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Nee, niet van buiten de tafel. Van binnenuit de tafelafmetingen. 1°) Simplistische weergave van wat we zagen. Zoals ik hierboven schreef, raakte de bal de tafel, maar springt niet meer omhoog en valt gewoon naar beneden vanwege de zwaartekracht (en/of effect). 2°) De bal raakt echt de hoek van...

No it is not clear. It is not because the ball hits the table that it is also edge. As far as I can see from that angle, that ball does not jump up at all but falls down from the side of the table (point of contact is on the right side of the ball). You can only speak of an edge ball if that...

Movement of his racket, hand, arm and the curve of the ball shows that the ball hit the rim but, the ball in my opinion does not jump back up but falls down, there was slight forward effect in it. In my view, the ball did hit the side but since there was no upward movement of the ball, no touch...

It is not allowed. You are playing ping pong? No table tennis?

Ping Pong Mania

No idea, I have never used that in my life, nor would I know why.

That's why I always play hard against LP and/or anti. :ROFLMAO: I have never used any of those.🙈

For sure, definitely the better (acrobatic)garage-player! ;)

Nightmares used to exist, when the special-LP still existed and it was allowed to play with 1 colour where the player could rotate his board. :D Those were nightmares then. Watching and listening carefully was the message. Now it's all much easier to play. You could argue that they favoured the...

Yes i know but i use it with a (car)chamois sheet.

98% do it because they do not master their strokes. Those 2% are as Piligrim mentioned, because they like it but you can never know that before you have used them. But he apparently masters all strokes with inverted rubbers and with pips, so no problem. No idea here in Greece, I do see quite a...

Indeed, Darts absolutely cannot be compared in numbers although its popularity has increased greatly in recent years in the rest of Western Europe. Turns out, though, that when it is well (managed) you can reach a lot of people and pay players deftly and correctly. I am not (yet) that familiar...

He then belongs to that 2% lol.

Short answer: water!

What was the main decision to switch to pips? Not because you liked it because you didn't know it at the time (maybe only from others), you just experienced that first in retrospect that you liked it.

Sergio's "Greek wood" now with V>22 DE on my FH and on my BH with Gewo Hype XT Pro 40. The Andro wood is now Yasaka Rakza7 soft on my BH and Andro Hexer Grip SFX on my FH. If we exceptionally play competition again, it is always with the Andro TP_Ligna CI Off wood with Gewo...

There is something thoroughly wrong with our table tennis, especially its image to the general public. Despite, smaller balls, faster rubbers, attacking momentum, technical equipment, a You Tube channel, Instagram, etc.... Indeed, interest in WTT is deplorably low, more audience comes to watch...

Strong that you write that I don't understand that, you don't even know me. :D Maybe you are an exception? So you also mastered all strokes with normal 2x inverted rubbers? You started playing table tennis right away with LP/SP or anti, without using inverted = 0,01%? Very good of you!💪

Ah, it's actually all quite simple. And much of what is written here does not matter at all. The people who reach for technical equipment do so in 98% of cases because they cannot execute stipulated strokes properly and thereby score their intended points. They look for a solution to this which...

No technical shortcomings? Then go for the (world)championship!