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I've been playing with grass a couple times lately. 1.2mm sponge. it's not easy to control coming from inverted. also the better players seem unbothered by it. blocking it depends, if it's a slow loop it's fine. but a hard loop like a drive it's very hard to block. maybe that's why there are no...

maybe something like manika batra is what you imagine she plays tibhar grass ox viscaria blade the dornenglanz ox is used by a chopper from sweden (gustaf ericson) the third option you also have it in this last video. the antitop. that is used by markus johanson.

you there's no easier or more difficult. you will have to learn to play again, new strokes, new placement, new angles. if you want something you can use your current base then short pimples is what you want. but as far as feeling goes ox is the farthest from inverted. the more sponge the more...

you could try short pips first. to learn it's relative. gustaf ericson plays far from table with ox long pimples and a rather fast stiga clipper blade. also gambler brand doesn't seem to be popular/available outside USA. you could start with short pimples which is like the middle of the road...

it's 2 hours and a half.... super long

what thickness the pipes

I often wonder what dan is doing. If table tennis is his main job you would assume he would spend countless hours in the forum. Yet he seems more like a ghost.

How do you deal with a guy who is cool but after the match when he's supposed to shake your hand he moves his arm back and sort of hits your hand making it hurt?

in the main sports like soccer and basketball the differences between what men and women earn is astronomical. looking at the details of the latest WTT events I don't see a part where they specify how much men and women earn...

I lied. if NextLevel lies saying he blocked me I lie too.

I edited something else.

you said you blocked me. you lied.

what? you are crazy.... I never edited anything. plus didn't you say you blocked me?

for once the forum was becoming entertaining and you go and block the poor guy plus delete his threads.

most tt clubs in europe are not profitable entities. and they need to sustain expensive halls, playing equipment, coaches, etc. how do they make it? the government gives them the halls and money to run the club. a part of this money goes to the paid players (if there are any) and to the coaches...

For me what separates her is she is actually an athletic person who can make a strong pivot from her bh and if they block parallel she can actually reach that parallel block and punish with another succesive fh loop. the typical female table tennis player doesn't have much power and mainly...

I don't believe it was the anti style. I believe the issue was that overall amelie's performance was not good enough to be in the german national team. She had strong competition back then like Sabine Winter, Petrissa Solja who at some point climbed to ittf ranking #13 and others.

is it the same style? winter uses the anti very little and is eager to start throwing fh bombs. amelie solja's game is like 80% bh pushes and a couple of fh kills with sp. I think sabine's inspirations are more recent players like luka mladenovic and manika batra. maybe even carlos muhlbach who...

"I take the doctor's medicine then I give out the doctor's medicine......only took me 12 years to realize!!!!" - Sabine Winter.