We Challenged World's Best Anti Spin Player!

[kapahoo]

So why doesn't everyone do it?

Because it is not the sport they enjoy.

 

[SwingRobo]

well if there is no unfair advantage, then how did she get from outside of top fifty suddenly top ten AFTER changing. Its obviously the rubber isn't it.

anyway this antispin gimmick will die down anyway once people get used to it.
Sorry, i might have been a bit rude, anti spin is not no skill but its just the suprise factor of it, so when people get used to it it probably won't be as effective (not saying it will be bad)

This can only show that antispin is more suited to Winter's tactical system. Many people only notice the effect of antispin and overlook her powerful forehand strokes. Antispin is used as a means to change the rhythm of the game.
Over a decade ago, during the time when frictionless LP was allowed, hundreds and thousands of athletes used it. Frictionless LP had an even more disruptive effect, yet until 2008, no one was able to achieve results like Winter. Table tennis should be a sport full of variation, and within the rules, players like her have a positive impact on the sport's entertainment value. Speed glue was banned, the ball went from 40mm to 40, and the game is becoming increasingly less interesting. Winter’s success is a good thing, as it proves that table tennis as a sport is still evolving and progressing.

 

[SwingRobo]

Because it is not the sport they enjoy.

This is because antispin is simply not suitable for the technical and tactical systems of those athletes; blindly using it will only cause their performance to fall into chaos