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I played an ox long pimps penholder yesterday and me giving him super low arm forehands looks pretty, but unless I win the point on the first full power forehand he will eat my loops and drives for dinner

let's say to label it as, "paid donation to support other countries for geopolitical harmony purposes."

If you are playing more defensive, and passive, i suggest something with a larger head size. Maybe a La Goumet Non-Stick hexagonal pattern frying pan, light and large surface area of 26 inches.

Waiting for the new video man!!!

I can try to serve properly today then. I do not pay much attention to serves in the rallies i try to get going. Maybe ill ask him to play best of seven today.

I’m thinking Yasaka YEO, and “特厚” Fastarc G-1. That is one step thinner sponge from MAX,

Testing each other bat and me trying shake hand for once.

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Hello, today is a Friday here. So you guys would know what it means. Yes it would be at Tampines Hub again with the lefty shake hander, like in the most recent series of videos. By now, his new bat, a Yinhe T-11s with 41 H3NEO orange sponge commercial (unboosted) for forehand and 37 degrees...

The person i play most tt with is a left handed, the one in the most recent video. I try to pull him out wide or just hit the elbow. Actually not very different compared to a right handed, but i think its just that our level of play isn’t justified enough for a difference.

that is where tpb comes in.

The lack of wrist flexibility comes from improperly set finger rest, the bump. Sometimes, like when I got my miyabi, the block is just too far forward relative to the wings of the bat, hence your index has to stretch more and comes mobility issues.

I guess which that much sanding the natural blade angle would he quite closed, maybe so he doesn't have to rotate his waist as much for forehand? As for backhand, with more sanding the natural racket angle for tpb would be smaller hence maybe improving backhand. However with this much sanding...

Giving Indonesia vibes.

As for my opinion, which to use obviously depends on the situation, but I feel block are much better with TPB. Because your fingers are on the back of the bat, it is easier to "feel" the shots, which RPB has the fingers on the same side as the rubber used, hence not being able to feel the...

First two is my grip for forehand This is my TPB grip, thumb unhooked resting on the side block of the blade, fingers stacked Last two being my grip for jpen RPB.

As can be seen, my bat has both wings sanded and at the bottom there is also the bottom area of the blade.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1twEuZ1N90vdb2g7thTLWFMLZh6q3sw6m/view?usp=drivesdk https://drive.google.com/file/d/1olIcHUV1dM1yEH7M01fSMNAGJxsxc9gl/view?usp=drivesdk https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kpy9IkGv7hV-fAKH6n4KxfC4QzFlDzf6/view?usp=drivesdk...

For those who want to view it, I am terribly sorry I uploaded it on the wrong Google account. I will send the links.

Hello everyone, as promised I will upload a few clips of my play on Friday. I have looked through the recordings of my plays on Thursday, and there was nothing special, and anyway my friend forgot to bring his bat hence having to use my spare bat. I am playing with my leftie shakehanded senior...