Recent content by Carl05

Focus on the physical aspect of the game, balance and timing. I like what I see in the footage and is easy to observe that both of you have a clear idea about the game and how spin works. I´m sure that a good coach can help you improve those details and with people open, like you are, is even...

No, don´t get me wrong, i perfectly understand your point and Carl advice and it´s a nice point what he wrote. I wasn´t being negative by any mean, just giving you that advice, because the errors I see can be fixed with the right help, or at least, most of them. Coaching is the best way to...

From my perspective, I don't think that a equipment change will fix anything here. My recommendation is to look for a good coach and take lessons for some time.

For Reina Elisenda you can just go there and play, the last time i've been there It was 2€ per person and 3€ for recreational players. The other place is new, they openend It after leaving the city, but Long is a well known coach and player. ​​​My recomendation is to contact him by Instagram...

https://instagram.com/longtt_table_tennis?utm_medium=copy_link https://instagram.com/reinaelisendatt?utm_medium=copy_link These are the two biggest spaces in Barcelona, you can go practice there and ask everything you need. ​​​​

Rozena feels great, really easy to do anything, like all rubbers from 42° to 45°. Rakza 7 is way more demanding, but it's a great rubber in all aspects. For me, the right path could be the Rozenas and then Rakza on FH at least, but you never know, maybe you feel great playing mid hard rubbers...

It's because is cheap, the handle is comfortable, the balance in a 88/91gr blade with a pair of heavy rubbers (quite common this days) is perfect, it flex, but not enough to be bad for blocking and the design is okey. I get your point, because the blade doesn't shine in any aspect, but I...

It's a Okey bat for the kind of game he is asking for, woodie feel, easy to perform any stroke and good on passive game.About that glass-fiber thing, If you ask me, it's mostly marketing, but the blade performs super nice.

From Slower to faster blade: Stiga Allround Evolution, Primorac Off (Made in Japan), Donic Waldner Diablo Senso & Yasaka Sweden Extra. All of them are excellent blades with a nice price, in case that you can or want to spend some more money I would say the Nittaku Violin is a great model for...

Rakza 7/Rakza 7 soft & Vega Pro/Vega Europe, seems like a reliable and cheap downgrade from the rubbers you are trying to play with and I think it's going to give what you are looking for.

Victas SWAT/TSP SWAT is what you are asking for.

Surely I'm not their target I assume, but all about this product seems like a joke to me. A fantasy tale dressed in technical words with neon stuff around. I'm sorry.

Nittaku, Victas, Butterfly & Stiga (Blades) are my favorites. I enjoy some products from here and there also, like the Evolution Series from Tibhar or the DHS rubbers. All others are okey, the only thing that I don't really get and could change is the terrible branding and design in some brands...

Nice one!. I supposed by the square handle and colors that it was some custom custom OSP. Strange composition on this blade, by the way.

Looks like a OSP Blade to me.