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I would wager that you flat hit because that is what you are accustomed to.

Buy Donic BH rubber, it starts with the same letter, it will be much easier. H3 BS is top of the line.

Found the video i mentioned earleir. It is potato quality but you can see how to do it clearly. You do not need opponent for this. Heck you even do not need table.. PS: It is my 1000th post, yay. EDIT: I spent days doing this very exercice when pandemic started, because I had nothing better...

It would be marvelous.

Don't apologize for questions. I have not used Globe 999 blue sponge unfortunately. What Chinese tacky rubbers you have used and what you did not like about them?

Tbh I didn't like that much feeling of Fang Bo B2 (that is why I did not end up buying it, a guy was so nice that he lent me the blade to try out for an hour or so). I like Battle 2 as much as I liked the provincial sheet of Hurricane 3. If I was in a blind test I would recognize Hurricane only...

I agree with you. Look at the footage against the blue shirt kiddo. Some points the ball just spinned out of your bat.

Yogi_bear had a nice instructional video about learning to brush properly. Also you can try to brush the ball of the bottle without moving the bottle.

Maybe you should go back to basics and focus and shadow swing. I think you could get a bit lower as well, it could enable you to be more swift. Sometimes I use this guys stroke as a reference (dark red)

The problem lies within vibration transmission. You would loose a bit of feel by not glueing handle on the blade.

He probably based this on sheer amount of unforced errors you made. I watched your match against young guy in blue shirt and neon green shoes, and I've counted like 5-6 lost points because of that.

As far as I remember, Bo2 had was much slower in low impact than viscaria, much flexier and had a tad slower top end speed. At least I couldn't play as fast with Bo2 as with Viscaria. That Viscaria had different rubber though. It had H3, and I used Battle 2.

Carbon in DHS blades feels different than butterfly ALC blades. The non carbon fiber is yellow instead of blue. Sanwei F3 Pro is a thick boy, around 6.5mm Fang Bo should be slimmer around 5.8-6mm (one I played was touch thinner than 5.9, at that point I was really bad at reading vernier scale)...

Ib66 are you using different setup every practice or what?

BTW, Arctic wood which was tested alongside Celero wood, was one of the very few that was close too Hurricane Long V in terms of ball hold in ttgearlab tests.

13s is too new of a product to be well documented. Not many people have received them yet. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?24308-Yinhe-pro-13s-good-concept-but-is-it-worth-to-try&p=331461&viewfull=1#post331461 User in this thread states that both veneers are suppose to be...

https://stervinou.net/ttbdb/liste.php --> Galaxy/Milkyway/Yinhe V14 Pro - Thick core viscaria like Pro 01 - Viscaria exact like 970XX - Inne fiber (fiber depends on last letter C is thick carbon, K kevlar carbon, A - aromatic/arylate carbon), I think koto outer in most cases Pro feeling -...

If you are going for Offensive 5 ply, consider OSP Virtuoso. They are on sale because of Covid. 10€ cheaper or so. It will be more expensive than a Japanese Korbel, but more premium. I am just throwing this as an option to consider.

T05 has softer and thinner topsheet. Max thickness of Fastarc G-1 is 2.0mm because of that.