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your toes should not be pointing straight, position them in such a way they point a little bit diagonal to left and to the right. just keep on practicing and you will be able to coordinate and simultaneously twist your body when doing back swing.

i would still say your posture is hindering you from easily rotating your body. your posture is a little too straight and it also tenses your back muscles resulting to a partially stiff movement or rotation. lean a little bit forward and bend a little downwards. it could help a lot in your body...

body needs to be more relaxed and bending your body a little more forward. In terms of contact with the ball and racket, there should be more sponge compression aside from brushing. The timing also helps, you are taking the ball a bit late. Hit the ball at the top of the bounce or earlier.

Xiom Solo is very good with a koto outerply but feels softer and slower than clipper cc. It is all wood though. If you would like a composite one instead, the Xiom Vega Euro blade like others have been suggesting is very good.

4 out of 5 rating for Carbonado 245 Weight: 92-93 grams Speed: Off+ Hardness: very stiff The 245 is a high throw blade. Like the 45 and 145 predecessors, the 245 has also has a high throw. The 245 is a very stiff blade and also insanely fast. Only the weight is the drawback. It is like an...

4 out of 5 rating for Carbonado 290 Wt: 93 grams (master flared) Hardness: Very Stiff Composition: Limba+ textreme carbon + ayous Speed: OFF+ The Stiga Carbonado 290 was designed for players who wanted a faster Stiga blade because Stiga has not had any off+ blades for a few years now...

it is only sold in romania. they have their online store.

There is a brand called Red+black and the blade model is Flow. It is one of the best all around + blade I have every tried.

learn to consistently loop in the backhand instead of pushing a push back. also, try learning to loop half long underspin serves above the table. with the h3 neo, it is much easier to execute.

When you are looping underspin above the table it should have a closed angle ang timing should be on the rise. Contact should be through the sponge with more emphasis on power and speed than spin. If you take the ball once it begins to go down after the bounce, then bat should have a more open...

4 out of 5 rating for Rasanter R50 The spinniest Rasanter rubber having also the hardest sponge.The feel of the rubber is closer to the Joola Maxxx 500 and Gewo Hype Pro 50. Produces high amount of spin and it seems suited more for players who use Chinese rubbers. The speed is medium fast like...

Probably you need to work out on your timing or contact point with ball, how deep your sponge compression is and the way you use your arms and wrist when doing backhand loops but we need an idea how you do it first.

got a simpler video. this is between pushblocker and schlager playing in a garage. you can learn lots of things from what schlager is doing but the principle is still the same. he brushes the ball and he does a simple no spin or underspin serve then he waits for the ball and just spins it. Yes...

I did not see his link LOL.

this is a good video

4 out of 5 rating for Rasanter R47 This is the 2nd fastest Rasanter rubber. This is slightly spinnier than the V47 version and has a higher arc. The topsheet grips the ball fairly good enough. This has a lesser spin compared to MX-P but better control. This is still very spinny. Also, the MX-P...

nice. there are clubs there that if you are a member you can have the tenergy rubbers at 60-70% price. sad thing is you would have to pay a huge amount for the club membership.