Recent content by Syed Mansoor Qutab

That's my concern. What do I do? Reps? Because telling myself that my power is too much, and using less power brings it to a point where the shot might not even reach the other person's court. To put it in simpler words, the shot is either too big, or too small. And yes, clearly, I have no...

You talk about powerful big stroke. That is one thing I do have. The only thing that is a problem is how to control all that power. When I do try offensive gameplay I sometimes manage one or two good shots, but they are inconsistent. Sometimes, (and sometimes means almost 80% of the time) they...

It was a new rubber. And is H3 NEO that bad on the backhand? Sent from my LTE3 using Tapatalk

Doesn't sound mumbo jumbo to me. I think I'll try what you said. Tuesday is when I restart training again. That's when I will work on it. But yeah, a decade. If you see my forehand, the decade long practice shows itself. I have control and power over every shot. I struggle with the backhand a...

This is true on so many levels. Yes, a beginner must start slow, but that is the point. I'm 21, and I've been playing since i was 12 or 13. I started in 4th grade. Again, my chopping is adequate. I'm not a complete retard with the backhand, but if you're playing a game since a decade, you must...

I used to have a Stiga. I don't know the exact rubber, but someone gave it to me, so i used it. I stopped after 5-6 months of it.

I think i understand what you're saying. But i play the game up from the elbow. I still can't seem to get it right. Again, agree about the video thing, but i'll try to make one.

I started the H3 Neo on my backhand very recently. It has nothing to do with the backhand issues. It's actually made it slightly more bearable to play the backhand. And about the video, sure, I'll try to post something here after a while, but i don't really make videos of me, playing.

Hello! I hope any one of you might be able to help. My backhand has always given me a lot of problems. Playing my game on the backhand is super difficult, and that's a weakness most of the players at my gym and college exploit. he topspin is very weak, so I just want the ball to go away, and try...

I'm in.

I feel that Wang Liqin should. I've seen him sit in the stands in the Olympics, in the CNT practice matches. I feel he is a good option.