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I don't see how he is too far from the table if he can get to the ball with one step. The serve is probably a bit too short but it all depends on what he is practicing so that is neither here nor there.

It is not about stroke size, it is about coming over the top of the ball. I agree with a lot of what you have written about D09C but I don't agree it suits a particular technique or playing level for any reason other than price. I don't think any player at any level will have a problem with...

It is pretty clear to me.that you are the one who is being rude and missing the point. Whether Archyan is wrong or right, he has actually touched the rubbers. When rubbers stick to even trivial things like fingers, that is usually a sign of extreme tackiness. My Dignics 09c wouldn't stick to...

In my opinion, new Dignics 09c is good but I prefer it after a week to a month with no covering of the topsheet. The tack still helps with control but is less overt and it becomes great for both forehand and backhand.

Has anyone seen a point quite like this before? https://youtu.be/zBcIkU8QBes?t=263

Tackiness comes in degrees. Also some people do not preserve tack and after playing with D09C, if I use Hurricane again, I would let the tackiness reduce because I can see there is value in light tack. I doubt that national.H3 has zero tack, it is probably more like 09c.

If Houston is a bubble event, that will just take all the fun out of it.

The other part that goes unmentioned is that he blocked all her dangerous loops for a while and then he wins on an edge. Maybe he usually doesn't get to do that. Does he now not celebrate just because the last shot was a net/edge? TT etiquette is tough like that.

Maybe the US will get lucky and have defacto herd immunity and will be able to hold the event without restricting any country from coming? On a more serious note, the whole coronavirus thing is vexing. This was a big event on the calendar of many TT enthusiasts and getting to see my idols live...

I now have a new chant ‐ "So-lay!" And I raise the arm to acknowledge my good fortune when I win a point off a net or an edge after a good rally. And yes, it is inevitably in the spirit that DerEchte described.

Get a good coach and take lessons and if you already do, give your blade to your coach and ask him what you should do - equipment changes don't make you improve that much, but they are really helpful when your technique gets better as you can take advantage of better technique and hit better...

Congrats Metaxa!

11-2 Gauzy...

Matchups - Karlsson is good at playing against fast/power players and has more issues against precise/control players.

Who does he lose to that justifies that analysis? How would you describe Wong Chun Ting?

He is obviously too slow for you - it would be interesting to see what happened to your strokes against a player fast enough to put you under pressure. Many of your strokes don't go into the ball towards the traditional finish position so that is what drives the extra length. You shorten the...

Yes. For a certain player it might.

It is really a matter of experiment, T05FX is soft, but is not the kind of rubber people used to call soft. That said the plastic ball has changed a lot of things. Below is my opinion, but it is only for me. If I used FX though, I would use it in 2.1mm to be honest. I tend to use harder...

This thread is still on TTD. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?19780-How-an-inverted-setup-works-explanation-by-Stefan-Feth It references this post from a high level player and coach...

The timing of this video is interesting as the three major issues he talked about are three biggest issues I have identified for practice in my game: 1. Taking the ball later on serve return. 2. Generating more spin on the forehand by snapping my wrist in to the ball more intensely. 3...