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Yeah I have always wondered this. All my "good" serves I serve from the other side. When playing doubles I just default to my backhand serves, which is very limiting.

I play 2h soccer once a week sundays aswell. Sometimes I get injuries and have to skip the next few days. The next 2 days I would get soreness (which got less and less combined with fitness training). I would feel like a grandpa afterwards before I added full body workout. To be honest before...

Its not about remembering. It´s that I get the info from my legs that they are exhausted. And my upper body just is like ok then I will compensate for that... I need to get rid of the exhaustion in the legs somehow.

sorry to say but buying any of those blades will be just not beneficial for you. Stick to a more known blade that is not carbon if you like more dwell time.

Blade is just about feeling. Even buying the same blade twice won´t give you that same feeling. So all you can do is get one and try it out. Best you can do is not buying a blade based off of some internet opinions but actually getting to test it yourself through teammates or testcases?, "Also...

First of all thank you for the video analysis Heming Hu - Much appreciated! I found it very easy to understand in this format. And also noted the keypoints down. I think I have got lots of stuff written down now and lets be fair its gonna be not so easy to transform all that into matchplay...

So you say when looping hit it like this but this is also hard to aim to this lefties forehand or even to the middle. This sidespin makes the ball go to his backhand or even out if hit like this (hook).

I tend to loop against the spin vs the long side backspin and as you said its very uncontrolled. Is there a good video explaining this concept? Against short serves I perform much better but they serve long sidespin vs me. Righty vs Righty I tend to loop it even against the spin somehow but vs...

I am super confused with the service explanation what is what. You explaining my service from a leftys perspective (I am a righty) confuses me even more. " Can you give me timestamps maybe or a better explanation on what type of service I am giving them and where I positioned it? That would be...

x during rally I tend to go upright. -> is going backwards a big problem to have more time? I didn´t practise counterlooping over the table too much and it also seems to be a hard stroke to do. I miss the ball entirely even though I know in the drills I am gonna get it to my fh side for example...

Hey everyone, I am going to play against these 2 players tomorrow. I have played against them almost 2 years ago. I think I have improved more than them in the meantime but they have a more solid "gamestyle" if that makes sense. Watching these videos. What is your takeaway and how would you...

Easy: play with the slower blade, try to win through placement and consistency. Eventually you will get tired of long rallys or the fact that you can´t end points that should be over "easily" -> time to move up the stairs. Use this time to work on certain tactics with placements and shot selection.

I don´t know about best blocking blades much but all I know is Rakza 7 is the best blocking rubber I have played with. But for blocking I can see you want a very stiff blade but I could be wrong. Just put on some non spin sensitive rubbers and you are good to go for that playstyle. Rest is...

I honestly would clap a LP Rubber. I know an old man who plays penhold with an LP Rubber and he only plays with that side. This way you don´t have to worry about using wrist and think only about placement of the ball. And you will get to be feared eventually. It´s also funny making your opponent...

Bro you need a coach, like anyone who is better than you should be fine for the beginning and from there you just have to hit a lot of balls back and forth. Watch a forehand drive on youtube and just do that with a partner for a long time. Start slow and feel the ball leaving your racket...

compared to MX-P the normal Aurus might be too slow. Consider Aurus Prime aswell

I just switched from G1 to D09c on my FH. G1 is bouncier and goes deeper than D09c. D09c is also so much better in the short game and pushing apartment. Only downside I have seen so far is G1 has a higher curve and is spinnier on slower loops, therefore my opponents tend to block out. Not sure...

No my blade is 90g aswell. G1 and r7 both 52g-50g =192? G1 and d09c = 197g Blade+ g1 was = 142g

what foil do you use for the rubber? Or did you just cut the one that comes with the rubber itself? I just played with the rubber today glued it 1h before training. Sadly only had trainingspartner who just wanted to warm up half an hour with normal drives and then did 2 matches against 2...

I just compared Rakza 7 with G1 on my long 5 blade. And for my backhand G1 felt softer why? According to this Thread my Rakza 7 should be softer. I am talking about the backhand loop (spinny) both rubbers were 2.0mm and I just flipped the racket. The feeling of the G1 was much better