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Yinhe's hard case (rectangle) is inexpensive and good quality. I recommend that one.

Pretty sure you got trolled.

My right arm was always stronger than my left, and I can tell you for sure that TT didn't make it more imbalanced. In fact, TT helped BOTH my shoulders to get bigger, and both my forearms to get stronger. I think that if you train both sides equally while working out, the body will balance...

These pros can generate enough power with an all-wood blade too. In fact, Ma Long used Nittaku Acoustic in the past. I guess it comes down to personal preference.

You should share what exercises you give to these kids to make the jump from 0 to 1470. That's great progress for one year. I've been playing over a year, plus getting coached for almost a year, and I still suck. :ROFLMAO: Slowly catching up to all the kids who are playing for +3 years though...

I don't think so, but I have not measuring device to make sure. The AK47 Red feels harder, and requires more active strokes to penetrate the sponge, but the quality of the shots are higher when you do that.

It has a red sponge. I it found to be great for punches, as it is quite speedy, and has a decent spin. Nothing to write home about honestly. Compared to AK47 Red, Moon Speed was faster, significantly less spin, but grippier on soft strokes so it was easier to open up rallies with my BH.

My Moon Speed (soft) was glossy (and got totally destroyed by either water or air exposure, with proper care), and AK47 Red is matte.

Custom blades are by far the most gorgeous ones. Among the big brands, I like Nittaku's craftsmanship the best. Basaltec outer, and Factive are my favorite designs.

Are you and your friend using your rackets to hammer nails? That's the only explanation! :ROFLMAO:

Maybe longle simply has the FH of Ma Long, and no rubber can survive more than a week of that.

I bought a pair to try, just because it is so cheap. The printing quality is absolute garbage. I was very disappointed.

Update regarding my LAC. Had 9 practices with it so far, so around 18-20 hours with it on my blade, in a very hot and humid environment. Still looks brand new, and it's an absolute beast. Not sure how everyone else had their sheets destroyed so quickly. Maybe BEO sells the better quality ones?

I'm afraid OP himself is not the one actually training the AI, based on what he wrote to brokenball. What you usually do is get as many samples as you can, and train the AI (this is not really AI, it's a machine learning algorithm). If most results are irrelevant, then you'll be getting an...

In one of my courses at the university we were shown an example for the use of the Least-Squares algorithm. The professor showed us how to use it to identify hand-written digits from the matrix that is the pixels of the image. I don't know if there are easier ways to do that nowadays, but maybe...

Great idea. I would love to get more knowledge from the Chinese. The algorithm seems to require some more work: Some sentences don't make sense, and many have parts that don't either. Anyway, keep working, I'd love to see more of that. Thanks!

If it's the regular CJ8000 you're talking about, I found the harder it is the better it plays. They are all very slow though, so IDK if you'll like the speed, coming from a faster rubber. Also, the softer sheets feels mushy on an all wood blade, and REALLY lack speed. Also, I've been playing...

Honestly, I just get used to whatever I'm using after a while. Had very light rackets (170ish) and up to ~190g. Didn't get to try a very heavy setup yet. I did realize that I prefer the setup to be slightly head-heavy with the rubbers on though. Helps generate power.

Look what just got here by mail. What a coincidence! :ROFLMAO: Unfortunately the seller (Global Sports Store) lied about it being the new ITTF logo version, and since I compete, this is basically useless. Asked for a full refund, but I doubt I'll get it. Anyway, I'll give it a go if LAC breaks...