You can do multiball and just try to rip every ball as hard as you can. If you have a playing partner you can do a basket and then switch.
Or play counter and place your teammates in the corner to aim more in the corner
And nextlevl is correct if you only play with weaker players its hard to...
100% there is a lot about TT not just forehand top spin
But if someone has the basic technique down, they can adjust as needed to the incoming ball, you don't need to learn thousnends of forehand techniques this statement is just not true.
If a player has good basics Overall, short game, serve...
Thickness has a big impact, the more sponge the bouncier and faster it will be. 1,8 is more controlled but a bit slower, 2.3 will be faster but less controlled and harder to block with
Your setup is quit fast, if the serves are only side spin you can brush over it and just try to place it in the right corner. E.g right hand opponent does tomahawk serve to your backhand spin diagonally. But this is very hard if you want a slower rubber I personally like Bluefire M3, it should...
At this point i was playing for 1.5 years, had a 10 year gap, played two years before that. video is about a 3 months old. Exercise is, push back hand, open up against back spin, counter spin the block, then spin spin
This is me training if you want you can correct as much as you want and as detailed as possible. I put in the hours as much as possible and pay for one on one training and do it as often as I can see my coach. He was for a long time a trainer at the DFB national youth center.
Maybe another Tip...
True still sad as german. I hope Dimitri can hold is form and duda to come back very strong.
I think with LSD everybody noticed to not just play backhand backhand he is just to good there, and now they try to punish him alot more in the forehand. Same issue Lin Yun Ju had, LYJ improved his...
You compare a 20 year old, boosted rubber with new and a lot harder rubber.
It will probably be very fast with zyre but the hardness should give more controll
With good skill bouncynes is a non-issue, and rozena is a intermediate rubber most people in that skillrange don't think about playing short.
I myselfe like rozena a lot, it has a lot of safty and for the time it was released a good a mount of Spin. I can spin with my backhand and people block...
Stick with one coach, but two or more are good if the teach the same stuff.
If you are happy with your technique and just want someone to give you muliball or block stuff like that a second coach is also ok.
I wouldn't switch blades first.
Keep your blade first and get a faster rubber. It's easier to get used to the set up in my opinion.
I use D05 on Forehand also a very good option.