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I don't know about Stiga Intensity NCT, but I'm using both Stiga Wood Hybrid NCT and Optimum Carbo. Both are quite alike in terms of control, speed and weight. When it comes to speed, they're really really quick, and I use Boost TP as rubbers. Weight wise its medium, not as heavy as the hardwood...

Whoaaa...once you finished,I think I can clone you buddy. hahaha thx! Keep it coming............

Basically it's just to clean the ball from dirt and dust...that's all. So the ball 'digs' better into the rubber.

Hi Nightwolf, presently I'm using Stiga Optimum Carbo with Stiga Boosts TP, with my back up blade being Stiga Hybrid Wood NCT. I can safely say both are super quick (with stiga boosts rubber) with immense control. Stiga blades are a bit different from Butterfly coz it vibrates a little and so it...

In the US, TT is taking the back stage for a lot of reasons, most being mentioned already. In a country where power and physical sports takes centre stage (american football, baseball and basketball. Probably naming TT as TTball would help haha. Even squash is converted to racketball. Go figure)...

Love the way when TTGuru said that Suss has more off days than the next guy...and you are right by saying being damn good when he's in form..plus a little arrogant too:)

You are absolutely right kaikaz, some of the coaches do hit their young charge, and people must not imagine that they're hitting as if a fool blooded topspin kind of thing. For instance a tap on the head if you keep repeating the same mistakes, on the legs if you are not moving your feet etc. As...

Hhhmmm funny that my posts on this thread is mysteriously missing...

Wow, Ma Lin serve huh....but it took me a few second to understand the arm removal. At 1st I thought it would be a heck of a painful serve for you and whether it was worth while doing it. Then only I realized it was the wrist and arm 'snap' that Ma Lin always does. Nice one mate. Good to hear...

Thanx frank for the wonderful insights. There were quite a few good training etiquettes for all you youngsters out there. Also it brought me back to earth looking back at some of my training sessions...though I may be 42yrs old but some days I have been training as if I am 70!!! Sigh...:)

Stiga has really improve in leaps and bounce by penetrating the asian market with a bang...way to go. Obviously I would say this since I use Stga equipment. Not forgetting....CHEERS DAN THE MAN

HEHE I think PingPongPom just answered your question...another bad day at the office for Suss.

Excellent buddy, this will certainly help people (right handed players) like me. Obviously your hook will take me further to my backhand. This will help me dig into the psyche of offensive left handed players like you. Your long push to the body will stifelled me of space and time, and forces...

looking forward to it buddy...cheers:) would be fun to know from a defensive player. It would may even help me how to approach a defensive opponent...in a match!!:cool:

for gods sake, they're just kids....they will learn more competing in the match and enjoying the match than winning it.

Every player will have their own unique style as how they approach a game. Say if you are a defensive player, what type of serve is best for you. Do you look for a quick attack or wait for your opponent to make a mistake? If you are an all out attacker, do you wait for the ball that allow you to...

He can be using the cheapest bat there is and still beat me in a match...hahaha

Dude, you have excellent points and I can appreciate that.....

It has to be Kong Linghui, Waldner, Primorac and Liu

Here's one for you Vinqui, I would be delighted if you may get Jorg Rosskopf, if he is still the coach of the German team and ask him how does he coach Timo....