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Thats at the beginning of the match maybe , the probability is high I agree, but last set, 10-4 then 10-7 , it means that you are out of fuel, anxious, and/or your opponnent is on fire, that probability is outta the window because you can't really compute the new probability factoring in what...

Kenta Matsudaira gives lessons ? for me he is as legendary as ML and FZD , take my money

I don't understand "because of the score" , but nevertheless I don't go deeper than that because why would I while I have bigger questions to tackle, like why backhand is sometimes natural and sometimes is not ?

huh ?

I used to meet european players in the french league, so I'm kinda not that surprise by their existence, but if ML or FZD were in the same city not even same hotel, I will be absolutely loosing my mind about it

This is the funny part of the story, every club has the right to hire only one international professional, I didn't know that and I was surprised the first time I went to the Arena to train. Some clubs/countries can't afford stars, like my club, so we hired a young promising pro who is willing...

after some hesitation I figuered that it is the flat forehand flick on a short ball to the forehand corner of the opponent. It feels like a slap, it sounds like a slap , it's a slap

10-7 is a better option, never failed me before

Arabic championships for clubs

Thanks, well I'm officially 11, but I know I'm 13 because I only really struggle against ppl above 15. I tend to play good in team competitions where I only need to play 3 matches, I gain alot of point rankings here but then I lose alotta of point ranking too when I play individual competitions...

Let me begin by saying I'm only intermediate, maybe even lower than that. But then how can I access the very high level ? you ask, because my country of origin is not into table tennis at all, while I live and play/train in France and have this mid-level, I'm among the best in my country of...

This seems plausible because I actually progressed a lot recently and it is the main reason why I thought it is time to move to faster blades, I'm saying this objectively because there is a ranking system and I'm winning many matches against ~300 points better players in terms of ranking

Yes ALC , tried it on the forehand , have Yasaka Rakza soft on BH

Tried it yesterday on an Innerforce blade. I actually bought it and then saw bad reviews on YT so I thought maybe it was a mistake but I actually liked it. Been H3 user for years and tried Dignics09c for a while, for now I prefer Glayzer 09c over all, only the serves are not as spinny but...

I moved to an Innerforce blade after few years of playing wood blades. I actually liked it and found it controllable but also I can appreciate the reactivness which causes the unforgivness to increase. Yesterday, I put a new rubber on and used an overgrip Butterfly. The overgrip decreased the...

I blv it is sequnetial ,you need to develop the intuition first by eliminating all other unnecessary factors , the more your reduce the problem, the better you will get the intuition faster. A carbon blade will add an extra factor or two. You might eventually overcome this but I blv you will...

I saw Guazy's video with Bobrow and I noticed he specifically pointed out his Rasanter rubbers but when it came to the blade he was more vague saying he is using "an Andro Carbon" blade. Also the handle seems to be painted blue/black to cover the mark or something

EJing and aspiring player don't go together. If you are really serious about your table tennis journey performance you should start with a slower wood only setup. You learn the right strokes and inscribe them in your muscles memory then you move to a faster blade. You could still EJ while...

I just recently replaced my all time favorite (never again though) H3Neo with G1, was concerned about the serve but shockingly serves were as good

Now thats a good YT video !! maybe the next one Dan: take an intermediate player (me :D) train for a month see if backhand actually improves