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I am trying to say that although it is constructed like a modified viscaria, the feeling it gives you is like using an innerforce blade that is faster but not as stiff as viscaria. It is also has more bounce in it. The pro power is faster and stiffer. Both blades are faster than viscaria.

the other way around...

that's what i meant.. it has the feel of innerforce but it is more like a viscaria in construction.

h3 neo is still spinnier than mx-s but when you use the mx-p on power shots vs the regular h3 neo unboosted, you could produce more spin and power with it, it has more speed than h3 neo and much easier to use. i do agree that the transition from mx-s to h3 neo vice versa doesn't take much...

if hinoki is not present in your place try alaskan yellow cedar or cypress

nice maybe improvements on the handle shape. which blade template did you use?

yes but i have tested the 2 blades in the past, pro feeling has this great feel, very bouncy and doesn't feel as stiff as the pro power

you should try the yinhe pro feeling. that is a good clone of viscaria

that is one good post carl

that is why you can start the with a slow pace and tempo with beginners. random drills can be done in all levels. they just differ in speed, placement and tempo. with beginners it can be just be feeding 1 ball every 2-3 seconds and the speed of feeding is uniform and not erratic like in advanced...

i only use 1 layer on wood and sponge but i apply the amount of glue on a thicker application and yes it does happen on what you see on the video. it is very easy to peel especially on the sponge of chinese rubbers. i use medium viscosity.

the best drill for footwork would be random fh-bh multiball drills. not only it improves your reflex, response and timing, it forces you to have the proper footwork. do it in a slower pace at first and then gradually increase the speed over time.

why not ask for the specific weight? also try the master flared version. rosewood blades are known to be on the heavy side.

probably because it would be redundant and the acuda series rubbers are not exactly known for being durable.

the name is expensive lol

Maybe you are smashing the ball instead?

Gao ning specifically asked for a 95 gram blade when he was sponsored by adidas.

there are balsa carbon blades that are fast even with the polyball but then there are balsa carbon blades that seem to have reduced their speed when used in a polyball. the rapid carbon light is a slower balsa carbon blade compared to a t-11 blade and much slower than the donic black devil balsa...

try the ITC strike carbon or the itc premier XC. both blades are very good with the polyball, packs a lot of power but control is good and in the level of the tb alc.

the tibhar rapid carbon light isn't too fast anyways. maybe back when the ball was still 40mm cellu it was fast but when it became polyball, the rapid light isn't too fast anymore, i would rate it at off only and not off+. also, the rubber choice he has isn't fast either. i think you better stay...