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Nope, I can't deal with heavy backspin without actually chopping through it. When I don't go through it, it will burry itself into the net. I don't practice just lifting the ball up instead of chopping through it.

Sorry, I describe a flip as any time that someone gets rid of the backspin. So someone can flip the ball by neutralizing the spin or creating spin. Over the table I would call a flick. Some players don't chop and actually get rid of the spin by opening their angle and lifting the ball up, but...

Pretty confident this was heavier than you think. The chop definitely was. The flip may not have been heavy, it may have just been lifting the ball and trying to disguise it as slow heavy loop. Watch the chop, she steps in with her right foot very effectively. -Body is moving forward, quickly...

set a robot to feed you underspin knuckle breakers. Convert these into topspin with a slower motion. It's going to be heavy compared to the speed of the ball. Would you guys consider these a loop? I considered these things good touch. But I also don't know how to do these with "light" topspin...

What do you prefer to do? Attack someone where you think they're weaker, or consistently mix up where you're attacking to keep the opponent off balance?

Decided to get some new sheets of Tenergy. Black and Red, 2.1. Weighed them before gluing, the black uncut was 65.04grams and the red was 69.78grams. Kind of a large difference. nearly 5 grams. food for thought.

Better have a return address for me to send you your prize!

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Some top notch players in that city. Welcome to the forum!

@nl I've wondered about the weight of your blade for a while. with how you like to go through the ball quicker, I really thought you'd be all about lightweight blades. Especially for creating spin close to the table.

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that was the first thing I noticed when I went into spin, marty on the wall ^.^

We were relying on you to make that thread! Well, I guess since you messed up I don't have to handicap you 9 points :-)

I think it was osph

I always liked the idea of keeping your feet squared, but with your body facing the opposite corner of the table. this makes it appear that the right foot would be behind the left but your body is just faced slightly that direction.

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Aha! You don't apologize in a debate! So it really was an argument! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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is that the main problem with his serve? When I see high contact and someone struggling to get spin, I usually think that it's pretty hard to go through the ball quickly and get it to land on the table. I think the delayed whip mechanics in his serve are definitely inferior compared to your...

backswing too early made the contact of the ball pretty high in comparison to the good timing. with contact being as high as it was, he couldn't go through the ball quickly without there being negative repercussions.