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Why wouldn't it? Yep, you should go for it already! But ESN rubbers do work for some people, don't think of it as worse. I'm just telling you to switch to Chinese rubbers since it looks like that will work best for you. RSM used T05, very similar to ESN

YES! BEAUTIFUL IDEA! Trust me it'll work out for you. But if you want you also have other options - H3 com: 5/10 speed, 8/10 spin - H3 NEO: 6/10 speed, 7/10 spin - TG2: 4/10 speed, 10/10 spin - TG2 NEO: 5/10 speed, 8/10 spin - TG3: 5/10 speed, 9/10 spin -TG3 NEO: 6/10 speed, 7/10 spin There...

Absolutely true. When you maximise this, it's gonna be super powerful. That's exactly what I was talking about! RPB does what TPB cannot, and vice versa! Actually, I don't think it's gonna trip the oppent as much as the strokes itself being different. Think of it this way: TPB's blocks/punches...

I think those rubbers will build you a European style. Sadly, that will 100% not work for you. You have a big swing my guy, and you can actually keep the same size, just that you're not using it to its full potential. Look at Xu Xin's big ass swing. You need Chinese rubbers bro. I'm not forcing...

How about you? Your rubbers are pretty soft too, you know? I recommend TG2 for you bro

oh hell nah xD meet me in the islands before going your merry way to Singapore!

Well, that's what happens when you buy carbon too early xD. No worries though, everyone does that at one point (yes, me included) If you really, like I mean really, want control get a Yasaka Ma Lin Extra Offensive, not its carbon variant. If not (and you wanna keep the carbon), then soft...

I see, so self multiball first. Will do!

Haha yeah, that was mainly the reason why I came here, just simple recommendations! Not gonna lie this thread has helped me more than the previous 2 threads I have made sharing my games. Speaking of which, I have 3 new videos! In the matchplay one I actually lost :/ Recordings I forgot to...

3 new videos! Labeled 19/04/25

I see, thx bro

Thank you @Der_Echte and @NextLevel Basically I don't move my elbow and upper arm, and let my lower arm and body do all the work.

Shadowing

Fair, I'm usually too lazy to record so I describe it. I will create a new drive for shadowings and share it here. I see, I think it's just that it brings the stroke 1 step closer to going with, not against, physics correctly xD Alright, I absolutely will! Ok, I'll fix up my elbow.

Backhand fixing 🛠

Oh I see now, thank you! So far in my *shadowing* I only move my elbow a bit for preparation and like a spring by the end due to inertia. Is this okay? Or does it really have to be stiff?

Ok, so: - Keep racket leveled with the table in terms of altitude - Use hips more - Do not overswing I do have a question: Why do I have to keep the racket leveled with the table?

I am back with new videos. They are labeled with 18/04/25

Nittaku Hurricane Pro III Turbo, great transition from Rhyzen ZGR