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The back of K2's package says its hardness is 54.

I clean with plain water after each practice/match session and cover with an adhesive protective sheet.

Any news on when a dark theme will be available again?

Once the bloody lockdown is over, I should get a pair of used Rozenas and try them on my spare SWAT. Maybe it is the secret perfect combo I have been looking for the past 10 years :-)

You're welcome :-). That thread started in a quite innocent way, and then it, well, "evolved" ... But it was fun re-reading it and remembering the various posters who seem to have gone silent over the ensuing years.

Was it the "dwelltime" thread (http://www.mytabletennis.net/forum/dwelltime_topic62442.html)? If not, any chance you could post a link to it - I'd love to re-live some of that drama ????

Quite a few. My local club - St Michaels TTC https://www.tabletennis365.com/StMichaelsTTC/. Other clubs in the St Albans, Hatfield and Welwyn League (SHAW) - https://shaw.ttleagues.com/page/clubsandvenues But if you can't live without table tennis, the place to come to is Barnet Table...

What equipment does he use? ;););)

Use your favourite VPN, select a USA endpoint, watch the livestream on ITTF's youtube page.

Quelle surprise ...

There are definitely some. I'm from St Albans. Great timing to get back into the game :-)

Live on ITTF's YouTube channel or now on FreesportsHD tv channel.

And where is the stream for Top Seeds Battle One ...

Good job Dan - great commentary!

Looks like the unique selling (sic) point of WTT events is that betting will be allowed (unlike ITTF events) and IMG Arena will forward the live feeds to all major betting websites. https://www.casino.org/news/img-arena-to-live-stream-world-table-tennis-matches-to-licensed-sportsbooks/

The change from celluloid to plastic ball has changed the game more than player's natural aging.

There is no alternative after backspin serves for beginner-intermediate players - you have to try and loop the ball in order to escape pushing rallies.

Choing is simply a psychological release mechanism. Plus it forces you to take a deep breath afterwards. That's all there is to it - and players are doing it because this has obvious benefits which have nothing to do with being disrespectful to the opponent. I bet the people who moan about...

Jeong's wrist flexibility never fails to amaze me. Imo the secret is his footwork. He stays close to the table and somehow manages to be almost always in position to play a quick counter ...

If the ball is above net height and there is a straight line from the ball to the end of the opponent's side of the table, then the ball is flat-hittable irrespective of what spin is on the ball, all you need to do is be in position and swing your arm fast enough. Which is not that easy to do as...