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Thanks @Jslick89 , like you, my friend here wants to use a ton of flippy floppy wrist on bh and it only gets in the way... plus he wants to over use the arm. one day he will get how to set the leverage to make it easy to use a short forearm and he will win a lot of points.

SPIN. When you see opponent impact and are in position ready to play a shot.

Had an exceptional night last night in Boston on my only match... played vs a decades long solid 2100+ player and after hitting edge of bat on 5 shots in game 1, reduced that to 2 per game :D This dude got serves and it looks like he isn't trying, simply smooth and control. I was finally able...

Next Level LIKES to put heavy topspin on the ball... it is the RIGHT kind of skill.

If you canopt assemble ur own bats, that will limit the number of rubbers you buy that you do not need... not such a bad thing.

Of course it costs less money to both purchase Chinese rubbers and to tune them. Will it be appropriate for what the OP does well? Well, the OP will need to test it for hiz-self. As for the value of older gen rubbers, I am with you. I personally use 15 yr old technology just fine on a blade...

JSH cuts two rubbers.. the first one a red on a bat with a red rubber already...

Carl in a Trouble causing mood I see... I would say two things: 1 ... set your camera on right hand side of table... the player near the camera is blocking the view of nearly everything. 2 ... learn how to block... soft hand cover the ball near the bounce... this guy or ones like him will not...

Hi Gozo, Yes, he had an unfair advantage in that he served blatantly illegally and you did not. If it tough that you did not recognize it... it is always helpful to have knowledgeable friends handy watching to let you know this. Under ITTF laws of TT... AND many countries copy/paste versions it...

As for the illegal serving... when you are playing, you are concentrating on the ball coming at you and not exactly some other stuff... so it may be difficult to see illegal servers serving illegally when you are in the match facing them... unless you stop all other stuff and look only at motion...

You are right, sometimes it is not possible to place camera in an optimal place... or even place it at all.

Hi Gozo, I ended up seeing your vids on chit chat thread first and commented there,

Hi Gozo, Your first two vids had your camera on BH side where RH players play... that makes the player's body be in front of nearly all the action, near impossible to see how the match is going. Place camera behind FH corner when RH players play, we will see everything much better. I see you...

Gozo, honestly, this rubber will not improve your game measurably. You lose so many points from serve and serve receive that if you used a $30 USD blade and $30 SUD rubber and improved those areas you would be 5 levels higher player.

You could get the bat in my sig at tabletennis11.com for under 100 euros and call it a day... or build a similar one (30 euro solid All+ to OFF- wood blade from Donic/Stiga or whatever and slap on older inexpensive control rubbers like Aurus.

Schildkrot 900 by a country mile. Check it out at OOAK forum.

Yes really, you are supposed to let others quote it and talk about it like it is real and they realize it later. When Pastor Roaman calls for gathering TT at Church, I text back and say me and another Ukrainian dude is gunna be at Mather gym... then Roman tells the group I wont be there.... then...

Apples and oranges. MX-D is good for hitters and loop drivers, as is 05C... but they are totally different rubbers... 05C tackier and does it differently. MX-D will feel softer and easier to get ball into sponge, even if it is 50 degree.

My bat in my sig is pre-plastic ball era, costs less than a sheet of Diginiski, and can totally wreck opponents. I would be slow to say old is bad.

Saw the vid... I think Tony would certainly know more and make better comments. All I can say is I am glad she competed at the level she did with OX LPs... difficult to get wins vs top players with that.