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That is expected. Dentists make good money ;)

Has someone hacked Larry's account

At the start of this league season, I was the youngest player with a team average age of near 80yo. Mid-season, we lowered that average by recruiting a 65yo. For next season we are thinking of changing our team name to, Arthritics TTC.

There are 3 players in my local league that use the Penhold grip. The funny thing is that they all use Shake-hand blades.

Sounds like sports fans anywhere that have a strong club league.

Iz the TenniRobot still available?

Zyre 03, 2.5mm

Happy New Year to all. May you continue to strive to improve no matter what.

Merry Christmas, everyone. Later, I'm hoping to find a high quality backhand under the tree 🙏.

To keep this thread relevant to the forum, I recommend the 1995 Volvo 960. I travelled all over the UK taking kids to tournaments. Twice ,I drove to France for tournaments. Very comfortable with a London taxi type turning circle, which came in very handy for the many times I either missed turns...

When Annette is the only one in the frame, she looks like any typical female player. But when she's standing next to the others, they are all six footers, one realises that she's actually taller/bigger than them . She's strong. No wonder that she can give the ball such big spin and speed

A thoughtful review. It makes me, as an advanced 1400USATT - 70+yo player, really want to try this 🤔.

I can see that. I was looking at the bounce. But I wouldn't argue too much based on how the ball 'held up' enough to enable a double bounce. But funny that you should reply as I remember a few months ago, you advocated that this stroke was suitable for deceptive pushes.

The stroke mechanics of this lunge shot in this reminds me of how a player executes a hook serve. It interests me as an option to a fancy attempt at a 'round the net' shot'. The script describes it as backspin but I think it is more side with a little top. Any thoughts?

Exactly. Same here. It can take me up to a work-week to glue a pair of new rubbers onto the blade. The upside is that since using this method, I have never had any shrinkage or bad glue job issues.

Just a general comment on wheelchair players. I have been to a few tt events for disabled players. As a certified EJ, what surprised me the most was that there was no trend in equipment used that was different to non-disabled players. That is, the top players used composite blades with Tenergy...

Speaking as a fellow old person, the best thing is to get rid of those pimples and slap Z03 on both sides of that wonderful 1xply of yours. Your subsequent matches will consist of you fighting to control that beast more than concentrating on match tactics and the focus necessary thereon :cool...

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/matthew-syed.13941/ Every time someone repeats this opinion, I show this video. Kong Linghui at his awesome best yes. But Matt Syed was WR in top50 and one of the top defenders of the period. Notice how close to the ball was Syed yet the ball either...

@Gozo Aruna , thanks for the links. Thank goodness also for slow motion replay. I found the footwork highlighted in the following final point fascinating as I did not notice it on the original camera angle. Also listen to the crowd chanting Fan's name at the end. It's like the end of a football...

I think every player who is >70years would need to apply for a therapeutic exemption :rolleyes: