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It is also important you consider the factor that your parents might not be able to afford the practice. Its great that you love table tennis so much, but dont pressure your parents too much! :p

Hello ttQuweky123.. Im not liam, but this is kind of a dead thread.. I'll try to answer your question anyway. Instead of reaching for the ball, you need to move your feet more, and always be nimble on your toes. This way you can always be ready to hit the next backhand.

Mark V will last a very long time. I had mine for a year and a half, it still works but I thought it was time for an upgrade. I personally don't prefer stiga blades. As UpsidedownCarl said, you should definitely replace the rubbers on a blade you already have. I would recommend more equipment...

Is Zhou qihao using this blade? Or still the LGY alc

Why do pro coaches like Ti Long, or WRM-Gucchy not play in national and international competition?

Is it possible to do a backspin flick and if so how do you do it ?

H3N has a glue sheet on top, which makes it faster and spinnier

I'm looking for a carbon blade for my very tacky Chinese rubber. Fast, maybe OFF to OFF+

I'm using tacky Chinese rubbers but can't quite grasp the concept of the 'chinese style loop' is there a special way to do it? I've heard about dropping your shoulders and using your hip but to understand I need more in-depth detail

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I would suggest Mark V, it's a good rubber for intermediate and advanced. Its also very good for learning. Not the fastest or spinniest but very forgiving in shots and the control is good. For the blade I suggest something not too fast, maybe an ALL or OFF, depends on your playing style

As other people said, don't replace your blade. Try different rubbers and see which ones you like. If you like rubbers that allow you to control and manipulate the ball as you said, try a slower rubber like DHS hurricane 3 for your fh.

Well, depends on your playstyle. If you don't care about the control and you can control the ball yourself speed does matter. Generally im guessing people wouldn't go for the Rakza 9 because there is simply better Rakza's in the series that have a good speed like itself. Like Rakza X

Nitakku fastarc G-1 is pretty light and fast, or just try any stiga rubbers.. they're generally quite light

Hey, a friend of mine is getting this rubber but we can't find any videos on it. Anybody have any experience or information about using it?

Hm I think it's H3 provincial (not neo) and yes its on fh

Rakza 7 supposedly has more control and a good throw angle for most people. It is also medium tacky and has a good amount of grip that makes looping and brushing underspin balls a cakewalk. If you're buying a rakza rubber, I would suggest rakza X, or rakza 7

Instead of directly contacting the ball, try using the grip of your racket to bite the ball and brush it over the table. It doesn't have to be that fast, first just focus on getting it in.

I'm getting back and forth answers on another post about whether I should use a booster or not on an H3. If I was going to get a booster, which one should it be? Dian chi, seamoon? thankyou

Rubber for my backhand I'm getting, I'm curious about it. How does it play? Good for spin? Very fast?