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2800s generally aren't pushing long either, I wouldn't characterize that as the difference between 2800 and the best in the world. Even Harimoto pushes long relatively often to set up his counter. There isn't really one single difference you can point to, even fact a 2800 and 3000 may have...

This is in line with something another player currently using it told me

Proline IAC? The newsbook linked above says it is a Koto outer ply

I'm probably not saying anything you don't already know but when two players of a large skill gap play, the first match they have together will usually be the one when there is most chance of a upset or a closer than expected score. If Jinbao played F. Lebrun 10 more times, it would probably be...

I think the word "attack" is a bit much for the replies on your recent thread but sorry if you took it that way. There is no attack intended. If you choose to constantly change your equipment that is definitely your decision but as others have stated it is hard to help you when you have asked...

Less than 5%

Obviously not, but...

Around 2950-3000 but the ratings stop to have much meaning when there aren't enough players around your skill level

So in just the last few weeks you have asked about rubber types than span the entire spectrum, from beginner friendly safe rubbers such as Bype and Rozena, to rubbers geared for advanced players, to medium offensive rubbers like C1 and G1 and Rasanter R45 and MX-D, to hybrids like NUZN, Bluegrip...

Back to? He has used T05H on FH for years

There is rarely a perfect fit for people if they are amateur players who have big weaknesses that no equipment can fix. Equipment reviews online are pretty useless unless you know the reviewers playing level and style, which you rarely do on this forum. And your thread spam just comes across as...

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The "lines" names are vague - I would guess that "professional" would be referring to the top of the line equipment but it seems like "premium" actually does in this case. And the blades most of their sponsored players use are the "premium" not "professional" ones. Assuming IAC is supposed to...

I am surprised that Pitchford has been signed for...half a year now and there is still no blade in his name, by the time it is released the buzz of him having signed with JOOLA will be long gone...

Simple explanation is probably just that he is built different lol... but I do think playstyles with slower safer strokes and certain natural talents factor into how well you can retain your level even with reduced practice

Decreasing/abandoning your training regimen that worked for years even just a little bit makes ones level drop fast. And it isn't like reducing your training 10% reduces your skill 10%, it could reduce your skill 40% easily when you're at that level and the margins are thin. I've seen many 2700...

This and also be sure to follow through the contact, a lot of players tend to think they have to be really gentle with heavy spin and then end up basically just touching the ball which leads to decreased control.

Oh I totally get it and wouldn't recommend to put video out if you don't want to - but I'd start with that and see how it works, apart from that, you will just have to mentally cue yourself to turn at the elbow rather than pushing forward with it.

Try taking it a bit more in front of the body as that will limit how much the elbow can move forward and potentially help timing, video would be more helpful than screen caps though

And is it directly to your side or slightly in front of your body?