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I'm kinda keen to know as well. And as for your opponents Will, I think you guys are about on par with each other. :o

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I certainly don't think a player like you will have any problems spinning the ball from a heavy backspin. As for quick attack, I find that the ball travels so much faster and deep, making blocking a bit tricky. But what makes Calibra so great is the low throw and dipping effect after the bounce...

I use the rubber for my BH and it's superb. I did change to Calibra previously, but I found out it doesn't really suited for my BH. So I'm sticking to Xiom

I think with the new ball, new rubbers will pop up soon. Just like the banning of speed glue.

Yup, probably credit should be given to Timo. Maybe Olivier wasn't playing his best TT then.

I really like Ovtcharov serve. I like the way the ball pops up when he does the BH serves.

Hi Uzumaki, welcome to the forum. About your question, honestly I don't know about Xiom Strato, but I can promise you that the Optimum Carbo is a great blade. If you look on my left column, you will see that it's my choice of weapon. I have other blades, but this is my favourite. :D

Hahahaha I like that Wiwa. Yes Medari, Lin Dan is a great player, but he lost the no 1 spot to Chong Wei, also, Chong Wei beat him in the final of the recent Korean Super Series.

Oh yes, thanx buddy. She beat Schiavone in the finals, and she lost to Kim in the Aussie Open. I was a bit confused and got it the other way round.:D

Spot on Richard. Maybe some of us don't have access to the article, so I thought I would just post it here so everyone would be able to read it. It's an interesting article.

This was an article originally written by Larry Hodges and Cheng Yinghua for USATT Magazine which I think would be nice to be shared with everyone here. The Chinese National Team The Chinese team has more depth than any other team in the world. The primary training center is in Beijing. The...

Master Jedi, you won't regret it. :D I've been using Stiga rubbers exclusively for my FH for a long time, Calibra range is the best yet.

The Chinese Women's volleyball team is feared all over the world actually. I think they won the world cup a number of times and recently they beat Cuba, Holland and Brazil. Currently the world no 1 And as for Cai Yun and Haifeng, they're the best doubles in the world at the moment winning over...

It's less than tenergy, that's for sure, if I can use tenergy as a reference. It doesn't have the tackiness of the Chinese rubbers. But if you have the right technique, good racket head speed, the amount of spin can be massive. But what it has is the long trajectory and low throw when you're...

hahaha 29 years 'young' I would say. He's been in the circuit for quite sometime. Sorry to hear you just past your "young" side of the age, William.:) 30-40, I would say 'experience' stage. 40 onwards like me, I would say the start of the downhill stage hehehe:D

For BH, I recommend Calibra LT Spin. I would say LT Sound too, but it's it's rather too fast for BH.

TTinsane, now that is really funny hahahahaaha...Yeah, Anders is quite right. It works for advance and pro players, even some intermediate players. But for lower level players, they have to think about their footwork, degree angle of their bats, how hard should they spin or push, placements, how...

Nope Yosua, my version is HAAIIIIYYAAAAHH!!! HEHEHE Just kidding buddy. I do UNGGGH sometimes, especially when I am tired, or top spinning heavy underspins (under spins that comes back to me after I hit a spinny topspins to players like you who uses long pips!)..it's hard work buddy!! hahaha

UNGGGH...should work too Yosua. In a way, it's breathing out too.