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I do shakehand, but I still use Hurricane Hao II because (1) that's what my previous coach recommended as an entry-level rig and (2) I like how it's more head-heavy than paddles like Viscaria FL. Either way, I feel like I'm still getting the hang of table tennis after some four years of not...

I'm really just looking for confirmation on whether my current setup fits my playing style and training goals, which, summarized: Primary scoring methods: Using away-from-the-table loops (both FH and BH) Transitioning from defense into offense through FH flicks and blocks Training goals...

I really am just looking for rubbers that allow me to loop comfortably from away the table, and possibly enough speed to do forehand flicks/blocks as well. These two methods have been my primary way of scoring and transitioning from defense into offense. I have been struggling with and working...

I have no idea why, but that's what my previous coach recommended... it took me a hard time deciding which rubbers to get for my new setup, and I came here to seek advice on whether or not I've got the right blade and rubber combination. Most likely, as I play more, I'll switch to a slower...

I previously played at another place and my new location doesn't have the same rubbers; also, Andro Hexer Plus' edge peeled off pretty bad even with light/medium use, so I don't really want to get back to one of those. Thanks for the reply, I just would like to confirm that the new rubber still...

Hello, I'm a new member to the site. I had played table tennis in middle school for two years and is returning as a (semi-)casual in college. I mostly score through forehand flicks and forehand/backhand loops. I usually create opportunities for forehand flicks through hook and shovel serves...