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  1. How to deal with the "freezing"

    Freezing for me occurs when I know I can play better and beat the opponent,but I'm losing.
  2. XP 2008 Super Power

    XP 2008 Super Power

    The 2008 Super Power-XP is a outstanding superior elastic rubber, which is on the base of the better rubber SUPER POWER 2008. also which uses the new IB TECH-Exonsor technology. The 2008 Super Power-XP's outstanding Japanese Orange-coloured sponge the that acceleratesthe speed of your shots...
  3. Number of blades available to use at any one time?

    Just lying around,I have 6 What I use-2,the rest I lend to others
  4. TT instruction books?

    Yes,Ben Larcomb from expert table tennis has some good reads
  5. Tenergy 05 or Tenergy 80?

    T05 Is spin king, T80 is in between T05 and T64,a combination of speed and spin That's according to butterfly
  6. Looking for new BH rubber with lots of Control

    With the polyball,I prefer a hybrid rubber(tacky topsheet with japanese sponge) It grips the ball better,as well as add control
  7. TTD - WTTC 2015 Competition Winners!

    Congratulations!
  8. Belarus Open 2015 - ITTF World Tour

    I wonder what happened to Vladimir Samsonov?that's his home ground
  9. Butterfly Kong Linghui Special vs Garaydia ALC - Are they the same?

    That's 1 of the worst things about butterfly-they do not reply to emails
  10. TableTennis11. Anyone use this company?

    Oh,and if you order over a certain amount(I think its $70),it is free shipping. And if you purchase rubbers and a blade,there is free gluing,plus they can lacquer the blade for you for free.
  11. Kanter ALL+ and Temper Tech ALL+

    From experience,dr neubauer has some very light blades,ranging from DEF to OFF. I have 2-i is 65 g and the other 69g
  12. RIP Mats Bandstigen (1968-2015)

    A sad time for all,especially the family and Stiga
  13. Looking for new BH rubber with lots of Control

    I have found the kokutaku blutenkirsche 868 Tokyo to be very easy to block with. It is a cheap rubber,so I reccomend trying it Other control rubbers come to mind:dawei xp 2008,mark v,nexy demian
  14. BLutenkirsche 868 Tokyo

    4 out of 5 rating for Blutenkirsche 868 Tokyo I don't think the manufacturers description is 100% correct in saying it is a non-tacky rubber,because it is tacky. Server:spin was easily created,due to a tacky topsheet.serves were not very fast. Serve return:this rubber is not too reactive to...
  15. New Rule: Opportunity to coach between points!

    This is a good point.it makes a lot of sense
  16. European Loop vs Chinese Loop?

    Not necessarily.the more force you add,the greater the spin. But in the case of chinese rubbers,friction is on your side.the more force you add,it is assisted by friction to give you more spin.
  17. Blutenkirsche 868 Tokyo

    Review by 'mahomedy13' on item 'Blutenkirsche 868 Tokyo'

    I don't think the manufacturers description is 100% correct in saying it is a non-tacky rubber,because it is tacky. Server:spin was easily created,due to a tacky topsheet.serves were not very fast. Serve return:this rubber is not too reactive to incoming spin,and to impart your own spin was...
  18. Re-Building the BEAST

    I guess the move is good for you-closer to family,and closer to table tennis!
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