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How to chop harder with normal rubber
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Err, chopping fast ball on the table is never easy. You need super absorbing combi and deft touch to succeed, or the ball going long.
I prefer You learn to block or counterhit that ball.
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Not fast ball dude. I want to chop hard when pushing rally. I mean how to push with really high underspinErr, chopping fast ball on the table is never easy. You need super absorbing combi and deft touch to succeed, or the ball going long.
I prefer You learn to block or counterhit that ball.
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Aah, this more make sense.
Simple answer would be, learn to push as lateral as possible to incoming ball, but,
There a problem,
H3 is super spinny that counter push means high risk going long on fast strokes, but,
And tacky rubber give less spinny return on slow strokes, means easy ball for opponent, means,
Counter push is not H3 forte.
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Aah, this more make sense.
Simple answer would be, learn to push as lateral as possible to incoming ball, but,
There a problem,
H3 is super spinny that counter push means high risk going long on fast strokes, but,
And tacky rubber give less spinny return on slow strokes, means easy ball for opponent, means,
Counter push is not H3 forte.
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Tensor rubbers are better for pushing with underspin then? Are you sure about tacky and spinny rubbers can't give underspin dude? I thought that was my problem about chopping.
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Tensor rubbers are better for pushing with underspin then?
- Non tacky rubber sure better at counter pushing.
- Same reason why Chinese Pro use Tenergy on BH.
Are you sure about tacky and spinny rubbers can't give underspin dude?
- Tacky and spinny is 2 different parameter. H3 is both spinny and tacky. Tackiness Chop is slightly less spinny, but non tacky.
- Assuming slow strokes, spinny rubber can give great underspin on counterpush.
- Assuming slow strokes, if amount of push momentum too small, tackiness could be in the way and actually slow down return ball spin.
I thought that was my problem about chopping.
- I did want to ask how You are chopping, I want to ask how You chop, but, upon learning that You use H3, I doubt the problem is in The Person.
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Literally you want to simply use faster stroke or more wrist and open the racket accordingly. The more underspin you want to achieve the harder it becomes. Practise Practise Practise
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I would also say: more wrist!
Look at min. 9:11 and what Can Akkuzu does to the ball.
Look at min. 9:11 and what Can Akkuzu does to the ball.
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