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Misreading Spin of Service Help me with your technique on how to read the type of spin on service. I always misread the spin as backspin if the racket angle is for backspin but sometimes, no spin or topspin with a sidespin. I am referring to a fastball serve on bh side. Sometimes I am...

I am trying this for few days. And it feels difficult for me but I think I am improving

Maybe you are refering to old viscaria. Because the new vis is different from the old one. I dont know too. But I have read that Fzd has little feel. Viscaria has better feel too.

Oh. I just learned this now when I watch the video. Thank you so much. Because I am so weak in receiving .maybe this is the solution..i need to practice this

I just tried this blade. Stiga Dynasty Carbon. It has the best feeling blade for me..I have tried lots of blades from T5000, SZLC, ZLC, ALC, W968, 5 PLY, 7 PLY WOOD, 1 Ply wood. But this one, it feels easier to use with most kind of basic strokes. Great feel too, on most of strokes. Drive...

If the reason is to see the ball or the contact point or the type of spin being used by the opponent, then why is that while the opponent tosses the ball, before contacting the ball to the racket, the receiver is standing already before receiving? What's the real purpose of squatting to level...

No, I have only tried the Telson CNF

The CNF TELSON LOKI. Feels very woody, yes. I like the feel of it. Most of it also. I can get points on heavy spin push,.and services. However, I feel that Stiga Dynasty Carbon is easier to use on most of the strokes but on short games, not as much control and heavy backspin push as CNF. If I...

Actually, I love them both. What I love about the stiga dynasty carbon, 1. is the perfect grip for me, especially on fh bh, 2. easy to drive, spin,.topspin and loop against backspin for forehand and backhand As well as block I love the CNF to. But the advantage over dynasty is the shortgame...

Actually, I love them both. What I love about the stiga dynasty carbon, 1. is the perfect grip for me, especially on fh bh, 2. easy to drive, spin,.topspin and loop against backspin for forehand and backhand As well as block I love the CNF to. But the advantage over dynasty is the shortgame...

Because based on reviews, it seems like they have almost same characteristics. Excellent short games yet powerful. So control yet with speed..

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In most reviews, they have the same characteristics, so control on short games yet powerful. Can anybody tell their experiences with these blades? I am looking for crisp blades, good feeling of vibrations and excellent on short games.

Hugo Hal is koto right? So I am expecting it to be crisp compared to limba that I am comparing maybe. But Viscaria is bouncy on short game for me.

Hello. Thank you for your review here. Maybe you could help me choose a blade. For few years being a junkie, I am closing in to the blade that I want.. I like: 1. Crisp Blade 2. Excellent short games 3. Spinny serves and shots 4. Not lack power too 5. With good feeling or feedback or vibration...

Can anybody tell their experiences with these blades? I am looking for crisp blades, good feeling of vibrations and excellent on short games.

Yeah. But they are quite expensive..that's why we need to make sure

I am using Loki CNF. Of all the blades I have tried(allwood,ALC, ZLC, Super zlc, Carbon, w968 and more.. ) I love the feel of CNF. Best in short games, dont lack power on attacks. However, ai want a blade with a good brand for aesthetics and quality, or whatever reason. That is why I am here...

I would also like to ask if the Revolida CNF is same with Fanzhendong CNF? on revoldia cnf compared to Nittaku Acoustic Allwood on spin?