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Should be the same blade, with different grip coulores. Apparently they get the blade from DHS and change the handle.

Butterfly had rackets of pros on their instagram, looks like the pros don't even use Max sponge on the backhand.

1.8 should be enough but it depends how good you are. Its always hard to recommend stuff without seeing what your technique looks like. Best way to know is to ask your coach or more experienced players at your club.

Go with Mark V. 1.8mm is a good beginners choice. Don't overthink it. You can generate more then enough spin with it, if you have the correct technique. After your Mark V is worn and done. I would recommend to go for a more modern rubber. Mark V is a little bit like Hurricane and has no catapult.

I think the only solution is to find some indoor shoes that has a wide toe box. You can also look at indoor football(soccer) shoes. I wear nikes.

In training you should get balls with very little deviation. To train your technique and swing. Switch it up in training if its wanted in training like training for float or under spin etc. In match play you should watch the opponent and then follow the ball with your eyes until you hit it...

Xu xin was amazing for a short time maybe the best in the world. Its sad he never got the chance at the Olympic singles. His forehand is amazing.

D05 is very good at mid distance. High arc very spinny you can really go forward and the ball goes on the table. D09c you need a lot more body and legs to have the same result but if you hit it correctly the spin is outer worldly. D09c is the best rubber for counter top spin, where as D05 is...

That's an interesting statement how should a technique for hard rubber look like?

If you are not able to read the handbook, and sing all your rights away it's his own fault for talking in the hall about it.

Use a defensive style blade in your left hand a viscaria in your right hand.

What did Zhang Jike say? The world is really strong and LSD has time. He probably has one of the greatest backhands of all time and is very jung.

To me it looks like he has weak forehand open up. Maybe spinny but very slow. And in a top spins really if it gets changed from backhand backhand to his forehand he doesn't seem ready and his counter is often not dangerous enough. This leads to him having to go to his lobbing game or running...

I never said he lost because of his forehand style just pointed the style out. And said he lost because he has weak forehand and that his forehand was exploited. Every match LSD lost, was because of his week forehand. At least it looked like it to me. Never said i know better then his coach...

Amazing win from anders i am still pissed i can't watch wtt live in Germany after R16 i think. LSD has a very weak forehand for a Chinese player. Anders exploited it really good. LSD doen't use his elbow at all he has very similar motion to Harimoto. If I would he his coach there would be a lot...

Slowing things down and dropping balls short are very important. Also for me right now I get caught in the elbow to much, so for me it would reading the opponent better and being more efficient in deciding if I want to play forehand or backhand. I also think it is very Important to have a plan...

True true, but does someone have a translated Version of what they talked about

I used Butterlfy free check pro and it annoyed me. Kept pulling bits from the rubber even big holes. Switched to DHS No.n15 never been happier. Great glue.

Ricardo Walthee showed in on off his vlogs that all of his blades are 1g difference so from 93g to 89 or something like that.

Same for me i have also two but they are the same. The back up racked I use to train our kids team so I have some degree of being used to it and my main racket which I use in training and matches. Also having two rackets for traing the youth and one main stops me from having to glue new rubbers...