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Yep, doesn’t help either, I’ve even tried putting a few layers of ceramic coating on the guide rails to make it slicker, didn’t really help either. I still use it as it recycles the balls and it has a stable frequency, that’s the only two reasons keeping me with it for now. I’ve also got a Joola...

I don’t have a problem relaxing my muscles, I do however have a problem of being impatient 😂 now I just say “slow down” to myself over and over during a match.

I’m still not too sure whether I want to keep using it in matches, but I do want to keep training with it. It helped me understand my strokes better, and I found myself playing much better with Hurricane after training with c53/c48. I do however really like the r48 on my BH, feels solid in...

Well if it were like cleaning once every week, I wouldn’t mind it that much, but with the frequency I use it need to clean it about once an hour or so. It’s not hard to clean, just use your finger nails to scrape it a few times that’s all, but it gets annoying rather quickly if you have to do it...

I’ve got both, and if I have to pick one I’d go with tennirobo, cheaper with really good software. There are two things I don’t quite like though, one is that sometimes balls get stuck , and you’ll have to manually fix that, and some times the ball timing is a bit off, like the ball frequency...

If serious about playing, then find a coach, and whatever he/she recommends you getting. If just playing for fun (for now at least), just get a pre-made paddle from the known brands like Butterfly, DHS, Stiga, etc.

I think one thing we should all consider is a blade+rubber combination might feel really good while training, but feel awful in match play, I've been testing a few rubbers recently and it reminded me why I eventually gave up on using the harimoto alc blades: they felt great in all sorts of...

Oh yeah? So not only you can’t write, it seems like you can’t read as well, especially the title which even has bigger fonts. Also, like I said before, if you think this is spam, just report it then, no one is preventing you from doing that, but if you’re posting in a spam thread while knowing...

Good, that means instead of talking shit about you and your drama and feeling sorry for you at the same time, I can now just talk shit about you and your drama. 😏

If you've got nothing constructive to say, just don't say anything. If you think this is a spam thread then report it through the report button. Your post in a thread that you defined as "spam" makes you the worst offender, i.e. contributing to a spam thread while you think it is a spam thread...

Instead of Nittaku Acoustic, I suggest you Nittaku Ludeack Power, softer with more feel than Acoustic, I personally own six of these for testing different rubber setups.

That "experimental" felt weird to me too when I was a kid, but having that in the name usually meant the school is pretty good 🤣. I remember someone explaining to me that these schools have "experimental" teaching methods, not for the entire school, but for maybe one or a few of the classes. And...

I don’t see how it takes longer to get back into position again, because the next step is to turn your body around, just as your “running step”. It actually saves time because you’re not wasting time to finish two steps then hit, you’re now taking one bigger jump and hit at the same time, then...

Now thinking about it, my middle school had a few tables as well, the unfortunate thing is no one seemed to be too interested in playing, basketball and soccer was the main sports. We also had about seven pianos, which was really good for getting girls 😜

Looks pretty good to me. 👍

Same here, it’s still a little hard for me to control how much brush vs. hit with non-tacky rubbers right now.

Ehh, no. You take the shot when your left foot is just about to land… that’s how my coach teaches it, and that’s how all the Chinese National team does it.The correct motion is: load up right leg, push off the ground and cross your left leg in front of your right leg, and AT THE SAME TIME swing...

Then that’s not a crossover step, because you land on the leg opposite of the one you started with, i.e. you land on the left leg if you’re a right handed player, which also means your weight will be on your left leg, otherwise you’ll still be standing in the same position. Or in other words...

Very nice, hope you can achieve your dreams. If you ever come to the states just hit me up, would love to play ping pong with you.

I’ve helped sand down blade shoulders for my friends before. Usually I start from 300-400 grit sand paper, create the curvature I want and finish up with 1500-2000 grit to smooth it out. And the important part is to just get rid of the straight angle while taking off as little material as...