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You can get a better setup custom, but then you need to glue it yourself. This is not to hard, but may be a bit overwhelming for a beginner. Also, table tennis glue will have to be bought online, unless you can fine Elemer's Rubber Cement or Tearmender in the store. Cheap chinese gear is great...

They need to simply allow any serve. That way there is no ambiguity and none of these silly confusing cases of legal/illegal serve. Same with booster, just explicitly say it is legal (because it is not a hassle to apply every single time like speed glue, and it is basically an "extra" layer of...

Cool, that's really good information. Is it quick and easy or hard and time consuming to clean the guide rails? If it is easy then one could simply clean it after each practice, but maybe you are implying that it is a major hassle. After some more pondering, I think I will have to agree with...

Help me decide between one of the PowerPong vs TenniRobo. Price is not a huge issue, otherwise I would be forced to choose the TenniRobo. TenniRobo advantages: portable, flexible (can feed from different places). PowerPong advantages: preprogrammed drills, catch net allows easier/longer use...

The most important thing to look for in a "proper" beginner bat is a thick (~2.0mm) sponge, as this is what is most important in giving you the feel of serious player's equipment. In the US, Walmart only has the party variety bats and you must order online; I am not sure if GB has good premade...

Sorry, this was an issue on my part. Very dumb...

How do I delete a duplicate post?

Tried to search for an adam video, can't find his channel. Is this recent issue or just happened?

What kind of school has seven pianos and sports? A big private school?

I am envious. My middle and high school in the states had no tables, and my college had two beat up tables with crappy nets relegated to the corner of the badminton court.

OSAI is free for "diary", which allows you to upload games to keep track of. The detailed analysis for a match however, costs lots of money.

I don't video tape and analyze too many of my matches, because it is a hassle. I should though, as it would help me improve more efficiently. General stats for a match, such as points won/lost on serve type, points won/lost on serve return, unforced errors, forced errors, success rate of...

If you are serious about improving, I personally think it is fine to get a slightly faster wood blade. If you train for good technique, I think you will quickly adapt to the slight increase in speed, and it will serve you a bit longer until you want something even faster. If you can get a good...

That's great! I want to express my late support for your testing. It is really cool to have you on the forum. If I am allowed to lightly ask, what is absurd about the politics textbook?

I see, I didn't know that, thanks for letting me know. No worries, I know this is an unusual request asking for budget blades from one specific site.

Certainly Aliexpress is a good option, but there are some advantages to princett. 1. one purchase source vs multiple different vendors 2. More details for some rubbers (for example, if I want Sanwei Target National soft vs hard) 3. cheaper price for many rubbers, which offsets the slightly more...

As I said in the initial post, I would get 01, but it is out of stock. I could get it off of another site and paying more + pay shipping, but I wanted to see if there were other options to consider on princett because I was ordering some rubbers from there anyways.

As I said in the initial post, I would get Pro 01, but it is out of stock. V14 Pro is a good option, but I want something more Viscaria style, not Timo Boll ALC style (sorry, should have mentioned that to begin with). I am looking for something on princett, so sanwei 75 and stuor ALC not options.

Thanks for recommending something on princett. Yes, Power G6X would be a good budget option to try.

Sanwei F3 Pro or Paramid are inner alc. Also, none of these blades are available on princett.