Recent content by Jaydynite

Does anybody know who the German Andro player is in this video? His name is written in Korean, 비에른 (which should be bjorn), but I couldn't find his full name.

This is Takkyuu Geinin, a popular Japanese table tennis youtuber: https://youtube.com/@takkyuugeinin6093?si=OaPYFZjVA_tJP9F4 He mainly makes trickshot and skit videos, but I also wanted to see a video of him playing in tournaments. If anyone has youtube videos of him playing in tournaments...

A lot of the matches I've seen online have air horn sounds after a good rally. Even big events like the Asian Games had those horn sounds. What exactly is going on? Is it a table tennis tradition that I'm not aware of? Example:

Do I need to boost rubbers like the Neo Hurricane 3? I heard that it comes pre-boosted.

What forehand rubber should I get as a chopper? So far I tried Tenergy05, Tenergy05 hard, and Dicnics 09c. To be honest, I can't really tell which one was better. As for my forehand, I chop 30% of the time and drive away from the table 70% of the time. Are any any rubbers that you recommend...

His name is Kim Jung Ho, a Korean S-tier amateur player. FYI, Korea has a tier system for amateur players (called 부수) ranging from 8 ~ 1 and S-tier. S-tier is given to players who received professional training when they were young. What do you think of his playing style? Most choppers have...

In this match, why was Alexis Lebrun celebrating when he lost, and why doesn't the game end when An Jae-hyun scored the first two sets?

Thank you very much! I never knew this match was recorded.

I've only seen videos where Xu Xin dominated against choppers. Are there any videos where the chopper beat Xu Xin? Did Xu Xin ever lose to a chopper? Can you share some videos of Xu Xin losing to a chopper?

Are there any top-level penhold choppers like this guy?

Why did Joo Se-Hyuk barely forehand-chop in his match against Ma Lin in 2003? Did he used to play like this? Why did he change from this to chopping with his forehand often?

The thing is, I'm a chopper... So I'm really starting to regret my choices.

Well... I use my non-dominant hand for most things other than writing 🤣🤣🤣

No, it did not suffer any injuries and my range of motion isn't any different from my left. It's just significantly weaker.

My dominant right arm is ridiculously weaker than my left, which is why I prefer to play sports with my non-dominant left arm. I've been playing table tennis for just over a year now and I chose to play left-handed for this reason. However, I realised that accuracy and spin is far more important...