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Which is exactly why this is making something that someone already struggles with even more complicated. Why would being in motion from a serve be a good thing to add as another variable, when a player already cannot properly do something from a stable and fixed starting point?

Coolchap needs to learn the basic forehand drive against topspin before worrying about how to loop underspin.

"Details revealed end of August" announcement today...

Please take the following to heart but not with offense, you will be much better off in the long run if you do: you are making the mistake a lot of beginners make which is that you are trying to loop before you've even learned how to do a basic forehand drive/hit/counter. You do not need to...

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JSH also has a publicly known debilitating and chronic disease, and YNK clearly seems to be doing the Korean skincare while JSH likely does not care...

Ma Jinbao destroys Portland Paddlers 1st round pick Kim Minhyeok, 9,2,7

Looks like they spent the advertising budget on a makeup artist for Togami, and told him to just bring his own racket...

Serve receive is not a multiball drill lol If you dont like repetition you dont like table tennis training

The only source you need for this are your own eyes - 1000s beating 1200s? Happens all the time. 2300s beating 2500s? Almost never. Did anyone say that being in an official tournament "automatically protects you" from bad losses? I don't think so. But again, the point that has been made to you...

Pulled out of nowhere? Did you even read what you posted? And that probability changes greatly in tournament play versus casual Wednesday night informal matches at the club. As has been told to you repeatedly on multiple threads, but which you seem reluctant to accept. Yes I did.

We saw your clip against Victor who is probably around 400 points better than you. To be clear, you think you would win 1 out of 20 matches against him if he is fully trying? Not games. Matches.

A lot higher than yours. You are missing the point and focusing on this 2% number - say the actual number is 4% instead of 2% so something that happens 1 out of 25 matches approximately. If I played 25 matches against people 250 points lower than me, would I win 24 of them? Yeah, probably. One...

Please stop spamming the thread with what LLMs say, there isn't enough quality table tennis information out there for them to be accurate on this topic. Expected probabilities that a system was based on when it was created doesn't mean that that is the actual real life probability that has...

There is no way that properly rated 1800 players beat properly rated 2000 players 15% of the time - this is simply wrong.

As JJ Ng said, if you look at tournament results, that is probably pretty close to accurate. If you look at casual club matches where heavy favorites often use those matches to practice a weakens or are otherwise not trying their hardest, it might be higher than 2% but even then still probably...

Your forehand topspin is pretty severely flawed - have you practiced it or do you just play? A lot of things to unpack there but firstly, your wrist seems to flap and fold in all different directions on various forehand topspins within the first few minutes of the video. Not sure if you have...

What lightspin is saying is 100% correct. He literally said things happen on occasion, but very rarely. And the difference between 1800 and 2000 is not even comparable to the difference between 2400 and 2600, or 2600 and 2800, or 2800 and 3000.

Sounds like Sareen (BH) has made the change from 05 to Zyre, unsure if permanently, seems like Harimoto and Togami, former D05 users, are still going with it as well.

Rings true again...