What is your opinion about using this setup as a 7 month player?

[pedro.dantas]

Can this setup be good to me?

 

[Grumms]

Overkill, but if you like it, take it.

 

[K.K]

the configuration in your profile sounds much better. stay with it and train. save the money to spend it for a good coach, learn all the basics first and develop your style and game. after one year (or longer), when you now know what are your best strokes and how you bring them in the game, you can rethink your choice of rubbers. maybe you lean more towards allround or defensive game. nobody knows, but then you still can keep your blade (that is the most important thing!)

PS: you will gain nothing with your new setup, just some EJ'ing around. maybe only a step backwards in feeling and touch...

 

[pedro.dantas]

the configuration in your profile sounds much better. stay with it and train. save the money to spend it for a good coach, learn all the basics first and develop your style and game. after one year (or longer), when you now know what are your best strokes and how you bring them in the game, you can rethink your choice of rubbers. maybe you lean more towards allround or defensive game. nobody knows, but then you still can keep your blade (that is the most important thing!)

PS: you will gain nothing with your new setup, just some EJ'ing around. maybe only a step backwards in feeling and touch...

What's ''EJ'ing''?

 

[pedro.dantas]

Overkill, but if you like it, take it.

That's precisely what i thought.

 

[Grumms]

Max thickness is a bad choice, take 1.8 or 2.0mm.

 

[K.K]

What's ''EJ'ing''?

it means equipment junkie. people that like to try new things and get addicted to the sensation of something new. but it contradicts the development of a stable game especially in beginners. you need feeling for the ball and you only get that by staying with your equipment and get to know it