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Forward when the incoming ball is flat or has topspin. More upward when incoming ball has underspin... Cheers L-zr

For me I really like Hybrid MK. However I was waiting for TT11 to have them on weekly special and then Nuzn 45 turned up instead so I got them and are playing with them right now, I like them too so I am no longer sure but its not a big adjustment. I have both and we will see which one I will...

Playing outside is a different game… Anyway, you should turn your hips and rotate your upper body. This should make you hit more forward. In the beginning you will hit long, but closing the angle of your bat should fix this. It requires a lot of training so start playing slowly. Once you get the...

They are not very different, I swear to which one is fastest but I judge Nuzn to have a little less spin capability, thus being less spin sensitive. Cheers L-zr

Very little hip rotation. Your upper body should rotate around your hip. This motion gives extra speed to your arm. Cheers L-zr

To me it comes natural but I'd imagine if you remember yourself during playing it will become natural for you too eventually... Cheers L-zr

Cool, I used to play with a Kjell Johansson blade back in the 70's and yes he was the original hammer. It has a round conical handle then I guess. In the beginning the only difference was the handles. Hans Alser - flared Kjell Johansson - round conical Stellan Bengtsson -...

Hammaren |||, a Swedish connection here? (Hammaren means "the hammer") Cheers L-zr

Nittaku S-CZ is a slow outer so I now would use a fast ESN or BTY rubber. My guess would be T05 (if You feel confident) or Tibhar Hybrid MK on FH. and Hybrid MK FX or Andro nuzn 45 or 48 on BH. If You have a really powerful FH then I would use D05 there. I personally think H3 requires a little...

The further the ball is from the body the easier to do side spin... Cheers L-zr

And why don\t you play with that? Cheers L-zr

I would imagine that long pips prefer a harder surface, but I am not sure... Cheers L-zr

Nittaku H3 Turbo blue. Cheers L-zr

Spin is not really the property of a blade it’s mostly in the rubbers, but the time the ball stays on the racket matters. Look for a flexy and soft blade… Cheers L-zr

Yes, specially a one ply due to the speed and catapult. Blocking within one ply is a dream but you have to be careful not to overshoot… Cheers L-zr

No impact, on the primo carb out was close to the center, on the Appelgren WC 89 it was on the edge, could be moisture. But regardless I always seal blades now… Cheers L-zr

The racket control looks like a very expensive business... Cheers L-zr

My worst rip happened to and old and very dry primorac carbon. It has a hinoki outer so those woods you mentioned are not immune to this. I also had a rip on a spruce top. The safest way to remove a rubber is slowly side to side or diagonally (across the fibers). Cheers L-zr

This is getting better and better, I think my H3 Prov BS is finally broken in. I get a nice feel now. Also getting along better with my BH (Nuzn 45). The original real version of this blade I can recommend. I will continue to play this one for now... Cheers L-zr

Yea a hard bloom power is like a rock, pretty tacky too. Cheers L-zr