true china is massive, but the whole world plays football. Arguments like, it´s the most technical/hardest sport are not important. Kids can learn every sport if they train early enough. The bigger the sport the harder it is. Football biggest sport of the world = hardest to go pro in.
It's not about how many people are pro, but against how many people you have to compete to go pro. Football has the biggest pool of people playing in clubs. So the biggest talent pool aka the most people you have to compete against.
Time for reward in TT is bad but thats a problem every not...
I bought a Victas Koki Niwa ZC inner when played at the German Champion chips in Erfurt as a memento. Got a very good pricy for it. Can't wait to try it in training
Relax. You are to stiff.
You are also more hitting the ball then spinning it.
If you want a better spin, you shoulf use elbow and wrist not using it is wasting muscels you could activate for more spin and speed.
Who is your coach?
If you want to see modern technique you always have to look at younger players. I don't know how felix loops but look at him or Lin Shidong. But even those techniques are "old". When they learned it was probably 5-10 Years ago.
So even more modern would maybe be Benjamin...
i agree. If there is a lot of spin already the ball has more curve and goes easier on the table.
When the backspin ball has very little spin, you have to generate the spin yourselfe so have to brush more and go more forward, so for me personally its a higher risk shot