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Just for completeness, princett.com has the CS version which I think is penhold, see the pictures. I do see that the E3-VB is no longer on Yinhe's web site so maybe it is becoming a collector's item :-)

There is a big difference between a "allround" 5-ply blade with limba top like the Yinhe E3-VB, or the "offensive" 7-ply Sanwei Fextra or Yinhe 437 or 537 Purple Dragon. With 6 months of serious playing I would stay with an allround 5-ply blade, I found the E3-VB a very good choice to learn...

Among the Yinhe/Galaxy T- series, the T-7 is the most controlled one (3 wood / 2 ALC). Plays very nicely but the flared version is currently out of stock at princett.com (link). From Sanwei the HC Speed Light is a Hinoki outer / innerforce blade (5 wood / 2 ALC), see link and review - in...

I am playing the Yinhe Pro-5W from princett.com which has a walnut top surface and which has been reviewed at http://mytabletennis.net/forum/some-new-2015-yinhe-blades_topic73121.html by yogi_bear. My blade has a 1356Hz frequency which is similar to a Stiga Clipper or Yinhe PD-437 7-ply blade...

Try a short pips rubber with spin capability, e.g. Yinhe Uranus Pro with soft sponge, http://www.princett.com/EN/USD/product/Galaxy-Uranus-Pro-Short-Pips-out-Table-Tennis-Rubber-with-rubber-391.html The medium sponge version is similar to Nittaku Moristo SP, the soft sponge is a little faster...

I just spend $240 at princett.com for 4 Christmas Gift rackets: * Yinhe E3 (5-ply Limba top) * Yinhe Sun soft sponge * Yinhe Uranus Pro soft sponge

For me it was definitely worth going to short pips backhand. First, I didn't have a good backhand topspin. Second, I wanted to stay at the table due to my age when playing with folks 40 years younger. Third, I can use the less spin-sensitive short pips to return serves and to "roll" weak pushes...

Mattias Falck just twiddles to be able to use the high spin rubber on the forehand for the serve, and then go back to having the high spin rubber on the backhand. I think most attacking players who do short pips backhand don't twiddle. Also, with the spinny short pips I can do pretty good...

You will have to adjust the technique to play with short pips. This is explained in great detail (with English subtitles) in these excellent YouTube videos: https://youtu.be/ewCYaUiaTxc and https://youtu.be/YS_Cms-_M28 and there are several other YouTube videos. Key point is that you need to not...

Entertaining review on YouTube: BLADE similar to Timo Boll ALC but cheap? Review YINHE (Milkyway) MARS 101 (M101) PLC test: https://youtu.be/zbRU5goyLxo but need to switch on Close Captioning to get the English subtitles.

For backhand short pips tutorials: Patrick Hrdlicka: What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Playing With Short Pips Rubbers? bbaerong-e yorong-e TV, Very detailed explanations, in Korean with subtitles. Table Tennis Lesson Short Pips and How to Use 3T Table Tennis Training (German Club...

What helped me was to watch this YouTube video by Maxim Cerepnin (switch on the Close Caption for English subtitles): https://youtu.be/C__FqO_IMZ8 and for a cost-effective tensor short pip try the Yinhe Uranus Pro: https://youtu.be/B9ebClkEo68 which you can get from princett.com for $10.50...

Blades Butterfly Timo Boll Control, Sriver 2mm FH/BH Yasaka Ma Lin Soft Carbon, Rakza 7 Soft, Rakza PO Yasaka Battle Balsa, Rakza 7 Soft, Rakza PO (2019 US Open), needed lighter racket due to elbow issues Yasaka Battle Balsa, Rakza 7 Soft, Rakza PO (2019 US Open backup racket) Yasaka Ma Lin...

@MOG another tidbit from the Yinhe Sun review at https://revspin.net/rubber/yinhe-galaxy-sun.html: "Non-tacky Galaxy rubbers compared: - Galaxy Moon, High throw, offensive rubber, comparable with Butterfly Tenergy 05! - Galaxy Sun, Lower throw, close to table attack, comparable with Butterfly...

@MOG: I started with Yasaka Rakza 7 Soft, then I went to Rakza 7 (all 2mm), with Rakza PO backhand (also 2mm). Then I switched to Nittaku FastArc-G1 and Nittaku Moristo SP (max thickness). FastArc-G1 creates a little more spin but not dramatically more. I found that Moristo SP is a little less...

I am playing short pips backhand (Nittaku Moristo SP max, before I played Yasaka Rakza PO 2.0mm, and I've also tried Yinhe Uranus Pro Medium max and Yinhe Pluto 1.5mm). My baseline forehand is Nittaku FastArc G1 max, I've also played with Yasaka Rakza (Soft), DHS Hurricane 3 Neo, and Yinhe Sun...

Yinhe: http://www.princett.com/EN/USD/product/Galaxy-970xxA-Table-Tennis-Blade-5-wood-2-ALCinner-force-371.html The Koto top layer is thin and a little brittle so I recommend to varnish it before glueing the rubbers on.

Yinhe Pro-5W is $29 at princett, see: http://mytabletennis.net/forum/some-new-2015-yinhe-blades_topic73121.html Another option is the LOKI Arthur K3 Table Tennis Blade (5 ply pure wood )for $27.50. I always varnish the blades with 3 coatings of polyurethane coating after sanding, e.g. WalMart...

To clarify, I know the main programming paradigms already (from Pascal, Lisp, Perl, Python, C, C++, bash, ...) and use pattern matching to put the new language/pattern in the correct bucket. I agree you need to learn the paradigms first. So I'd say for a complete beginner a good coach is a...

So first I would say that adults do not learn better than kids, they learn differently. Also in my experience it does get more difficult to learn new movements with increasing age. I approached this challenge (for table tennis & piano & programming) and found the following: * As a kid you learn...