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You are totally correct. I was just opposing to the thought that random drills trump controlled block training for beginners. The study that talked about two groups that learned a new skill seems to me like they want to convey that aquiring a totally new skill (like learning table tennis) would...

I read up on a few head sizes and then went to OSP blades' website where you can basically have them customize your own blade and choose a head size. If we were to believe their categories, the blade sizes are very very similar and probably not even noticable without having a head to head...

The head size was only smaller than the YSE head by a mm i think, so nothing really to worry about. I just measured both and they seemed alike. Even the handle was 99mm on both, so perhaps it is not that different after all. When i researched the Nittaku Violin the data i got from the net...

1. It is a decent setup, but you are basically moving backwards with the blade (from a faster blade to a slower one with the YSE) and then you use faster Rubbers. If you think you have good control and just want to have something faster, i would suggest you stick with the blade and just try the...

If the price is not that important to you i think the Nittaku Acoustic or even the Violin could be a good match for you. I think they do come with a slightly smaller head though and yes the handles are probably (too?) small for some people. I got an regular handle Violin which is totally ok for...

Me being a total table tennis beginner I can only point out that random or match like practice is detrimental for beginners. This is basically how i started table tennis. Whatching a few guys playing and joining them. After 5 weeks I developed a technique that build on hitting the ball late...