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I did. She won many points just by slapping with FH 😂

After seeing Kim Kum Yong in the 2024 Asian TT Ch. I'm getting LP. Banish inverted 😂

Mind your words. He's not so good! He's the greatest!!

I'm considering. My BH loop sucks. LOL But what about this girl Kyoka Idesawa. She played pips on both sides. Qian Tianyi almost lost in the game. QT was the women world top 10 at that time. 2023 World University Games.

OP was saying what many of us have already understood, but he's explaining it in a different way, kind of academically, I guess. Personally, I think his explanation was great.

In WTT games I always see pro players swing the forearm to the side and making semi-ellipse shape instead of 45 degrees straight line to the top. Even ML & WCQ did this many times. So I think there are exceptions. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Only allow allwood blades. Maximum 1mm for sponge & 1mm for rubber. May the sport be as slow as pickelball. LOL

This problem haven't solved? 😂 Now I'm thinking using pips on both sides. Short and long. I may be able to beat more athletic and skilled players. LOL

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How can an athletic & skilled player is beaten by an out of shape & very little skills player? "Logically" speaking this never happen. And, LP isn't weird at all. Some people just not used playing against LP yet, including me. IMO, Nittaku Tenaly is weirder than LP. If I could beat someone...

Sorry but if you can't beat this description, you need more training including your mental attitude toward the game. That guy simply better, that's all.

This probably has nothing to do with the racket. Instead, you should discuss about her techniques. It sounds like she can't contact the ball properly yet. What about her waist, legs etc.?

It's true. But shakehand grip is better than Cpen 😂

Yinhe's had been faking blades of other brand. They were good, some of them even better than the original and they are cheap as well. I can't imagine anyone faked another fake blade which already damn cheap.

Stop playing the third set.

Biting off more than one can chew.

IMO if you still learning the strokes, Primorac and Sriver is your best bet.

Hey @Heming Hu I've been following your YT channel for a couple of weeks now. I found you here! 😂 I must say I've gotten some very good tips from your channel.