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My training looks like this: 10-15 minute regular drill (push-push ,FH-FH, BH-BH, then loops) 30-45 minute complex drills (eg: bh-middle-bh-fh-bh-middle-), 45-60 minute fast drills with some random element (e.g: you do falkenberg drill, but sometimes you get a ball to the FH, or you do the...

I've never played with any of the Hurricane series. What is it like?

In the past I made some test about boosting materials. In nutshell: Baby oil:softens up the sponge, give some extra control, but not too much speed. Lasts quite long. Paraffin oil: nearly the same as baby oil, less softening and a little more speed. The boost have a little shorter lifetime...

Nice blue sponge: Go for Yinhe Maxtense rubbers! ;D

Cheap options: Sanwei T88-I, Sanwei Target Both of them very good in close to table play. Extremely easy to loop with them. I rarely hit, only high balls, so I don't know. A little higher price: Tibhar Evolution EL-P, Andro Rasant Powersponge. High-end rubbers with very good grip. Maybe Xiom...

Sorry guys, my camera isn't working. :( Maybe I can borrow one...

NextLevel: Is it nearly the same as H3 in every terms, even in feeling?

I will try to record some matches from a watchable angle (I mean not the ITTV standard).

Close to table: Sanwei T88/Target, Tenergy 25, Sriver with oil/speedglue, Airoc S, Nittaku Hammond Beta, Donic Coppa Speed, Xiom Omega V, Boost TX

I don't have a table at home, so I made a similar wheel to this: http://www.teessport.com/images/products/zoom/1203338950-50044700.jpg I made from a little lesser wheel and use with some 'hobby player' racket. It's perfect for practice the contact. My coach always tell me to hit the ball at the...

It's possible, I don't know. Maybe some of them use chinese rubber (Sambe Kohei, Tsuboi Gustavo or Kazuhiro Chan?), but the rest use european rubber and their loops look similar to the chinese's.

I moved from chinese to european style. Wasn't too difficult, if you have a clear movement. The harder part is the loop, my coach often says that I have a too big arm swing. It's depend on your level. Korean players, Chan Kazuhiro, Sambe Kohei, Oshima Yuya, Tsuboi Gustavo, Kalinikos...

I didn't use it, but read a hungarian review. http://pingpongoldal.hu/asztalitenisz-felszereles-tesztek/giant-dragon-karate-teszt/ It says that its an european type rubber, very grippy and not tacky. When you remove it from the blade, it can easily split. Sponge is similar to Mambo H's sponge...

Oh no, I thought he is only a thick-headed and basement player. I know some similar personality (thick-headed in the same way) from real life. Sad that trolls are existing even on table tennis forums.

...'Wonder kids that think they are so Good...are belonging to the lower level leagues.' This is still true, independently from their parents. (EDIT: Local time 23:49, still have homework and I don't want to sleep only 4 hours, so I will not reply until tomorrow evening.)

:oYes... and the Wonder kids that think they are so Good and lose to Old Geezers in trousers using Anti-Spin or Grass are belonging to the lower level leagues.:o

Usually the more tricky player means the lower level (there are exeptions).

No, I mean this :) : http://www4.pictures.zimbio.com/gi/Ma+Long+Olympics+Day+12+Table+Tennis+CyoGVSd2IFtl.jpg Okay joking aside: I mean this: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5b/Mondial_Ping_-_Men's_Singles_-_Round_4_-_Ma_Long-Koki_Niwa_-_11.jpg

Anthony.R.Brown, how long have you played table tennis and if you play in a league, which league? Can you evaluate your points in the American system ?

http://www.ittf.com/stories/pictures/oshima_29_08_15_large.jpg An example for opened finger.