5-7%. My mouse setting are more towards to...