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A new Inner carbon Cybershape similar to Innerforce ALC would sell like hot cake! Stigas younger sponsored players in Sweden almost all plays with Clipper Cybershape or the regular Clipper. I think a slower inner carbon with a little more dwell would suit many players.

So weird. I don´t know, everything about this picture is weird.

Stiga player Xu Yingbin with a new Cybershape blade. Green handle and if i´m not misstaken it´s called Aura. Do we have any info about this blade?

Pratice alot, preferable with a good coach. Multiball once a weak is Ok. Compete as much as you can in the weekends. Find a good sparringpartner and practice serve and recive, footwork etc. And have fun!

The official ball of the tournament or league? Stiga Perform *** is popular in Sweden. Butterfly not so much.

I think G1 is a great rubber but the top sheet feels harder then Rakza 7. Rakza 7 is easier to use if you ask me. Its better to be consistent and build confidence with an easy to use rubber. I mean you can probably do some great loops with for example Tenergy 05 but what about serve recives? G1...

Thats great! I think it would be hard to find a rubber that last that longer.

How long does 09C last for you?

Rakza 7 on both sides 2.0. Stay with the Acousic. Stay with Rakza 7 on both sides for a year and you will develop fast! You don´t need faster equipment you need control.

You don´t like 5-ply? A Japanese Korbel is great choice.

https://en.butterfly.tt/lezoline-rifones.html

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Very good rubber, great for both FH and BH.

What kind of blade are you looking for? Inner carbon with long hold like your Victas blade?

Very good! Everyone knows that serve and receive are the most important skills to master in table tennis. It’s often what separates you from the better player. We should focus much more on serves, but also on receiving. Everyone knows it’s a nightmare to face someone with good serves and a lot...

What kind of blade are you looking for?

During this week's training, you've been alternating between four different blades with various rubbers. Now you've found a fifth blade with completely different rubbers? My advice is to buy the fifth blade and the rubbers you want, then put the other four in a locked box until summer.