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Seriously. You think that all the backspin that the penholder is putting on the ball is coming from the Penholder's drop shot? You don't think some of that has to have come from the topspin from the feeder?

Matt, What club was this filmed at?

Yes. The player feeding it is a former US National Champs runner-up so his touch and hand speed is the kind of thing a player without such abilities will not notice. The spin he is putting on the ball might actually make the drop shot easier depending on technique, but in any case, I await...

I think that 90% of TTD members cannot produce the quality of the ball he is training against.

Good to know.;)

What club is that?

This video was pretty helpful with a stroke many struggle with as it adds some ideas other videos I have watched do not discuss.

Booster isn't everything but I might try it sometime. I Will do some testing and post video today. The arc is beautiful. I haven't practiced third ball with it yet.

Yes. I don't think Butterfly is price gouging but that is just me. The thing is that Tenergy 05 is clearly faster, especially in the lower gears. The spin is also easier, and it depends on whether you like or need this or not. I think if this rubber had come out a year ago, it would have...

These were my first impression - high arc in a Tenergy 05 way, but not as fun to play if you have a Spring Sponge addiction.

What country are you in, Sebas?

Is this in all countries?

I would root for my friend. Then I would root for whoever had the right approach or strategy against the opponent's style. I seriously find it disgusting that Chu has not outgrown his allergy to pips/dead balls.

You see, the thing is this, I beat him a couple of years ago when I was the lower rated player. The difference was that then, I was not a looper, I was an allround player who mostly hit and dead block, unless it was backspin, which I looped. Players tend to look good when you give them what...

Quite a few in this channel. Must have been 2013 tho...

Hao Shuai played in Baltimore at the NA Teams in 2014. The best part of watching him play was seeing so many 2500-2700 players pop up or net his serves repeatedly. When he worked with his training partners, who were lower rated university students, he had to tell them what his spins were while...

There have been threads on this elsewhere but basically, but to compare for me, I played evenly with guys like Matt Faulkner and Sanga Quamina who I know are about 2000 USATT and ranked. The thing with players like Stephen is that they tend to play pips at a lower level than their rating while...

He has been as high as USATT 2224 (which means the 2150-2250 range) according to this: http://www.teamusa.org/USA-Table-Tennis/Ratings/USATT-Individuals-Ratings

Yes, I was a spin Chinese rubber player and I used Big Dipper before using MX-S. The main reason I left MX-S was that even when you spun the ball, the arc was never that high. MX-P had a higher regular arc. What MX-S did that was great was that when I looped hard, the ball still had plenty of...

I am not sure I agree with the arc assessment of MX-S as being higher than MX-P. You have to swing so hard to get MX-S to truly arc that it is not worth the trouble. Almost like Tenergy 25.