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Oh, my bad. You are right

It doesn't make sense that Dignics 09c would be harder to engage, lol. It's softer, so it must be some placebo for you

Wow, as if tool is merely a tool and it's actually the skill of a specialist that matters... Who would've thought?

Yeah, only few and they switched not too long ago also, they used to play EU/Japanese rubbers. Well, point is, I am sure that probably no one here has as good enough technique to make most of that rubber on backhand. Not worth it. I am gonna be switching to Dignics 09c on backhand also because...

Yeah, and it's not a good idea, I'd dare to say a bad one, there's literally no reason to do that... Hurricane 3 requires good technique and mechanics, putting it on backhand will be unforgiving and don't give you a lot of spin unless you'll brush hard with concentrated force. There's a reason...

Please, don't overcomplicate it. Pick the rubbers you like and put on it, everything will work for you if you have a sufficient technique

Exactly, too many half-baked equipment gurus...

It seems like you are focused too much on that one occasion. To me, this quick alternation of angle multiple times implies that the player initially misjudged the trajectory of the ball and for that split moment he was indecisive, it happens sometimes... There is really no reason to do that...

Never said it is unimportant, it plays a role, however, it shouldn't be main concern

It's an amateur mistake, overcomplicating the sport... If you are attacking a topspin ball or a backspin ball, the angle should be the same, closed. What matters is the direction of a force, for backspin ball you would go down more, and up, instead of forward. The moment you begin playing a lot...

Right, that's something I learned myself not long ago. The angle of the racket doesn't matter much... If you want to attack, it must be closed, otherwise it goes out. What I mean is basically that it's wrong to think that if a topspin ball is coming, you must close the racket... If an empty ball...

Thank you for sharing your story! When it comes winning and losing, it's something I do not dwell on too much. I am highly competitive, so of course I'd like to always win (which is impossible 😁), but since the start of my table tennis journey, I have been surrounded by players better and more...

I thought of that as well, I'll look if I can set up my phone to record 😁

I specialise in serves myself, so I understand that, I began training serves very shortly after I started table tennis, I still contribute time frequently to hone as well as optimize them. I have also already built many strategies around them 😁 When it comes to practicality, I train 3-4 times a...

Haha 😁 I can feel the sarcasm. Well, it's not like I am pursuing full-time professional career in the sport, that's for sure, although I do plan to play a bit more of semi professional as a side, probably still counts as a hobby, nevertheless I am incredibly passionate towards the sport, I do...

Everyone's talking about the adaptability, about implemention in real matches... Personally, that's one of the easier parts for me, it's really just a matter of smart training and some time overall. Probably an unpopular opinion, but I believe people overcomplicate table tennis, similar to many...

Well, I always used shadow exercises as a way to feel or understand a certain concept in table tennis, it also helped me devise certain strategies... I can effectively implement them with some multiball training. If it's fairly simple, then couple normal training sessions. By doing my...

DHS 15 all the way 🥰

I have noticed that too! Visualization is incredibly powerful 😁

All good! I am mostly speaking from the little experience I have, and knowledge (homework I did myself), because that's all I have. Always ready to be corrected 😁