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Best to take lesson for proper strokes. Then get that playing time. I am a returning player, taking coaching sessions...it frustrating to learn the basic as I can play but properly doing so is whole different thing.

I am able to familiarize myself with clipperand ribbers. But my BH shot/return still inconsistent. On a faster pace, bh chopblock is easier tho push and punch inconsistent

I got a sanwei fextra 7, but the coach told me better have a clipper any version. So yup, I bought a clipper wood non wrb - but had no budget for rubbers so a couple of players gave me their spare rubbers. Battle 2 and Jupiter 3 asia are both 40deg rubbers - which I feel is too hard on bh...

jus just curios here... are there 5ply blade limba or koto top but atleast 6.5mm -6.7/8mm thick? the stratus powerwood from where I'm from is 5ply 6.2mm as of seller.

just to continue my inquiry.. are medium to medium-hard rubber as a backhand applicable for someone returning? blade is sanwei fextra7 rubber is jupiter 3 asia or tornado v5 TIA

I missed this. Well will try and go to 30th someday as it is on the way. I do hope for a better experience next time. thanks!

I appreciate all the advise. I plan now on getting offensive s and fextra 7 or maybe just a clipper. Entry level esn/jpn rubber are expensive on my end - will opt for chinese hard/medium rubbers. (will try and ask local clubs if any would help me out) thanks again!

Hey! nice flag! lol. do you have any recommendation on both 5ply, 7ply and rubbers? Can be local shops or TT11.

Hi! So play at Ayala malls 30th? May I ask if you're still considered as beginner - if so would like to play/spar with you. As I went to 30th few days ago - its hard to play if you dont have any partner, and own blade, as you'd be sitting at the side most of the time. Its a long line for a turn...

I did consider this.. But I was told by a coach that fextra 7 has alot of quality issues. most splinter and chip off with just ONE re-glue or change rubber. Hence he advised me to go with offensive s or u2 spin

thanks! I might try this. As in chinese rubbers are more accessible and lower cost rubber.

Are there good control chinese rubber? tacky or semi tacky

Thanks! Will try whatever blade I feel comfortable. But do you have any recommendation for chinese medium or medium-soft rubbers? (FH/BH)

Hi. Yes I was planning to buy a 5ply blade and a 7ply blade. Will it be functional ot have both? or just a waste, and go straight to 7ply? I am a returning to sport for 12yrs stop

do you have alternative for yasaka sweden extra? I do not see in my local stores. And isnt Xiom ve g intro a tensor rubber?

As the moment, narrowing down on the list (from response and pm), but please feel free to recommend or confirm on the best to use for re-entering the sport. blade (5ply): 1. sitga OC 2. stiga infinivty vps v 3. tibhar stratus powerwood 4. butterfly petr korbel 5. butterfly primorac 5. yinhe...

I can this instead - to shortcut my progress? This will differ my strokes as well correct

Any of the blades can be good? How about rubbers? I see you are from the same counry. Will check recommendation, as I do not know where to start or cost. OR what quality is really good. I may take a look at Tibhar Stratus powerwood and yasaka extra offensive, but I think butterfly is costly...

I'll remove then the Class. As seen on the brief background, I played TT as a past time way back when. But now I have the time, I do want to continue and progress. Any recommendation on equipment?? or where to begin. I do watch games in a club I pass by from time to time, but every level is...

Apologies then. I feel mid30s to late 30s is too old to start, well initially, since the players I see are younger and faster. People older than me,there are a lot, but they have been playing continuously since they are in their 20s. Would you recommend any? for someone new to sport after 12yrs...