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Wow!! You have a Gergely? Excellent blade buddy! It goes very well with Sriver, any Sriver in fact. If you can handle it, why would you want to change. No doubt it's a very fast blade, but tame it if you can, and it will be rewarding. Yes, it's a blade for experts. But if I got for free, I...

If you want soft offensive feel, I really would suggest Timo Boll's ZLF. You really can't go wrong with it.

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Thanx Yosua, much appreciated. :)

I sympathize with your team mates, Matt. Dan, just give him another one...:)

To a point, yes. It helps if you are still developing your technique. It doesn't help much if you're combining your trainings with footwork.

Straighter trajectory and less spin would be the death to players like me since I like to stand back and spin curve the balls. But I guess the manufacturers will start producing new rubbers to overcome that, but like Bryce said, more money have to be spent on new rubbers in order to compete...

Yeah, I think it might work if you want a bit more speed. But, I really would suggest Calibra LT Sound or LT Spin for your BH. I'm just worried that Neos would be a let down for you since speed glue is banned now. When I tried it, it was about 5-6 years ago with speed glue.

It's a great idea I think, but these people must be committed and open to criticisms.

Anders is right, it was design during the speed glue era...it's really quick with speed glue. Now it's best if you go for some of the high tension rubbers.

All I know about it is that it's really fast, I mean demonic fast. But, it doesn't have a lot of spin built in it. Miss time the ball, and it'll go over the edge. Tried it once at my local dealer, so I ended up buying Innova and Mendo.

Aaahh I see. It's like Timo's serve, the inside out one. Except that he serve from under his left arm??? Assuming the guy is a right hander that is. Yeah, I think you should put it on video buddy, but really, you got to do justice with the serve hehehe. I mean 99% resembling the originals hahahaha

I think that was Yosua. Typical chopper huh. Just because you chop the balls, you start to think you're Bruce Lee hehehe

Wow..expedite system huh. Thanx Carl, I didn't even know that existed. I thought they only have that in squash. Great find buddy!! There you go..just when you know everything that needs to know about TT ahahahaha

Is it the tomahawk serve?

I get it!! hahahha took me awhile though...

Yup, that's it!! hehehe Sorry Sananas, but there's no harm by creating the thread. It would be good for the newer members since they might not know the earlier threads. So, what are you waiting for people??! Post them here.....hahahahaha

The balls are custom made for Matt!! I bet he's the guy behind this in his quest to be the world no1...hahahaha Changing the characteristics will also influence the rubbers. Manufacturers will start producing less tacky and harder rubbers.

I don't think it means anything. In the old days I used to shout "woosah". Now most shouted "cho". I mean if "cho" was used by Malaysian TT players only, it won't get picked up internationally hehehe. But instead, it's widely used by the Chinese, the TT super power, and it's contagious. I think...

Thanx Dan, this is indeed a great find. The response I think was frank and honest. However it doesn't put my mind to rest with this evolution of the TT balls. When I was a kid, I used to make stink bomb with pieces of TT balls..it produced immense amount of smoke, and they really stunk. Adham...