Search results

i more or less see ping pong as unique bc of the many types of distinct equipment one can use (pips, anti & inverted), and also many playstyles for example penhold and chopper i dont think you can find that in any other racquet sports theres also no other sport that can give you the...

ur TIBHAR Felix Lebrun Off- with the signature both brothers signing ur blade bestowed it a great +20% boost to your play

thanks for the advice, ill be implementing it in my practice sessions though there is one question, isn't the sound of wood a no-no? ive had players better than me saying that the cracking sound is something to avoid and i should look for a more subtle sound when i brush the ball during my...

after some reflection the issue is definitely lack of firming at impact how should i practice this as an adult learner? @blahness @NextLevel it is poor wording on my part; my coach does want me to snap the forearm but he wants me to also shorten the snap when i contact the ball because my old...

i have always been malaysian :cool: maybe you were confusing me with driversbeat, although me and driversbeat did play with each other before in real life

my coach thought that my forehand loops arent powerful enough for a penholder so hes been trying to teach me how to do the straight arm loop like ma lin, wang hao and xu xin its pretty damn difficult and frustrating so far, while my shots are more threatening than last time i also overshoot the...

no experience with rxton 9....yet!!

@turbozed B2BS national OTOH plays better than the provincial unboosted. ive had a chance to try out a club mate's BSB2 national who also had the same blade as me. the topsheet feels more pliable/elastic and it does feel like it can grip the ball significantly better than the provincial...

it works for me but when you start to branch out to other brands such as LOKI or even Reactor, the rubber starts to pale in comparison my main gripe with B2BS provincial would be its reliability, at times there were ball slippage problems that i feel like it shouldnt have happened when you...

use whatever grip that is comfortable to you in the moment i myself dont have a "fixed" grip per say, sometimes my fingers are curled, sometimes they're a bit straight, sometimes i hold the blade deeper and sometimes more shallow even ryu seung-min mentioned that his grip is slightly...

if you want to feel even more disappointment you should totally try a B2BS, either provincial or national

one of u guys should buy and try out the shoes from LOKI i bet the shoes would bubble after a few hrs of intense play

reactor tornado v5

should be good as long as you dont apply booster to ur rubber sole

the original transcript still exists in mytabletennis.net https://mytabletennis.net/forum/topic33003_page3.html#920909 have fun

no, eduardo tomoike uses single side inverted JPEN but you can indeed do something similar to edurado tomoike's technique with short pips:

im contemplating going back to chinese rubber on my backhand once my rakza 7 dies but a part of me still wants to explore tensor rubbers (looking forward to xiom vega asia and fastarc c-1) i kinda dont like how i can rip the ball as hard as i want with R7 on opening shots but when it comes to...

TPB basic with english subs available

to the OP; i wish i can give you more in-depth tips but my TPB has always been pretty sh!t from the get go is not my strongest skill (thats why i am CPEN now :devilish:) but heres some general advice you should look out for. 1) always try to push the ball right when the ball reaches the peak...

ur gf should just stick to what shes currently using atm overshooting often during training for a beginner who only played for a month is normal but R7 2.0 on FH is worth trying out, you can just flip the blade over to see if it fits her or not without the nonsense that comes with gluing new...