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That's why I shared the FZD video. He gets super slow when he attack long backspin balls. If the ball is low, get yourself even lower (and try to hit it at the top of the bounce - it would rarely be lower than net height). The spin will take more practice to get used to. Another key thing about...

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV18K4y1479s/?spm_id_from=333.337.search-card.all.click Here's a review video by table tennis Gan. There's no subtitle though. I'll try to summarise it: - Hurricane G is a commercial version of W-965, which was used by Zhu Yuling at some point - Tested with 40...

https://d3d71ba2asa5oz.cloudfront.net/12008923/images/rubber%20matrix%20fall%202019.png in the old version (not sure which year this is released, but it has Dignics on it), Tenergy and their respective FX versions have the same ratings. All Roundells have the same ratings. This does not seem...

Generally, banana flicks are used when the serve is short and you don't have enough room to just topspin the ball. Since you are putting sidespin on the ball, you lose some energy that could have been converted into topspin and/or speed of the ball. It seems that your practice partner serves...

Which 12 blades did you get?

There wasn't direct comparison between Moon speed with rakza 7. The review I read described Moon speed 53 as a linear rubber with little catapult, non-tacky but enough grip on surface, slightly faster than Hurricane 8-80. It said Moon speed 53 is the Chinese version of Vega Tour. I'd imagine...

Unlikely. I read from Chinese website that it's a balanced, OFF/OFF- rubber. Seems to me it's a cheaper alternative to something like Rakza 7. Personally I prefer more extreme rubbers if I'm gonna pay more than 15 dollars, otherwise I'd just get CJ8000.

Response from BEO store, one of the seller on Aliexpress:

https://www.victas.com/en_gb/products/rubber/pinplein/allround/vs-401 https://www.victas.com/en_gb/products/rubber/pinplein/allround/vs-402 VS >402 is 50 deg whereas VS > 401 is 57.5 deg, it may be what you are looking for. I have no actual experience with either of them though.

Never played with one, but i'd imagine soft touches will be difficult since the composite layer is on top. I also wonder whether it will be more difficult to glue rubbers on it.

I'm guessing your semi-regular drill is like regular drill with random switching by the feeder? You can do serve & open up exercise with random receive/block/counter from the feeder. Start with completely regular drill first, introduce randomness (earlier and earlier) as you become comfortable...

It is the Butterfly specialist, so probably this one: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Butterfly-Specialist-Table-Tennis-Size/dp/B08J858T1N/ref=asc_df_B08J858T1N?tag=bingshoppinga-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=79920857931812&hvnetw=o&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=&hvtargid=pla-4583520392529448&psc=1

Well that premade IS Butterfly...

First of all, let's start with my understanding about 'throw'. In my mind, the 'throw' is the angle that the ball will leave the racket surface when you loop (or other stroke). The ball will leave a high throw rubber in tangential direction (in direction of brushing), whereas the ball will leave...

Matching colours between topsheet and sponge.

Soft-ish rubber with spin and control, less catapult than Rakza? Try Yinhe Mercury 2 medium first.

How do I buy Butterfly products from TT11? They don't seem to show up on the website.

I wouldn't think that would solve the problem. Generally harder sponge = higher top speed but also requires more physical effort to achieve high speed.

For spinny serves, you want two things: - excellent surface grip - limited bounciness But frankly it's >90% technique unless you're playing with cheap premades. My serves are similarly effective when I use Mercury II and MX-S.

I think getting an ALC blade is OK since you'd use the blade for the long time, so investing in a good one early is not a bad idea. However, The Xiom Omega series are fast rubbers. Combining those with an ALC blade would likely to be too fast for early intermediate players. You may want to...