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wasnt Miwa using Zyre?

What to do? 1. Close your racket angle. 2. Dig the sponge more. That's it.

Absolutely, D05 is the better rubber of the two if you can handle it, which you can't. Is it better for you then? Your argument we don't hit 100% all the time is actually the reason why Glayzer is the better choice. When you are out of position in a match, which you will, you can only...

You are paying D05 exactly for its max performance. Same goes for why H3 users buy Blue Sponge and National version; for its Maximum Performance. Whether we can actually reach that ceiling is another matter. Getting 1.9 for ease of use kind of defeats the purpose of getting a top end rubber...

I agree with zjk after all I was the man who switched blades mid-tournament and completely messed it up.

Wrong

I'd say advance players actually play it more simply than you think. My rule of thumb is A short push tends to be lighter than a long push all things considered. When you face an advanced player, always assume their long push is heavyit, especially when you see them intentionally makes it long...

Yinhe Y-13. You can slap any rubbers on it, G1 is the best thing.

The answer for your problem is Butterfly Flextra. Lightweight, slower than Rozena, linear, and you have no choice but to commit to end the point.

1 kg of steel is heavier than 1 kg of feather. 40 degree of BS is denser than 40 degree OS.

It's more like top-side spin. What do you mean by brush? By nature, all rubbers spin by deforming the sponge and the topsheet. Tack is almost useless, IMO.

Backhand punch? Donic Platinum, gold, coppa silver are all good.

Get Mercury and boost the heck out of it. It's the better approach than getting a sheet of H8-80. Or you could get yourself TG3-60.

Used it once, threw it away after 10 sessions. People keep saying Glayzer is slow, H8-80 is nightmarish slow with even lower spin generation. Boosting also didn't help much. For the price, it's okay but you can get so much more just buying Vega Europe or Golden Tango.

You’re underestimating the vanity of amateur players. Winning isn’t really the prioritythere, they’d rather lose while going for huge, low-percentage topspin shots. There’s this belief that they can unlock the full potential of high-end rubbers, even if the consistency just isn’t there.

How do you know you are fully activating the equipments? The proper technique? So if my technique is proper but I hit the ball softly, it will still go fast and fully activate the equipments?

D05 for by is just crazy good. Easily the best bh rubber for my need. Get C1 for you my friend or yinhe moon pro soft. Mantra M is also good but I'd say C1.

Spinsight thread pretty much confirms that technique matters more than equipment. There are those who load similar amount of spin when using Zyre and D09C despite the rubbers's different properties.

There are a lot of small things you can improve, but the main idea is simple: don’t let your opponent get comfortable. Make them guess. When you’re playing against better players, especially advanced ones, they can easily counter a slow, spinny loop if they’re expecting it. That’s why variation...

Last time I used this, I went for PLC as backhand with Golden Tango, and Koto ALC for FH with Volant Phoenix. Crazy good.