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I am curious about what things have helped you with your backhand rallying. Technique / footwork wise. Maybe certain cues that helped get some things right. To make it clear: My BH is not weak, my technique is decent/good, most people appreciate my BH, but against certain oppoents / in certain...

I wanted to remove this rubber from my blade, which was glued a few months ago. It was glued very tightly and unfortunately I teared it a bit at the top. I don't plan on using it on my main blade anymore, but I might try it on a different one. I'm still curious. What do you guys think...

Butterfly just posted their first of many Fan Zhendong Forehand Topspin tutorials. They have a bunch of these from Pro Players for almost everything, this FZD one is new: https://www.butterfly.co.jp/takurepo/tech/special/fzd/ https://www.butterfly.co.jp/takurepo/tech/detail/025620.html

Among all the OP things in Table tennis, a forehand loop that is loaded with spin and has minimal arc is probably in the top 3. That's the post, I just wanted to share that.

My biggest problem, as I have been discovering recently more and more, is my poor "stance", not just footwork. Although I have been moving decently, my posture never seemed right. Now with my new equipment, I can't get away with "simple" backhand technique and "good enough" forehand shots...

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I want to put together a YT Playlist with videos for all kinds of backhand loop to share with people. If there is already something like this, I'd like to take a look at that as well. Any video with good explanation / demonstration of how to do a good backhand loop. Beginner, Immediate...

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One of my favorite parts about TT is analyzing things - and then drawing conclusions based on my thoughts. I just watched and collected some thoughts on this match between Lin Shidong vs Lin Yun-Ju from Macao 2024. When it comes to learning from pro matches it can sometimes be difficult to...

The idea is boosting the topsheet, just you would boost the sponge. What I tried: 1 layer of haifu seamoon on the topsheet of: - a long worn out tenergy 05 - a very used Loki Rxton 9 And let them dry for a day or so. The T05 got a little bit sticky, more spinny and definitely interesting...

Incredible match in terms of rallies, display of athleticism, technique, speed and power. Not much tactically. Not trying to compare it to any other matches, just wanted to share it. This is just the one I happened to watch just now.

There are some rubbers or blades that are strong in some aspects and weaker in others. Every match I play I try to have a look at the equipment of my opponent. From that I either draw some conclusions or just satisfy my curiosity. And sometimes I try to use certain strategies or tactics...

I've been trying my other racket the other day and I tried to flip almost every Serve in doubles. I was switching between the 45° grippy rubber and my Hard Chinese rubber on some serve returns. And I found that I was much better at it with the tensor rubber, as that is what I learned the...

They have a Viscaria, Long 5 and normal Cybershape clone. Have you played with one of them? Can you compare them to some other blades ( not cybershape)? How is speed, flex, feeling? Or is anyone willing to do the community a favor

Where can you find them? There are some things on YouTube, but not as easily accessible and convenient. I wouldn't want to pay for a subscription, ideally YouTube or Bilibili.

After the Olympics is before the Olympics. Now that Paris is over, it's time for Predictions. Mine are: Unless something crazy happens (like this time) Sun Yingsha, Wang Chuqin and both together for WS, MS and Mixed. China and China for Teams. Reason for WCQ and SY: They will both figure...

Instead of pips, using thin Chinese/tacky rubber for BH chopping. Are there any? Have you tried it?

Joo was using H3 on FH and Victas P1V in 1.7mm on BH. The blade was Nexy Joo Sae Hyuk. Interesting to say the least.

Here is my little experiment. I found this interview / talk with Hou Yingchao titled "搓球的种类和技巧 讲师侯英超" original "Table Tennis Push Techniques and Variations with Coach Hou Yingchao" in English It is in Mandarin (duh) and has no Captions. So I used my AI skills to come up with this tutorial...