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It's been a while since I last posted in this thread. In the 2 videos below, I focused on serve variation and to control with short serves, backhand open up, and just gameplay in general. Thank you in advance for your most valued feedback. Cheers. :)

This is so awesome! Thanks for sharing! His personality is so cool, especially the last 13 seconds xD The Showman

I think you are referring to Hugo Calderano, but I am not convinced he is doing it to show off...

Welcome to TTD :)

Thank you for your update OSPH. Indeed. Such is life. Make do with what you have and what you can. I will spot you 9 points too if we meet and play TT. Then after we can play a proper match after :LOL:

3rd TT session of the week: I played with the partner that I played with in my first session. We trained fh crosscourt first, then fh down the line, then bh, then serve + push to bh for opening, and then serve + push to fh for opening. Then we did games. I am feeling confident with opening...

It depend on other factors: direct sunlight? Storage (pack up each time or stationary)? Price? Windy? I do not own an outdoor table, but most of my friends in that situation has gotten an outdoor one. But if you were to get an indoor table, I think it will be fine too, just that it could get...

If you are right handed, having the left leg slightly forward would help you in weight transfer in forehand loop. But if you do it too much, you will find it hard to transition to backhand.

So I had my second session of tt for this week. I was initially a bit scared as I felt some discomfort / tired feeling at the front of my right shoulder, and despite it improving yesterday, it was still there. Today as I woke up, I didn't feel it, the sleep must have fixed it :D, so I went for...

Yeah I didn't believe that it would work at the start, but once I tried it, I couldn't go back (until I received my new pair of tt shoes which then solved the issue). Best to let the other guy know that there is a damp towel so if they don't just step and fall over lol

I used the damp paper towel trick and it worked really well. Now though with my new pair of tt shoes, that issue resolved.

Another great video by Adam:

I am hoping that they will choose an appropriate angle for their highlight videos

I would try neo first and if you still find it fast, then try non-neo.

Hoping to see Tomokazu Harimoto and Alexis Lebrun perform well and cause some upsets!!

First session of TT back in city: It was a good one. It is also the first session after changing my rubbers. I came with my friend W, who brought another friend T to see if that guy would be a good doubles partner for my friend. We warmed up forehands and backhands, then we practiced serve...

Hello OSPH! It is my honour to be blessed by your presence on TTD today this morning before my first tt session! Yes I am still playing SH, and just changed my rubbers last night. Are you still playing TT, even if once in a while? Miss your training videos. :geek:

After driving 5 hr, I am back in the city. Although I am obviously tired, I committed to changing my rubbers. I made that decision as I checked my phone, and I had the old rubbers for 18 months already.. I feel I should be fine as I will have at least 5 sessions of table tennis and changing...

I've been using water on a sponge after each session. Tried some cleaners before, but didn't really feel the difference.

Now that I am going to have 4 sessions of proper hitting next week, would that change the consensus to not renew my rubbers until after the comp?