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It's not wrong, it's just preference. I like classic Btfly/ESN cca 47 on the BH and hard chinesse sponge on the FH (like you I also liked C55 but the durability is poor, I'd go for C57.5 now if the durability were better). E.g. now I play with Rakza XX, it is a bit harder, and will not buy it...

Finally! I love that he switched it... I say it all the time, Glayzer is the best BH rubber in the world... He's gonna stay with it the next season, you'll see...

Thanks Sergio, so maybe stay with the current shape and just make it more low balanced.

There is no body. There is no time. There is no W968. We are f....: There is even no spoon. EDIT: Sorry, couldn't resist. Good things are happening today ;-)

;-) Either that, or I need to improve my BH technique ;-) I mean, I can put a lot of power into FH, and my arm will not be tired. OK, the whole body will be, but not the arm... But BH - nope, the wrist can be tired, even shoulder... It must be technique issue... Cheers.

I was thinking more in the direction of optimizing the BH. In my current blade I have enough momentum/power in the FH, but sometimes in the BH it is a bit heavy. But I don't want to sacrifice FH power much. I mean I hoped that we could have slightly less area (thus lighter), but not lose much FH...

Yes, if you can make it round, I'd prefer it... I like round things... OK, seriously, if you can make it, while keeping things, which you understand as benefits of cyber-shape, that would be great... Taken from my point of view: As you know, I like slightly bigger head, and I love the dense...

Pure rumour, you sound like conspiracy theorist here...

OK, I trust you... Considering taking that shape for the next blade...

Can we have a round shape which would achieve these cyber-shape benefits?

Hi @isaacdl, I like the base structure of your FH loop, your elbow is nicely close to body during back-swing and you transfer power well - the proof is the position of your non-playing hand during ball contact. That is actually a thing you should be even more aware of, and experiment with it...

Yes, these things suck. Couple of days ago I made a ding in freshly repaired blade... Now I have a new strategy in mind... As soon as I receive a new blade from Sergio, I'll ask/beg him to be put into queue right away ;-)

Of course, it's possible it is not his decision... We may not know... But someone decided it... And it's the weakness... You're right, sometimes we may not see precisely, who or how, but still, after feeling hurt, you realize, such thing now simply can't hurt anymore...

It's his weakness... If you understand it that way, you can only wish him well...

Yes, of course. It doesn't matter what weakness...

Hmm, it may disappoint you in the moment, and you may not feel well at that moment. But then you sleep on it and realize, it's just a weakness. Problem solved. From that moment on it simply can't affect you. Other example, you remember Yuan Licen dirty delaying, and if I remember, also LSD in...

Yesterday while practising a combination: backspin serve, op ret. to FH, open with FH loop, op block to BH, BH loop. I realized my bad habit to keep the hand a bit too low after transition from FH to BH, which results in lot of misses or blade edges (Kante). Just keeping the hand a bit higher on...

Any hints for cheap all wood 5ply or 3ply blades... To buy 10-20 pcs... Thanks.

Example: there is still a signif. diff. between D09C and regular Glayzer - when you put a protective sheet, it stick much more strongly to D09C than to reg. Glayzer or ESN rubber like O7P... I bet it's the same for G09C... And because we should edify each other ;-), I think you need serious...

I think the unreturnable 1st attack does happen - if the opponent doesn't read the serve properly, and in this level, it is relatively rare. So mostly he (or anyone) expects it will be returned. The step-back is part of the motion... For me the difference was in 2 points: the power, and the...