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Is there a way for a user to log historical data and export it? If users have access to a .csv or any type of data export, we could use that for any side analysis (rubber vs rubber comparison for example).

I wonder how a player-manufacturer sponsored event would work if there was an auction for signature blades/rubbers. It would be difficult to do for a WTT event, but having something like the limited-edition Butterfly Assar blades being auctioned for the event and using some of the earnings to go...

I'll have to ask when I get back to the club. Glayzer costs as much as C-1, so that's definitely something I can check for the future. I had a bad experience with trying both Glayzers a while back, but I'm realizing now that it was the blade I tested. It felt fine on a Viscaria. Definitely agree...

The main driver is that I can find deals on rubbers vs Butterfly and that's always been my main hangup. I can get non-Butterfly rubbers for roughly 30% off if they are on-sale and buy in bulk for the year. I got my FZD and Lezoline shoes on sale through Amazon, which I wish I could get the more...

The Z definitely has a high throw. It gets a bit bouncier once some of the tack is lost. I recently tried my old inner carbon setup with an old sheet of Z and the throw was too high for me! I had to play back from the table more than usual when blocking or looping. I think once you get used to...

I typically do a packet of LiquidIV the night before a tournament and a carb source + LiquidIV during tournaments. The issue I'm having is when there's like a long break in between my matches and my body goes ice cold. If I make it to the bracket of my division in a Giant RR, my day will look...

Happy New Year! Looking forward to 2026 and trying to work out my own goals. Hit a huge plateau in results, but not in my skillset in the back half of 2025. A lot of it was just being overloaded by options with where I am developing and trying to think through every shot, which in turn slowed...

Both of you have really good full table forehand loops. You have great technique on your backhand loop as well to where I can see you being more confident in it in future matches. Winning against a >2000 player is no joke from where I stand. Good luck to you on your journey. Keep developing...

I've started to use the C52.5 for the backhand. The break-in period takes a while for me, I prefer when the topsheet starts to soften up on the C series for outer carbon. Blocking feels really stable on the backhand. I have a sheet of max C55 on forehand and switching the two seems like the 52.5...

Looks a bit uncanny. If table tennis had top level players that looked like that, we'd be getting that Fashion show money pouring in.

It was roughly $65-70 here in the US, but I wait for a sale on TableTennis11 and buy a few sheets. Comes to about $45/sheet (~40 Euros). I used to play with the Vega Pro/Euro when I started, but I like the feel of the J&H C series. Mainly joked about the price because Hugo won a major with...

Maybe the C55 and C52.5 will be cheaper if he leaves :ROFLMAO:

If I have it right, the second round of groups will have each team playing each other, except for their first group opponent, so that means there are 5 more matches of at least for each country? I almost panicked cause I thought the results were match based, not games based. You get off to a bad...

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Great video like always! Also wanted to checkout Spinsight for a while, but I am an Android user :(. I have a compatible Android, so I'm looking to beta test as well. Looking at the design of the phone post holder, is there a specific angle that you recommend setting the camera? I want to...

I would 100% record all of my matches if I had that quality!

Now I want whatever camera your opponent uses. That looked so cinematic.

Is the throw angle on the Z03 very high? It reminds me of the throw from Rakza Z, but the tackiness of the Z compensates for the throw.

I wish there were more supporters in the stands. Would have been cool if they were able to play directly in Charlotte.

I think accessibility is the main barrier to entry, at least in the US. Table tennis is casual friendly, as long as you have a table around. There's so much variability in the sport that I can see it being intimidating for someone to come in and just get frustrated not being able to return a...