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Yes, i tried a regular red boosted h3 and it was good. It was probably an overboosted h3 that made my shots hit the net.

Any 2019 equipment??

Nope, the 2nd veneer is limba. Looking at the pics is not enough.

The ice cream blades are hybrid blades. It is like having 2 blades packed into 1 blade. The azxi is like innerforce alc on 1 side and inneroforce zlc on the other. The azx is like zjk alc and zlc combined also.

Th3 blades they have have are also smoother.

I Tony if it is a provincial level coach, how much would be the session?

Azxi, inneforce alc/zlc, azx, zjk alc/zlc

Azxi is limba-limba-alc/zlc. You have to take into co sideration that there 2 hybrid blades are patterned after 4 known blades.

Azxi is definitely limba, and azx is koto.

I think the ones with a dorm and food is better.

Quality is descent. The clipper is slower than the original when i tried this about 4 or 5 years ago.

Lol intro with an actual ice cream. That was a good one Dan hahaha.

Power LT is supposedly available only in China I think. Stiga calibra LT Spin 2.0 mm is oknfor the backhand.

Stiga exclusive has a harder outer feel and has kinda heavy swing. Imagine a heaver Stiga Intensity.

It happens to me if i am out of practice, my timing would suck.

I dunno if he can view this as a mirror view but here is the video I made which I taught a complete beginner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIgSoQV5VNo

the best corrective measure is shadow drills first before doing multiballs in every sessions. it will slowly give him muscle memory and will coordinate his movements especially with turning the torso. also, use point of references in every part of the body that is involved in the stroke like...

Tried M8 with Sanwei Ultraspin and it is a good beginner combo. if you can find a thinner rubber that would be better to reduce weight.

I am for getting a good blade with just a cheap Chinese rubber that slow. As long as they are being trained correctly they will not have problems with spin sensitivity. I have had players who started using just a cheap pre-made chinese but that has 1.7mm sponge but the surface is tacky and their...

Custom rackets are fine eveb with beginners if they are serious about learning. In the long run, you will spend more money if you will buy a hobby bat then switch to custom rackets. Also, lots of cheap chinese rackets to choose from.