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There're also some numbers here and there [emoji848][emoji4] Sendt fra min SM-A202F med Tapatalk

I don't think it's a myth no. And no one says that a heavier blade is overall better. And several pros prefer a headheavy blade. A pro who practices several hours a day several days per week will most likely get more out of a heavier setup. As do out of a stiffer blade and a harder and thicker...

Performance anxiety. One of The curses of being very self aware, very aware of my surroundings (Even subconsiously it affects me) having relatively low self esteem (no problems with the Self worth though), being an overthinker and having relatively high standards for oneself [emoji28] I've grown...

My experience with a more headheavy blade, is that it's easier to produce speed due to the added force of the weight. But of course when taking about underspin serves specifically, a lighter head would make it easier and less straining to do a fast snap. For fast long no spin or topspin serves...

I of course deleted it right after watching. I sold my table to use at Home, Because I had a complaining neighbour. I can try and film it sometimes next week at the club, if I remember to do so [emoji28] I think it's just about practicing and getting the timing of every movement right :)...

Hmm maybe [emoji848] Sendt fra min SM-A202F med Tapatalk

I use the usual serving position. Standing with my left side towards the table on the left side on the table. I stand with my feet apart, so that I can move around faster after the toss, so that I can be ready for the next ball. My toss is behind the line of course. Nearer to the midline than to...

I agree. As I wrote Before, a lower ball can make the ball appear faster on a short serve. I practiced this a lot in the beginning of this season, Because it's so many years ago I last played tt, so it was dificult to get enough underspin on the serves. So instead I practice lower serves...

Yes it does :) but the truth is that certain equipment will help you produce spin or speed easier. Sendt fra min SM-A202F med Tapatalk

Yeah yeah, again, I know all this, thanks [emoji38] It's just that it sounded like that the ball itself had to be fast. But it's the snap of the movement that has to be. That's 2 different things [emoji28] of course when the ball gets lower and hits the opponents side at least twice, it'll...

Yeah, was thinking that afterwards, that that's probably what he meant. The acceleration Into the ball. Not the speed of the ball itself. But I already know that's how it works. And yes hitting the ball lower, when it's closer to the table, helps with landing the ball at the right spot on my own...

Yeah, but how the the hell am I supposed to keep the ball short if I add more speed? [emoji28] Sendt fra min SM-A202F med Tapatalk

When I'm trying to add more spin I'm definetly not trying to add speed, but creating the correct touch, yes (In my mind spin and speed is opposites for Some reason). I know myself very well, and I tend to have higher standards than most when trying to achieve something. To some my serves might...

Yes thanks :) I know this though. But doesn't mean that I'll suddenly have better technique [emoji1] Surely it helped me a couple months back when I watched these vids. But it takes practice to actually get it in. I think of the movement as a sine wave, since I also produce electronic music...

Yeah, that's what I meant [emoji1] It's more noticable. Bt777 is also hollow, but not as much. At least not mine. Should be fine with those rubbers I think. Honestly most rubbers would suit it I think. Depending on what you're into. Yeah I feel like that with bt777 and Fx-s. I would like...

It's funny that it became a discussion about the effect on the loop, because that wasn't really what I had in mind when making this thread. Not that I mind. It's fine :) but it was because I was searching for a blade with the same speed as my bt777 but easier to make spin with on serves. On...

I was never in love with mine. But it's a great blade. Not blazingly fast. I like bt777 better, because W7 vibrates more and has a little annoying hollow sound. Hollow handle for sure. I'm still not sure, but I Think it's slightly more direct on low impact. On high impact I don't notice any...

Aaarh okay, I see [emoji28] Sendt fra min SM-A202F med Tapatalk

Usually if you ask the seller, they'll put the black site on the forehand. You can of course just use the "Wrong" side as forehand if the rubbers are the same, since there shouldn't be any noticable difference. But of course the ocd tells us that the lense Should be on our forehand. Luckily...

I guess I can't use my english as an excuse then [emoji17] I'm a dane, and even many Danes are bad at their own language [emoji28] Haha no, I've just personally experienced several misunderstandings when communicating in writing over the net, where I wish I could've talked with the person...