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I has similar problems when changing to H3, but T05 was just too demanding in the short game. I stuck with H3 and now I don’t look back. Cheers L-zr

Your starting point should be something not too catspulty. Maybe Donic accuda S1. After that one try Tibhar Hybrid MK which my favourite ESN rubbers. Donic Accuda S1 or Yasaka Rakza 7 are pretty similar some but not too much catapult. Easier to spin with than MXP, kind of do anything good...

If it’s high yes, but a high power drive is more safe. With this type of game your brain must be very active so that you focus on what your previous hit was. You can’t play with your “spine” ans react intuitively as you are used to look at the opponents racket movements. In this case that means...

Wit With a 1 ply, no similarities… As different as can be… Cheers L-zr

The spin you get back is a reduced spin that you gave in your shot. So if you push with underspin expect a little topspin back. If you send a topspin expect a little underspin back. It they use active blocking, the simplest way is to alternate between top spin and underspin every other shot...

Truls wasn’t mentally fit this time. He lost it in the 3:rd. Whereas Alexis lost it in the 1:st but came back… This is so much a mental game… Cheers L-zr

Both, R7 on 1ply H3 on multi ply… Cheers L-zr

Aruna is not recovering from his FH shots fast enough... Cheers L-zr

You think, I'm not too sure... Cheers L-zr

Start with something cheap and slow, then upgrade to something faster after some time... By going too fast Your doing Yourself a bad favour, You will be hesitating. You should feel pretty much all comfortable before You change. Cheers L-zr

Now @Gozo Aruna Time to watch. Cheers L-zr

Yeah, I saw that when it happened. By this time he had given up already and tried to please the audience. Cheers

Normally a jpen blade has cork on the back side. I got a Nittaku excellent and I removed the cork from the back very carefully an put a rubber there. It's perfectly usable for RPB for a Hobby player. The jpen grip can be made to have a better fit for RPB but for ma who is just using it for fun...

"however if the toss is correct," I read this (too quickly as "toss is NOT correct" since that's what we were talking about... Sorry Cheers L-zr

You say that if I make a low throw serve, this is ignored if the serve touches my opponents racket. Cheers L-zr

Where does it state that the ball can not be touched by the opponents racket? Cheers L-zr

That’s a punch. A push is always going under the ball and one of my training partners returns servers like that often topspin or not. But it’s risky sometimes the ball pops up… Cheers L-zr

Haggsiv is correct. It’s a low throw… Cheers L-zr

Haven’t tested (on a 1 ply) but I think it’s gonna he a great fit. I got 3 1 ply’s . 1 jpen, 1 cpen and one shake hand. The only one I’ve tried so far is the jpen. I got Rakza 7 on it and it works great, fast as a rocket though..,. On a multiple ply I know it will work great… Cheers L-zr

You need a 1ply to get that special feeling. And it’s all shots. The multi ply blades usually have a real thin outer layer and that’s not gonna give that feeling. I like a blade with a thickish soft (spruce or Hinoki) top layer and a hard layer under it. One blade that I think feels great is...