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Previous context : https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/blade-with-cracking-feeling.36956/#post-516387 Just ordered a viscaria, need some help with rubbers to build the setup, i hate to play with a frankstein setup so i need at least one butterfly rubber. FH: now i'm using rakza Z, but...

Probably training or resting at home.

But i still don't get it why the technique is different, maybe some minor adjustments, but change the whole technique?

I'll probably switch to hurricane on FH, i wish i could try someone's viscaria :( The thing is, the 36.5 ALXi handle is too light, it doesn't match at all heavy rubbers...

You sure there's a big difference on speed between 36.5 alxi and viscaria?

I don't enjoy these rubbers on FH

I only have experience with 36.5 ALXi and TMXi, TMXi is really head heavy for sure, guess most of xiom blades are meant to be head heavy

A good weight balance to me would be a blade that doesn’t feel head heavy or handle heavy…

I fixed the ripped 36.5 ALXi a while ago, but now there is a bit of cracking feeling close to the damaged area on BH side, when I hit this area the ball goes slow and a bit weird, because of that I'm starting to think about a replacement blade. My playing style is aggressive, I hate passing...

Second one

Gozo you look really cute in these doubles

To give crazy topspin you basically need to brush the ball fast with thin contact, spin is not about speed, try make a slow loop, with a fast and relaxed movement, using a lot of wrist. PS: when i say slow i'm refering to the speed of the ball, not the movement.

Totally agree

Not cortisol, dopamine…

Just one more question, how many milliliters are necessary to boost one sheet?

Do you think i could start with cheap orange sponge and try it out? Then move to BS?

How do you boost? And how do you reboost?

After the 8~12 weeks do you reboost? or move to another sheet? How do you boost? Like the emratt tutorial?

So i should get national yellow or regular??