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  1. [SOLD] FS: TSP Swat Power FL, 86g

    The handle on SWAT Power is the same as on the regular SWAT which I had acquired first and played for almost an entire season. Personally, I like thinner handles like the ones on Nexy Calix, so the thinness of the SWAT's handle in the middle was not a problem for me. But the widening towards...
  2. [SOLD] FS: Yinhe Qiu Yike Soft Carbon, 83g

    For sale is a Yinhe Qiu Yike Soft Carbon, 83g Construction: 7 ply ( 5 wood + 2 soft carbon ) Composition: /Palisander-Spruce-Soft Carbon-Ayous-Soft Carbon-Spruce-Palisander/ Elasticity: medium/low Thickness: 6.0 mm. Used for 1 practice session only, so it is basically new. See pictures...
  3. [SOLD] FS: TSP Swat Power FL, 86g

    SOLD: TSP Swat Power FL, 86g SOLD Used for a couple of practice sessions only, so it is almost like new. It does have a ding on one edge (see pictures below). Will ship to UK/EU/USA only, in original box. Payment via Paypal: £40/€45/$51 plus shipping. PM for more info. More pictures...
  4. 11 year old sensation Anna Hursey vs TableTennisDaily's Dan!

    Jiawang Song has beaten David McBeath in the Mens singles final in the Crawley Grand Prix last month: He won all his group/knock-out matches in 3 till the final.
  5. According to Butterfly Koki Niwa has used Tenergy 25.

    Yes, they were nice. Our club got a newer model now, same manufacturer, with a more pale table top colour. Very good and consistent ball bounce, also easy to move around.
  6. According to Butterfly Koki Niwa has used Tenergy 25.

    The chap in blue shirt uses T25 on both sides. It's perfectly fine if you can generate your own power. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uljPyMZJEAs
  7. Return long pure side spin serves

    If you can, ask someone to record a video of your opponent making these serves and you trying to return them - it would help people give you better advice. Perhaps, these serves are not quite pure sidespin as you think. Generally speaking, returning a long pure side spin serve does not require...
  8. Trying to understand a " disruptive serve "

    Good luck! Let us know how you get on.
  9. Trying to understand a " disruptive serve "

    Sounds like you need to learn to read the variations of spin your opponent is producing. If you play this person regularly, why not simply ask him to help you understand the serve. Play practice games where only he serves, one game with one spin, next game with another. Once you're comfortable...
  10. NEW Andro Table Tennis Blades 2018

    Still, 22 blades is far too many.
  11. Tibhar El-p versus El-s (versus Donic Bluefire JP02)

    Enter "site:www.tabletennisdaily.com el-s el-p" into google and dive in.
  12. Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

    Ok, makes sense. Thanks for clearing this up.
  13. Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

    With the same motion - I cannot do all 5. With similar motion - I can. Even if you watch someone like Timo Boll in that video v Dan where he shows off his serves - it is not the same motion but same starting position and similar motions that that results in different spins. I don't play in USA...
  14. Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

    Can someone post a link to a video of an intermediate level player serving topspin, side-top, backspin, side-back and dead, all with the same motion. IMO, they are a highly endangered species and rare to be seen in the wild.
  15. XIOM OMEGA VII Asia

    Hmm, interesting. Thanks for clarifying.
  16. XIOM OMEGA VII Asia

    So, how does it compare to Gewo Nexxus EL Pro 48? Your mytt review was rather glowing, thought your made your choice.
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