Recent content by chris007

I have purchased the new Donic Zhou Yu 2 table tennis racket. Can you recommend a rubber to pair with it? For now, I am considering using the VEGA PRO rubber on my forehand.

Niwa Wood has a lot of power, that's just my personal feeling. I only had a short trial period with my friend's Tibhar Force Pro.

If you want to have the opportunity to compete abroad, please use Chinese equipment. That's what China is all about. Ha ha!

I purchased it from Taiwan and fortunately, a friend from Taiwan came to visit me, which resulted in free shipping. :D

You've noticed the real protagonist of this article. :D:D:D

Just started using wood protector.:D

Thank you for watching. :cool:

In 40+ table tennis, I think a 5-ply pure wood paddle might be too slow. As a former JPEN player, although I'm not sure which paddle you used, JPEN paddles generally have stronger elasticity than CPEN paddles. If you use a 5-ply pure wood paddle, I'm concerned that it might be too slow for you...

While a seven-ply pure wood CPEN paddle is a great option, I couldn't think of any other options. However, if I were to consider a non-pure wood paddle, the Yasaka Ma Lin Carbon would be a great choice despite being an older model. It is a high-quality paddle with a recommended weight of 85...

If you are only practicing topspin or no-spin shots in multi-ball training, you can get away with a slower and more accurate placement of the return when the opponent's shots are slower and more predictable. However, during a match, you need to engage your entire body to generate the necessary...

Turns out the official website has information available.

Will Gewo really respond? I once wrote to DONIC with a question, but I haven't received any response yet, and that was about three weeks ago. I even checked my spam folder and found nothing.:rolleyes:

This picture is very clear, and it looks like it really isn't a blade made of stained wood.

Let's review the footwork in the instructional video again. Her feet hardly ever stop moving, and this type of training was actually mentioned earlier. It seems to me that the ball is not positioned too close to the edge of the table, and it mostly lands in the middle. You could try moving a...

I have watched many videos, but I still can't find the answer. I thought he was using a blade with a stained wood surface.