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What did Zhang Jike say? The world is really strong and LSD has time. He probably has one of the greatest backhands of all time and is very jung.

To me it looks like he has weak forehand open up. Maybe spinny but very slow. And in a top spins really if it gets changed from backhand backhand to his forehand he doesn't seem ready and his counter is often not dangerous enough. This leads to him having to go to his lobbing game or running...

I never said he lost because of his forehand style just pointed the style out. And said he lost because he has weak forehand and that his forehand was exploited. Every match LSD lost, was because of his week forehand. At least it looked like it to me. Never said i know better then his coach...

Amazing win from anders i am still pissed i can't watch wtt live in Germany after R16 i think. LSD has a very weak forehand for a Chinese player. Anders exploited it really good. LSD doen't use his elbow at all he has very similar motion to Harimoto. If I would he his coach there would be a lot...

Slowing things down and dropping balls short are very important. Also for me right now I get caught in the elbow to much, so for me it would reading the opponent better and being more efficient in deciding if I want to play forehand or backhand. I also think it is very Important to have a plan...

True true, but does someone have a translated Version of what they talked about

I used Butterlfy free check pro and it annoyed me. Kept pulling bits from the rubber even big holes. Switched to DHS No.n15 never been happier. Great glue.

Ricardo Walthee showed in on off his vlogs that all of his blades are 1g difference so from 93g to 89 or something like that.

Same for me i have also two but they are the same. The back up racked I use to train our kids team so I have some degree of being used to it and my main racket which I use in training and matches. Also having two rackets for traing the youth and one main stops me from having to glue new rubbers...

And it does not spin back up, the spin it loses on impact is lost and does not magically come back. After the bounce the spin is pretty consistent

The ball has less spin the longer it travels. So after the bounce spin -> apex less spin -> after apex even less spin. But there is very little difference, because the spin only gets slowed down by the air resistance. I bet it's so little it might just be 1rpm or less

Traing with a robot is the same as training multiball. It gives you the chance to improve footwork, technique and placement. Thhere are restrictions but a robot is a very good tool.

I bet with some time you can set you robot up that way. Seth has a video about robots too and he has them away from the table to simulate choppers. I think with a chair and some determination you can set it up.

That's just my opinion, but playing pips is the easy route to fast succes. There is a reason, that there are only very few pips player in the top leagues. In the lower leagues it works because the opponents dont know how to play against it, but the higher you get the more problems you will have...

Most people who think about their set up get it wrong. We all want to try the new and best stuff with most control and it should be so fast and spinny even pros can't block it. But that's the wrong way. A wood blade or maybe inner carbon is more then enough and some basic rubber. I myself had...

Be a man don't change

All of it is true, but he had 2 weeks to adjust, he probay had less adjusting for wtt tournaments. The biggest difference is that he has different coaches and staff.

😂 that might be it. You guys think its the coaches? In the game against Ziljenko the coach had no words for Fan before the set he lost.

The question ist why fan is struggling that much. He had 2 weeks training now and he was slapping people in the Chinese super league.

It's not about the bounciness, but how much spin it can produce. And in that they are very close D09c a bit more but very close.