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I did buy K3 from the coach, and fml. This rubber is so, so, good. I got it for 30€ used or so. I hope it is not as bad durability as mentioned here.

If possible I would please keep the discussion on the training ball, i.e. one that you can buy 120pcs for multiball training and not bankrupt. I do not want to put any hard top, but I think up to 60€ for 120pcs I would consider a maximum.

I will post pictures later. We tested the balls yesterday first time. We graded them into 3 segments. Abismal Light blue Tibhar 40+ Training Gewo balls We mostly thought they were broken all the time. I had like 6 balls to test of this kind and every single one of them is messed up. Ok...

I bought mine in the local table tennis shop. I paid about 10€ in inters.pl. They do ship internationally, but I unless you buy something else its not cost effective. https://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/scissors-revolution-nr-3...

I acutally do also use them to cut my dogs hair between their toes (its dangerous for them to have long fur underside of their paws, its slippery).

https://ttrevolution.com/products/curved-scissors/, I got these. 10$. They do not rust. They always work. Easy and safe.

What are the dimensions of new head?

I think that you can also work on recovery. After your FH loop, your hand looks like it ends up behind your left ear. Maybe just an illusion. But you seem to take too long to recover. Quicker recovery = more time to prepare for next ball. Using martial arts as a parallel. When you hit someone in...

I guess what I am trying to say is that majority of the time I can see a lot of tension in you and that messes up both body and mind. Harder to focus, harder to loosen up for the next shot. With tension I personally could never get decent consistency :)

When you are doing BH loop. You kind of use the same muscle groups.

No no. Loosen up your whole body. Not only the wrist. I think there are more competent people to explain the "idealistic version of the technique". When I play topspins I use arms and wrist to finish the stroke. Core to start the motion.

Feel you bro. I did spent a couple of years doing karate. Still I benefitted a lot from loosening up and lengthening my stroke. More consistency and less strain on my muscles. I am not jacked like you though. That prolly the difference.

Ave, I am not qualified physician, based on the video (really great picture quality) on FH you are not using much of core I think. I can see forearm tension and shoulders, not so much butt and thighs. (its really easy to see, great musculature)

The thing I like about Ti Long, he always makes demonstrations.

I would say that depends on the learning stage. Level 0: Early stage, mostly hitting the ball, maybe a bit of backspin, no real top spin - Hobby grade 10€ bat Beginner - Intermediate Thin 7 ply, 2.1 mm rubbers not harder than 47.5 degrees, ideally softer for kids. ADvanced ++ - max whatever...

Yeah, Glue does not stick to mirror finish :p I just meant to remove bumps left by sealant.

Technique taught me by my coach Very softly and gently remove existing factory lacquer Apply TT varnish Sand smooth but not to wood layer.

The big issue with that is the perception of rubber changes in regards to your skill. Example from my life: MXP 3 years ago. MXP now:

I have T05, Fastarc, and played with Bluefire for a longer while: Speed T05 > G1 > M1 on spin shots, on flat hits M1 > G1 ~~ T05 Spin T05 > M1 > G1 considering the maximum spin, if you technique is not up to spec I would say M1 > G1 > T05 Easy to play: M1 > G1 > T05 (M1 is the easiest, T05...

I bear no loyalty to any retailer. I buy wherever is the cheapest. I mostly use the Inters.pl, just because the guy knows my face. I usually get a small discount.