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Gmiller is one of those players that has very good, extremely consistent strokes in drills but loses his great form as soon as a game starts. I can honestly say his controlled backhand strokes are his best stroke in terms of "correctness". But because of how consistent he is with it, I'm not...

Newest dilemma needing advice or discussion: So we've talked about how I really enjoy the game and enjoy losing as much as winning, as long as I get to play someone new and feel their ball I'm happy. My game has really started to become extremely well rounded; hitting, chopping, looping...

@gmiller Next time you hit with drew ask if you can try one of his paddles and put your grip stuff on it. Drew uses anatomic handles.

Dima explains this in his "backhand tutorial video part 2" on his YouTube channel

Carl's right. If the proposal was real, then Good squad should probably have leaked information by now. Myth Busted.

truth. the fear of losing to someone lower rated than you causes quite the "dickish attitude among some" That's why I love the way carl and der_, talk about how it's much better to under rate yourself than to over rate yourself. saves everyone time and happiness as well as making yourself look...

This is nonsense... what level of a player is this guy? Because personally I play a game that will almost always lose the first game. I play in a way where firstly I'm collecting data, but I'm also conditioning my opponent into thinking something works when in reality it won't. Simply having...

If there was an all time top post's thread, this would be included.

They use a haifu variant which makes sense to use a lot of layers. It's pretty thin in comparison to the more viscus rubbers.

So after playing with t05 on both wings for a few weeks and my struggles trying to get my brain to hit the ball at different angles with different rubber's I've been coming back into a comfort zone. I'm out of town at the moment and had the chance to play with some players better than me, which...

100000% agree with donic vario clean, it's my second choice after nittaku finezip and to be honest I think they're the same darn glue. I just get finezip because it's more expensive and my EJ brain tells me more expensive is better. plus from tt11 I get a giant finezip around 90$ that lasted...

Seemiller Sr. uses 1.9 tenergy with NO booster. Depends on your style and what you prefer. Preference is everything.

Careful not to go too far with the grip like I did. Nextlevel gave me a great video explaining different grips and how I was fighting to get rid of my old grip where in some situation's my old grip excelled. He basically taught me that as you improve and can react quicker and anticipate where a...

revolution #3 and paddle palace glue are definitely more latex-style than thick. For some rubbers/blades it can take up to 3 or 4 layers of the stuff to get the rubber to stick well. But removing the glue later is extremely easy and makes the process of removal much better.

free chack is also one known to splinter a blade if you're not too careful. If you want a viscous glue I'd recommend nittaku finezip but it's also expensive. sealing a blade is always a way to play it more safe.

If you use donic blue contact make sure to seal your blade first. the bond is strong enough to splinter the blade as you remove the rubber later.

In the most recent video it's clear your blocker doesn't have nearly the level of skill to give you some decent blocks. But you're also making it rough on him with how inconsistent your forehands are. Once you hit one or two, you seem to put a lot more into the next one with worse placement...

thinking of going all the way to orlando to find some play :)

beer and hustle here I come, Thanks for the help! edit: these locations seem to be shutdown for the most part.

Oh to hit with Sutainit (sorry for my butchuring of his name) and test some of those nexy blades that I haven't gone through yet would be quite fun. Too bad theres so much distance ;(