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Just so you know, all the talk about keeping the elbow stable and moving the forearm while the elbow is stable and you are not using the upper arm, all of that is a different way of saying what I said in my post as well. :) It is good to hear different people explain how to get from where you...

Perhaps you did not understand me. But any future posts will be deleted if they are not in ENGLISH. If you continue to try and post without translating to English, you will simply be banned.

The text from this one translates as: "The sides on it are Hanno Nagoya in perfect condition but the wood I'm sure is hinoki 1 ply. I also searched the internet for the logo and I couldn't find it! I couldn't find anything at Hanno either! The palette weighs 145 grams the sides are 1-1.2 and the...

Viorel Bolos: You have to post in English. For those who have not figured it out, text from first post translates into English as: "New purchase, I don't know what company it is from and if it is a hinoki blade"

I am going to let other people comment if they want. I gave you the information I think is relevant. BH is not a stroke it is a punch and you are not pulling past the ball but hitting into the back of the ball. In truth, that might be enough to fix. That is also not easy to fix. Often when...

Everyone on the list of members approved to comment on footage is excellent at analyzing someone's play. But I will just say something simple about your contact and how you intercept the ball. On FH your contact is decent and you pull past the ball and make tangential contact. On BH you...

Yeah. I always felt the Ma Lin Extra Offensive was better for Penhold players than Shakehand. It takes a particular kind of touch. I feel like it does take a refined way of contacting the ball. That is part of why I made my first post. That touch is easier for penhold than shakehand...

Not sure since I never hit with that blade. It is worth trying though. Koto-Spruce-Ayous feels really good in my opinion, especially if you like blades with a harder top ply. So, something to consider.

Yeah. Not my experience at all. But everyone is different.

I have played with every blade on that list. I used to play at a club where a good friend of mine worked there, opened, closed, made rackets for people. And we would hit and he was a wild equipment junkie and we would try the blades of pretty much everyone in the club. At first I didn't care...

This is only about the blade. Everyone has different preferences. But I have to say, I would not put good control and Ma Lin Extra Offensive in the same sentence. To me, that blade is hard as a rock and pretty unforgiving. It may work better for penhold players than for shakehand players...

Random happens in match play. Do you play matches? If not, you should do a certain amount of match play. And if you read what I said, I said, if the ball is hit right to you, you are fine. You should be watching what you do in match play where your opponent is not simply hitting the ball...

Read my first sentence and see if you can tell me what I said. :)

When you know where the ball is going, your technique is okay. It might be more instructive for you to see how you are handling the random nature of match play where your opponent is not feeding you the ball where you want it to go and is changing the spin with deception to try and make you as...

Fully agree here. No use for you to make reviews. But the best thing you can do is make video of yourself and watch it and see what you are doing. If you want to be part of this online community, posting video footage is a great start. And there are many players on here who will be...

First quote from Japanese is: "[Ranking of favorite Japanese female table tennis players of all time] The cute and strongest former ace player beat out "current ace" Hayata Hina by a large margin in first place" Second quote in Japanese is: "Kasumi Ishikawa was the strongest! "Favorite female...

@cobain76 This is an English speaking forum. All posts must be written in English. If you can't write directly in English then use a translator to convert what you write in German into English. The above text is translated by Google Translate as: Hello dear table tennis friends, I'm currently...

@cobain76 This is an English speaking forum. All posts must be written in English. If you can't write directly in English then use a translator to convert what you write in German into English. The above text is translated by Google Translate as: "Hello, Is the wood still available? How...

The text I quote above is translated by Google Translate as: "Hello, I'm interested in the Butterfly Primorac OFF - (ST) Is it still available? Since the ad is a bit old... How much does it weigh, please? (Weight) Best regards, cobain76" @cobain76 This is an English speaking forum. All posts...

My grip changes with the position of my wrist. I don't change it. But it changes. It cannot be the same grip if my wrist is in completely different positions. :) Different shots, even different FH shots, require different wrist/hand positions, which force your grip to shift.