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I'm switching next week to it, but also on a new blade. Probably gonna take a bit to get used to it.

I feel like doubles is just an afterthought and only there to fill out two sessions so they can sell more tickets.

I'm sure it would break my glasses on an accidental hit :ROFLMAO:

Yeah, that's the first thing I noticed when I saw pros live for the first time. A considerable amount of speed gets lost on video. How fast must Lin Shidong's backhand be live? 😬

The sound in the venue is very different compared to recent events. It almost sounds like they are breaking the balls because they hit so hard.

New rubbers were due anyway, but I did not need the new blade. Simply bought out of frustration and because I could.

- Improve my rating and actually maintain it for once - Become more consistent - Play even more tournaments and make new table tennis friends - Beat a player with a 1600 TTR - Get less frustrated with myself - Go back to the gym and work on my body - And just improve overall Maybe I will think...

That's very strange actually.

Sports shoes you always need to buy bigger, but yeah, even within brand sizes differ unfortunately. I bought a new pair of Asics, my old ones were 44.5, but the new ones are 45. If you compare them side to side they are actually the same size, however. If you sign up for OneAsics you can test...

On the two days I was in Frankfurt I noticed that a lot of the VIP seats were purchased by Chinese fans (and when the Chinese players were done on Wednesday they were too).

You can buy a kind of band to fix your glasses around the head. You will find plenty of options on Amazon.

I would never give one away 😅

A shame they don't donate those.

Dan finally showed what his backhand is capable of.

Can you take pictures of the venue? Would be nice to see what it looks like and what's there for fans.

I hate it when they give use completely worn out balls in league matches or tournaments and when you ask for a replacement it's another shitty ball.

Watched the Jang Woo-jin vs Harimoto match last night and can't believe how fast Jang was. Like the man was outplayed multiple times, but gets from one wide corner to the other within a second and still gets off dangerous attacking shots.

"Shakehand is so easy" 😂 Can't wait for part 2.

ITTF World uploaded highlights fur the China Puerto Rico match and in the thumbnail you can see Diaz' handle. It looks blueish?

In the match against Wang Manyu it didn't look like Diaz was playing the Viscaria Super ALC, but I couldn't tell what it is.