Had a real good session tonight. Moved my feet real good and got into ready position after each hit for the unpredictable exercises. Totally wasted when it was finished, great feeling.
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L-zr
To me the best handle is one type of dark wood. I like handles of American Redwood. They are light and you can stain to the darkness you want 😉
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L-zr
Yes that’s how I remember the package and it has a blue sponge…
This one I think:
https://chtt.se/varumarken/sanwei/sanweigummi/sanwei-target-national-new-version
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L-zr
It does, in the sense that if you can’t return anything you won’t get any footwork practice either… So you better get equipment that is suited for you…
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L-zr
If you don’t want random opinions You should post subjects like this in the “Video safe…” thread. There only “a selected few” are allowed to comment.
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L-zr
I know, I got 4 similar ones. All equipped with H3 provincial and Donic Accusa S2 or 729 Dragon F.
2 * Nittaku S-CZ, and 2 * Donic Appelgren WC 89. Both blades having the same construction and being made by soulspin Germany. Maybe the Nittaku is a minimal tad faster...
And then we have 25 other...
I use H3 provincial 39 Orange. I boost it with 2 layers of Seamoon, not too thin and not too thick. The rubber plays great. I takes a little break in 1-2 sessions and last one season (1/2 year) and that's stretching it a bit...
It is a little difficult to engage the sponge but it brushes like a...
Well, more spin = less control and more speed = less control.
H3 is easier to control in the slow game (and slow game only) due to its tackiness.
When You hit really hard and engaging Your sponge this advantage has disappeared.
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L-zr
You should come to my club. They slam dunk all weak openings...
The most difficult part for the opening is that You need to be in position. If not it is going to be weak.
Also open most times to backhand which is harder from forehand.
One of my training mates always expect my openings to go...