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The problem is with your timing hitting the ball. If your timing is in where the racket upon contact with the ball on its greatest downward force then it will make the bounce higher just lime with a normal underspin serve where you chop the ball too perpendicular with the table, it goes high.

Feel is associated with those factors you mentioned like spin, power, control, etc. It os a fundamental part of tt and kust be developed from the start. Brushing the ball on different depths of the ball vs sponge is one way to develop feel.

It works but the challenge with beginners is to bend the knees and twist their torso when looping so i think making them drop the ball is better. For peak timing then the one with the stool is better.

Awesome video mate.

Not measured yet. Ill give the measurements soon but even the vii seems thin compared to clipper.

You seem to be not prepared doing 3rd ball attacks as you are not always in position to do so after you have served.

Well the Nostalgic blades are thin blades overall.

hmm, the offensive nostalgia felt harder and more stiff than oc carbon despite the nostalgic being an all wood blade. not sure about the speed probably oc carbon is a tad faster. i have to wait for my blades to arrive this week because the blades in the pictures are just for display.

Nostalgic offensive has wenge outer plies and therefore feels harder and more stiff.

who won? hrhrrhrhhr... both are pretty!

I got hold of the blades when Werner Ola of Stiga held a mini-seminar here in the Philippines. Mine are coming probably next week. The Azaleas and Nostalgic blades look promising but I am fixated on the Nostalgic All around and Offensive. Here are some pics.

I felt kiri core blades being faster than ayous core blades of the same outer veneers

Flick, dropshot, lift or push back in a short but wide angle.

V15 extra on the contrary is very spinny. You just need to brush the ball more rather than hit through the sponge.it is heavy though and if the op decides to use spw the set up would be very heavy.

Try a softer rubber with 145 like calibra lt sound 2.0mm and xiom vega pro max

Your way of practicing also is a good way for the player to wait for the ball in which beginners sometimes rush to hit the ball. There are lots of ways to teach looping, one just need to be creative.

Yup it is me.

this is the video that I have done just today that teaches how to do forehand loop before doing multiballs fh vs underspin. you may be a penhold player but the principles are the same. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/6diZVBQcIGw" frameborder="0"...

- could have built a room wall out of the blades I have owned and used but I settled with Xiom Feel AX Adidas Strikewood 7 and Stiga Rosewood V

Red plus Black and OSP