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Ya, medium-soft rubber is good to develop your stroke feeling and gain control also create a consistent stroke mechanics. A funny thing I always mention to my TT buddies, is that the best thing which I did for myself is that I stopped using Tenergy. LoL. I also use Donic Acuda S2 on my backhand...

I own a Xiom Zetro Quad. It has Hinoki top layer and has an inner Zylon-Carbon fibre structure. It feels really good with rubbers like Nittaku Fastarc G-1 which I am primarily using on FH. It is a fantastic rubber, with amazing life. The hinoki wood really feels good with unique 'ping' however...

I would repeat myself - Our eyes deceive us. Also, keep in mind, Dima's fitness level and timing is something which he has achieved by practicing countless number of hours. For amateur players, like me, I would take lessons from a coach and do a multi-ball drills to hone in my skills. Watching...

You are right. To utilize the new generation of thin topsheet and thick sponge rubbers, opening of blade face is beneficial. Also, I must say this, our eyes deceive us. Professional players also have a more 'hit through the ball stroke' based on the trajectory of the incoming ball. For example...

I have been using Bauerfeind since last 2 months after an accident where I tripped and twisted my right knee during a match. Honestly, it doesn't cures the symptom but it prevents it from getting worse.

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I am using S2 on my backhand since last 8 months. I am in my second sheet. I like it a lot. It depends on what you are looking for. I play offensive on both wings and I find it a good deal. Can't give extensive comments on Rozena, as I just tried it on my friend's paddle and it felt okay as well.

The reason why I cannot answer your question is because MX-P feels completely different on a Koto top ply ALC blade compared to Yasaka Rakza 7, 9 or X. In terms of speed, I would say, Rakza 9 is pretty good. But again, the feel is completely different especially when MX-P is new.

No, they do not.

Liam is a pro player, and hence his technique his balance and his weight transitions will be smooth, quick and precise. He would be surely sharing these tips but how soon you can incorporate that in practice and in matches is subjective since you may or may not be able to put due diligence in...

I have played with WSUC (Waldner Senso Ultra Carbon) for 8-9 years and I still love the blade and try it out now and then with my main rubbers. I also posted a review of it on this website. WSC (Waldner Senso Carbon) is a slightly slower version of WSUC and by all means a very good blade. It's...

Wow! very simplistic, reversible and out of the box solution. I like it. Thanks for sharing.

I somehow feel that pongfinity channel has lost its uniqueness. I no longer feel like looking at a video of someone trying to play TT with a chainsaw. It was good while it lasted for me but I think now it is time that they rediscover themselves. As for Otto, I feel that he is struggling with his...

Thanks for sharing your tips. I am not sure that what gives an impression that I am searching for a magic potion. Let me clarify, that is not the intent. If you believe that table tennis is called ´chess on the move ´ then there has to be a reason behind that. In my opinion, there would be more...

Hi Folks, I wonder how many times you would have seen a T.T. instructional video talking about using your legs and waist into a shot and wonder how can I learn that? Especially, if you are senior player and your are not able to move that fast anymore or suffer from body aches in general. I wish...

I usually play at My Table Tennis Club in Mississuaga

Hi Victor,Very well made video. I really wanted to see how a TT store looks like. This was a wish come true! Thank you so much for putting your efforts in creating this wonderful content.Thank you, KM1976

I don't use Viscaria and I still feel that my backhand supports me well in my game.

It good that Butterfly brings out only Blades with the name of top players and not balls. Otherwise it would be very awkward. Just imagine!

Do you have any tips for adjusting to the ST handle. I have moved to ST handle few years ago, and I really love it when I hold it in my hand. But when I play, it seems to be slipping out or at least I get this impression. I tried resolving this problem by using grip tape. But grip tape creates...