I think TT is a mental game at the very least. The home court and the crowd cheering for you can give you a huge boost. The biggest tournaments I see mostly use DHS tables which is in favor of the Chinese.
But even at "home" the Koreans at the moment still having a very hard time.
thanks for the info, I also hope that the Rxton9 will give me a bit boost in speed (10% is enough) compares to H3 pro neo blue. Looping wise I am very satisfy with my H3, but blocking also requires more effort and some gains in speed may help with that
can you please give me more details about the
also watching GAN's review of Rxton9 he said that the H3 grips the ball and toss it, while Rxton9 hit though the ball. What is your experience on this one ?
I've played with King 3 for 5 years, and compared to H301 (of my friend) it's harder, more linear, much more bouncier. It's all about attacking so blocking maybe a bit hard. H301 is crispier, better at blocking and opening loops.
I serve mostly no spins and little side spins to the opponent's short right side, which is difficult to return short, so most of the time I will get long ball to my backhand side (which is perfect) or sometimes to my forehand, which I can still attack
I can share my experience -
There's a time I've been struggling to reach higher level. I tried to perfect my techniques and tried to do fancy shots, but often end up losing the match. So instead I focus on these things and got many wins from then:
- I learned the hook serve from Wang Hao -...
I also just got a Mantra Pro M for sale and put on my BH in hope that it will gain a bit more power from my Moon 12 H-, but you are right, it feels "airy" and much softer, so I switched back to the Moon :ROFLMAO: