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ok forget the rubber I will not become an EJ and will stick to my equipment. I will not become an EJ!!

Alright Feedback time. I found myself a new club to play for in the highest League (LL) We will go through the official signings after 2 weeks so until then keep it for yourselves x). It's farther away from me ~40min drive and they only train with 1 ball (I hope that changes in the near future)...

you should stick with a rubber around 45° atleast (on FH) and 2.0mm atleast and hit the training grounds. I also doubt you can bring a lot of Topspin with a 1,8mm Rubber. The thicker the sponge the more spin you can produce - control comes by practising.

21+1 = 28? Math checks out (Samsonov)

Just randomly watched this video and thought this might be the same in tabletennis aswell. I always thought the rounder the better. Also some people rather play with 1x matchball entire trainingsession over some others who don't seem to care and play wirh different brand trainingballs even.

Only ppl who don't hit the gym need to use carbon blades

Bro played so many good winners. I think half of them was topspin with sidespin. Was hard to predict where he is gonna loop. All those years where he didn't make it because he was using too much power therefore lots of unforced errors but today paying off!

I expected a close game not a one sided shietting on nr 1 after beatikg nr2 the previous day. Def his peak

Harder Rubbers are better for max spin potential if you have that acceleration and control. At the end of the day you have to decide that. If we are totally honest the amount of heavy backhand topspin almost don't exist in an actual game. Most people can use 60% of their power. Add the nerves in...

I could do any shot I can do with my W968. I had a bit less spin but the balls would land back on the table. Also countertopspin away from table worked really well. It was just boring to play? Feedback felt dull. Basically I had this mushy feel when I hit the ball. Not because it's a fast setup...

Without having to get rid of the rubbers. Because I think his setup is very soft. He knows how to topspin both sides. He has coppa x2 both sides

Is anyone following this program and how does their progress look like?

I think at this point we would need to look at some cases and understand why it didn't work there but worked with a different point. Human brains remember the bad shots and I think for me particular it feels embarrassing looping a ball that gets slapped back (which also gives a huge confident...

But spinning with very low speed is also not helping compared to lesser spin but more speed. Also depends how deep the spinny ball gets right.

64? Time to learn long pips moving forward

How long have you been playing for (age + playing level) if you are just a beginner and he tells you to go alc d09c ditch that coach. If you are playing at a decent level and you are a young player then ditch my comment and chose the one that is willing to put more effort on you

Knowing when to drive the ball just back and when you need to give the ball more topspin. Once in the rally I make sure I don't use a lot of force upwards even though I take the ball sometimes late when its falling again. Most people I see just topspin upwards and the ball flys out especially...

I agree with @NextLevel that you should go for what works for you. For me I got much more "consistent" after following the tutorial of that coach in that 1550TTR video. Loading up the wrist and then -> this part here is more important that at the contact you follow through with the wrist. I also...

I just showed you an "extreme" example closed open closed again. I watch many games and I still keep seeing maybe not so extreme but still. So from my obderrvation it does change and it makes sense that it does because they have to hit the balls from a harder position. Here I am talking about...

I think what you mean is starting racket angle doesn't matter because on contact the racket angle does matter and decides how much forwards and upwards motion you can apply on the ball. Maybe we can get a pros insight on this.