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although i don't believe i've ever recieved a real product from ttnpp, the nittaku finezip i got there was the best glue i've ever had. it ended up being more of a latex type glue and it was the first time i bought finezip. the times after that i had purchased the same glue but from other...

i like the harmony with that sound. my coach occasionally has music playing and she counts the the music out loud and we keep the hits going with the music. very easy to keep our timing

zhang jike super zlc, tenergy 64 on both sides

that's interesting, one of my playing partners/teachers is about 2100, and used to be top 20 in the US in the 70's. still never left and all wood paddle and puts more spin on the ball than any higher rated player that I've played against. I figure if he (almost 60 years old now) is still able to...

it was partly a joke. the real reason ill never move to a fast blade is because my favorite part of the game is honestly feeling the ball on a good shot. when i use a fast blade that feeling goes numb and i cant feel it anymore. it ruins the fun of the game for me

sorry the bluefire i was comparing it to was m3. depending on how well you take care of the rubber. i change rubber every couple months. but most people are closer to 6 months

5 out of 5 rating for Innerforce ZLC Unfortunately this blade is discontinued and now they only have the innerforce LAYER zlc. The zlc layer is closer to the middle of the paddle and on the outside there are two limba plies. this causes the blade to have a very strong all wood feeling and a...

shucks, good thing i don't want to move to a fast blade because with this rule ill never be able to ^^

dont think ive ever recieved a real product from ttnpp

mx-p or el-p are both equal to tenergy in terms of spin and speed. mx-p feels a bit harder and faster while el-p feels a bit softer and slower. spin is equal on them. here's the thing. just because other rubbers may have similar spin and speed, hardness/softness etc. doesn't mean they will play...

sorry, i saw you say price isn't an issue so i was just saying to stick with it. if you're looking for something 30$ cheaper and you want an addidas product p7 is closer to the tenergy. i personally didn't like tenzone. it reacted normally with the ball but it just had a strange feeling...

It seems you guys like limba more than a koto because of how soft/flexible limba is. why not white ash as a bit more soft and flexible than even limba?

what is it about T05 that your coach doesnt like? i find it strange that he suggests a rubber that you wont be able to keep buying in the future

explain the app a little more? im curious

congratulations anders!

I disagree, players can know what style they want to go for from the start after seeing different players styles. what they want will most certainly change once they start to get better but i know a few players who decided they wanted to be defensive from the start and stuck to it becoming...

This. And i find it fascinating that when you're lower level you think you're good or capable of being good. For me the better and better I get the more flaws I find in my game. Even when doing drills or hitting FANTASTIC shots i find myself thinking "oh but if i did this it would have been even...

keep in mind that if you like the tenzone you may not be able to buy more of it since addidas has pulled out of table tennis. and all that's left of addidas products is just stock.