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With this level of playing you should still have a beginner/intermediate allwood offensive blade with soft to medium soft rubbers. Your technique is nowhere near good enough to benefit from these setups. You probably will say to yourself "It feels okay, and its expensive" or "thats what pros...

No I mean just the normal glayzer. Simply saying a setup is too fast is not the right way of saying it. You have played 8 years, your feel is alright and you definitely are not a beginner. Actually I have only played 3 years. So u have much more experience. But I do have a good understanding of...

40€ For a 4month old D09C is a robbery. Used rubbers quality is so much worse. It's basically dead after 4 month imo. Not recommended for beginners because its too hard. A common misconception of a controlled rubber is being slow, they aren't equivalent. D09C has many gears, it isn't as bouncy...

^^ Also correct, i played D09C as a beginner absolutely terrible for developing technique. I would recommend Rozena or Glayzer or similar rubbers up until 1750TTR, or atleast advanced players.

Would also note that you probably should have slower rubbers and racket, but usually players on here don't like to hear that. H3 is too hard for you still :p, you would benefit a lot more from playing glayzer on both sides. I have been in the same so i get it.

I just skimmed through your videos. You are so stiff, and i had the exact same issue a little while back. Forehand is very stiff backhand is pretty good. It's atleast not as stiff of course consistency could be better. Your forehand is mainly forearm driven and it's probably because you are...

I have been down to hard rubbers rabbithole, started pretty early with tenergy (way too fast for beginners, a bit too fast for intermediate). The reason rubbers like Tenergy is used is often because of an ego thing "I'm not a beginner so i should use something **Better**", i would recommend...

^^^^ This guy is totally right :P

If you want my take as a player winning very many upsets. I think you need to have at least a tiny bit of talent for ball feel. Then looking at the opponent is the most important. Being able to force them to make a lower quality shot, then finishing with a big shot depending on what they...

Reboosted and reglued. Seems better, though this rubber has been boosted 8 times in total??????????? No idea why it's only reacting strongly now

Great compliments haha. Thank you so much. I've noticed the tendancy to block a lot (notably because it's winning points), i've been trying to do that less these past couple of games and it's working great. Though it is against a bit weaker opponents (1700-1900 TTR). Forehand attack has become...

Yes rallying is easier for me, i don't like it when they flip close to the table eg banana and forehand flick. Feels like i have too little time. Though i understand serving long everytime might be an exaggeration of the idea :P. Will note it, thank you

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I'm probably going to buy it and experiment a bit just for fun :P I will probably do the same ritual before tournaments unless i really like it. I usually need a bit of break in on the H3 rubber before im comfortable.

Goes without saying hahaha. The chinese racket assemblers must be fairly skilled. (Perhaps i lack some hidden secret). I don't think regluing will make much of a difference :p

Im fairly new to boosting and I've been seeing some interesting pictures of boosted rubbers from the chinese app Rednote. There seems to be a big trend in using the black oil over there, and I've been wondering about what the main differences between the yellow and black oil are. At them moment...

Caved in and bought the Hurricane Long 5 Light FL. It should be quite similar to the blade i have now (Harimoto Innerforce ALC). Though i have an ST handle and the balance point is just not right for me. My grip feels all wrong. So instead of buying the same model in FL i bough another :p (like...

You're right. Though this was intentional, since i wasn't comfortable at short table play on that day. And the only way i could keep up with these stronger players was in the rally. I will keep this in mind on my next training sessions and matches

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Well thank you for the feedback. Much appreciated