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Dunno about Hohenfels but near Regensburg there are plenty,depends on how far you can drive. my club is about 10 km away from Regensburg.

Donic Waldner Offensive 2016 should be all to off- best bang for the buck,but you need to like the form.

so you talking about an Envelope in frequency?Like 1-6th Mode in attack,release and decay (sound language!).like a filter? Or did i misread it?

didn´t Harimoto just recently graduate? Then everybody with at least a decent amount of common sense should understand why he is not at the height of hisgame.. Yes that´s what i meant with education and money when they copy a player like Timo. But most of the changes come from mimicking the best...

Well but as JOW himself said,if you want to compete with the best,you have train with the best. What i want to say is that compared to money spent,training,education its no wonder that China has the best players. If the best of Europe would train against each other,they would be a worthy...

Shakehand player here Blade:SDC Spectra FH:Tibhar Quantum X Pro 2mm BH: Nittaku Gorikki Kaisoku 2mm

sounds solid,have fun with that combo and Gl on improving.

22.- sounds more than fair,i would go for 2.0 at first for FH on the Vega Europe. I play the Vega Pro in max on FH now.it has 47.5 ° and is a very good rubber,but you have to play active. For Backhand there are already mentioned alot of candidates. I would opt for the Yasaka Mark V,Rigan,Vega...

thats why i recommended the Rigan,or even the Rigan Spin. cause they are the Entry level and the Rakza 7 is a bit more demanding,that´s why I recommended the Factive,also. I think it´s good to start with the "light game Tensors" as we call them here in Germany,it should be a good starting point...

yes maybe the Yasaka Rigan or Rigan spin,they are somewhat praised as new Mark V. They should be in the intermediate level and starting Tensors,and are sometimes in the top 10 in Japan for beginners and intermediate players.

I had gotten used to anatomic and that´s the reason i play it to this day,so you are right. But if i have the choice i would always choose the anatomic handle ( I know its harder to twiddle with that handle,but i dont do it anyway). I agree that straight Handle is pretty close to anatomic,moreso...

yes i meant flared,you really think it doesn´t matter? I played anatomic my whole life and never changed it,cause it fits my grip the best.(I know anatomic is Dinosaur Style,lol)

https://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/racket-nittaku-septear-fastarc-c-1 A bit more demanding than the Yasaka with the Xioms but also a great deal. And its konkave if you play that handle,the Yasake Bundle is a straight handle,or am i mistaken?

what about the Nittaku Factive instead of the Mark V ?

If you want a good rubber to start your journey i can recommend the Nittaku Factive. Does your Joola racket have a name on the rubbers and the blade? there are a lot of hybrids out there so it isn´t so simply to give you correct answer to linearity and tensor as you described it.

so he doesn´t want a blade only,sry misread it.

just talk to Sérgio from SDC Blades,his username here is Hipnotic. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?19018-SDC-Handmade-Blades

interesting to say the least!

I think he meant nobody has listed it cause of the price instead of the performance. upper left corner,click "wood" https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/productforums.php?catid=3&min_rating=1