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  1. Balls hitting the edge of the racket

    I think you loose to much time and understanding where rhe ball is coming if you look at the ball. Do not believe in looking at the ball all the time. But as long it is working for you!
  2. Will this be a decent racket for me?

    How good are you? If you are a beginner it is most important that the racket is not to fast and have grip in the rubbers so you can Do all the shots well. Maybe try an allround blade instead and Maybe regular rubber like markv or rakza x soft, But china rubber is also pretty slow so that...
  3. Seeking for advice RE: Left handed player tactics against right handed players

    Hard question to answer We need much more. I think a good tactic have these things Play on your strengths. So trained this alot before match and how ro come to them. Otherwise it is more luck if you win. Play on their weakness. Find this out by looking at their grip, warm up and how they...
  4. Balls hitting the edge of the racket

    What is the name of the coach?
  5. Balls hitting the edge of the racket

    When the new ball came i was at an education for coaches and we were going to show different strokes. One coach said that you do not need to go down with the arm so much, like this guy say, because with the ball it is less spin. I think this is very true for flicking serves and short balls, it...
  6. Knowing when to change rubber type (or not)?

    I do think flathitting is much more unsafe compared to a loop. Does not matter if you have short pimple or inverted. If you try to smash on a to low ball, there are no arc to put the ball on to the table. This is proably a big reason why many choose to play with inverted and not short pimple. It...
  7. Balls hitting the edge of the racket

    I think i know the answer to this. Or atleast in my opinion, there are two answers to this. The angle of the racket is to close. So you have a higher chance to hit the edge. Maybe you still can brush the ball with the angle a little more open. You are starting the swing to early, and get to...
  8. Knowing when to change rubber type (or not)?

    I am not near an expert, but maybe i have some experience about short pimple since i used it for so long. I think if you flat hit everything it is better to have short pimple. It is designed for that, it is less spin sensitive so it is easier to hit through spin. But i think inverted works...
  9. Knowing when to change rubber type (or not)?

    I think ii is often view so because inverted is the more common way of playing and coaches know more about this. I can agree that it is often some hate against using other kind of rubbers, but i think that is much because coaches do not have knowledge about them. Personally i believe that it is...
  10. Knowing when to change rubber type (or not)?

    Maybe you can learn to loop with a short pimple rubber, But if you are going to loop you should keep the inverted rubber. It is still two very difference things to use short pimple and inverted, you can not play the same stroke successfully with both of the rubbers. Short pimple Will always...
  11. Knowing when to change rubber type (or not)?

    I find it funny that We are still discussing this. I am not the best coach in the world and We members Do not know everything But i think We all can agree on that keep playing with inverted at the moment is the best option. He is 10 years old and have just started. There is No way to see now...
  12. Teaching a forehand drive

    Yes. But i hope you understand that you do not want to stand sideways to the table. Try standing completely square to the table, like you are standning on a line, then put your left if a little in front of the right if you are righthanded and that is fine! Then if you are standing correct...
  13. Teaching a forehand drive

    I think you should almost just move the arm when you do forehand counter. You are so close to the table so you have no time to use your body. But it is can be good to start to use the body in the counter so you know how to use the body when you do the forehand loop. I do not follow the...
  14. Knowing when to change rubber type (or not)?

    I Do not know about low ceiling. I think i beat the majority here and Falck show it is possible to become good. But you need to change after several years of training, for the rigth reasons and your coach need to know how to play with pimples. I also think an inverted rubber is in general...
  15. Knowing when to change rubber type (or not)?

    I am using short pips on forehand and know Falcks coaches that put pimple on him personally since i have had them as coaches. It is way to early to put short pimple on him. He should try to learn to loop for atleast some years, Maybe More or less five years. To not have Tried to learn to...
  16. Teaching a forehand drive

    Yogi! Good enthusiasm! Regarding the forehandcounter i think it is important to always have the elbow in front of the body at all time. I think you can try to teach him to start with the elbow and racket infront of the nose then go back a little to the side of the body, But you still want to...
  17. Tenergy 05 and Tenergy 05 HARD VS Rakza X

    Anyone have an opinion about victas VS 401? played a chopper that had that rubber on the forehand. His opening forehand loop was the worst i have ever played, massive spin. But it seems to be just for choppers and the rubber seems somewhat tacky so maybe it is way to slow for the backhand...
  18. Tenergy 05 and Tenergy 05 HARD VS Rakza X

    it seems like Tenergy 05 is a very good and safe choice! Alot of you guys seems to like it! I will play a little with a guy that have 05 on bh and 05 HARD on fh tonight. I will try some balls with his racket if i have the time.
  19. Daily Table Tennis Chit Chat

    Haha you like them! Maybe you can have a video without slowmo also next time! the rhytme of the play feels so off with all the slowmo and takes like forever to watch the game :) but sure, it looks kinda cool
  20. Daily Table Tennis Chit Chat

    I am in a somewhat hurry so do i will try to answer this fast. You want to do the same stroke in forehand? I think the same principles apply. Wait for the ball, Let the ball be on the racket, then do the stroke. A backswing will make it to unsafe, to hard to time. Do a little stroke...
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