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I just found this out. This is the handle for V-Grip.

I don't know. Maybe they feel different

Thx man for the tips! I will try.

I think they are legal. How is the feel of a bamboo blade?

Hello! I've been thinking, and I wanted to find out is bamboo blades are possible and legal.

Damn XD

Oh I am just saying that it's difficult to follow because of some factors, but I would like to thank you for the tips.

Alright

But I am a kid and I can't do And 10 hours with my coach is spread out through 5 weeks

In my opinion, all grips are viable when mastered. It's just that some grips (like Jpen) have an extreme learning curve. I feel like the V-Grip can end up akin to shakehand, but cannot be mastered, that's why it's trash right now.

I see it more of as a way to relieve stress and yes, as a challenge. I don't want to be some legend in the game. Rather, I would like to be just 'good'.

I can't practice for hours at a time. I still have school, and homework. That's why I dive through the internet in my free time where I cannot play Table Tennis. If I can, I would. But if I can't, I internet dive. I don't look for shortcuts, I just found out how interesting Jpen is. I want to...

Not yet, I just got the coach. (only one session so far)

Fair enough. I mainly focus on consistency during the rally

Thx bro

No, I got it because of the fact I would rather go toward hitting rather than spinning. (Got it b4 coach) Thx man! 1) I feel like there could still be benefits to it, but I play it because of how comfortable it is. 2) Dang, but I just want to get better, not be like a master. 3) Fair enough...

I started out with Shakehand, but I switched to Jpen because of how nice it felt on my hand. For shakehand, my backhand is good but my forehand sucks.

Yeah that's what I'm trying to find.

Thx for the comfort, but I just want to be better, not a world class player.

I already have a coach, but I still suck. The ball either flies away or into the net