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Amazing. And even did it with a bare blade without rubberz. [Emoji15] Crazy Wonder if that will finally put Loopi to mute. [Emoji23] Thanks @Pongfinity Lederhosen. Jawoll! [Emoji23] 1 <3

There was a short article in the German Tabletennis Mag "Tischtennis". The league's website also says so. http://www.damen-tischtennis-bundesliga.de/lily-zhang-wechselt-nach-kolbermoor/10862/

Just FTR: You do know that Lily has signed up with Kolbermoor, Sabine Winter's former club. Opposed to the previous season she's gonna play full season.

I think there's a misunderstanding. Yogi didn't mean which brand is printed on the rubber. He (or actually WE) rather wanted to know if this rubber is also produced by Haifu like the Tibhar Grip-S used to be.

Hey, good one. [Emoji106][Emoji2] How'd you know? This here used to be her blade for a very long time. And when I say HER blade i really mean HER very own personal blade that she'd been using from teenager days. :) But afaik she changed to a blade from her sponsor a while ago. IIRC it was a...

This is interesting. A while ago our club had a coaching lesson by former German women's National Team member and women Bundesliga player Tanja Krämer and after the lesson we sat together and she basically said the same. With a too fast blade she would be giving away far too many points at serve...

This! +1

As I have already played tabletennis before the red/black rule came up, I don't see anything negative here about orange or other colours. In fact I welcome the idea, because it adds a bit more individualism. I've seen also pro players use other colours back then in front of my own eyes, so other...

I can remember that one too. One of my club mates had it on the backhand on the other side of an eggplant coloured 729 friendship. I also remember the Nittaku Milford being made in the same colour. If I recall correctly there also was a Joola Clippa rubber in that colour.

You might have a point there. I've read that as well, hence my question to the guys from spinfactory. But you really could be right. I'll ask them again and try to find out.

to whom it may concern: just stumbled over this at YT and thought this might be also interesting to others. I like how they made this rather abstract data visible, Opposed to abstract numbers and data i find this visualization quite refreshing. What even impressed me more than the chinese...

From my information this is not accurate. This might be true for many other balls out there but not for Sanwei balls. Had a talk with one of the guys from spinfactory.de and he secured that SANWEI balls are NOT produced at one of DHS factories. He stated that they are produced by SANWEI...

Actually i felt i should keep staying out of this, but since Carl has had so much extra work that is absolutely not needed IMO I will try to help deescalate this, as my comment towards Ingo (who is pretty new here as well) has obviously caused all of this. I am really sorry for that and have...

What's the name of your blade? Hard to tell just from this one pic. You could also look into www.stervinou.net Their database is quite accurate and useful. Changing to a composite blade will numb the feeling and vibrations so you will hardly get a lot feedback whether you've hit the ball good...

A lot of amazing shots, but that ball at 3:26, [EMOJI15] he even tried to pull it off again at 6:07

Wasn't the Donic Traction III already some sort of hybrid?

Thanks bro

Great. You surprised him at times. I think it's quite normal to get a little nervous playing against very good players, at least for me.

Hahaha. Nevermind. This has happened to me and many others as well. It's happens a lot when people mindlessly wake up old threads. See some threads might even be worth it to be woken up every once in a while or even make them a 'sticky', but I'm afraid this one here isn't one of those. ;) But...

Hey Ingo, your advice is absolutely perfect but look at the date of this thread. I hope that OP meanwhile found some rubbers. [Emoji2] But no worries, this happens a lot when people wake up old threads. But it doesn't take away that your advice is on point.