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I'm rooting for Wang!

WCQ seems to have improved his serves in terms of legality. Or it might because he's playing a defender where good serves barely matter.

Cho kind of found his way back into the game. Before, he looked like he just woke up from coma.

2020: JP Pair wins Gold Medal in Final against China. 2024: Losing to North Korea in first round.

Why did the Flip at 13-12 not count for North Korea? It didn't look like net. Edit: They got it anyway. 3-1 against the JP pair is impressive.

It's more of an educational / coaching video from Adam. First time I see that from him.

Joo was using H3 on FH and Victas P1V in 1.7mm on BH. The blade was Nexy Joo Sae Hyuk. Interesting to say the least.

Here is another answer to the question: "When receiving a serve, how can one determine the spin on the ball?" "When receiving a serve in table tennis, there are several ways to determine the spin on the ball: ●Speed: A ball with a lot of spin, regardless of the type of spin, will travel...

Here is my little experiment. I found this interview / talk with Hou Yingchao titled "搓球的种类和技巧 讲师侯英超" original "Table Tennis Push Techniques and Variations with Coach Hou Yingchao" in English It is in Mandarin (duh) and has no Captions. So I used my AI skills to come up with this tutorial...

I am offering: Andro Treiber CO Off/S Blade Handle: Anatomical Condition: Brand new, with original packaging, still in foil, see pictures Price: 75€ + shipping from Germany Structure: 5+2 layers Limba outer veneer 2nd layer KVL Carbon Fiber Contact me via PM or ask questions here.

Here is more from the PDF file about avoiding Feedback mistakes for better progress: "3.1 Too Much Feedback: Overwhelm vs. Targeted Improvement Imagine a coach bombarding you with a dozen corrections after every stroke – "Your grip’s off, your footwork’s wrong, your follow-through is...

I have spent a lot of time figuring out how to improve at table tennis in fast and effective ways. And one of the largest and most impactful non-TT fields is learning and neuroscience. In this post specifically, I want to cover feedback. Why? I can probably find and make practical use out of...

My order from Japan: 1x Andro Treiber CO Off For a really good price, Just for normal EJ sake 2x Spectol S1 1.6mm in blue/red For chopping

Icecream AZXi, Inner Fiber blade. 80% of the time I'm using some sort of limba + inner composition. On both FH and BH.

Don't have much experience with T05. Played it only a couple of times. T05 felt "softer" and easier to play. T100 felt "thicker" and had a bit more dwell time. Overall pretty close. But I am no "expert" in Tenergy rubbers. And T100 played better than Vega Pro or R48.

About the T100 Rubber: Tested it a couple of times and had some direct comparisons. Its good. A lot of spin. Not as much as tacky rubbers, but more than almost all non-tacky rubbers I tried. Elastic and nice feeling. Faster than G-1. More dynamic than NUZN 50. Better power output than...

The inner blades I tried were all faster when looping and had more dwell time. But slower on low power shots. The T5000 doesn't play like most other Limba + Inner blades. It's a little bit different. I didn't play that much with it, but I'd say it's not quite the same.

I also have it, the inner version. Really comfortable and fun to play blade. Koto outer ply, has some vibration that gives good feedback. Has some dwell time and flexibility, less than other inner blades, more than other outer blades. Good control, good feeling for looping. Good build...

Which of the Cheap SP would be good for chopping and pushing? Similar to Victas Spectol S1.

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