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Welp would it be fair to just say use whatever H3 you have right now?

Why would you play with soft rubber if you care about power from behind the table?

Welp at this point we might as well create a movement.

The dial reads 3.82, so why was the racket banned?

Covid?

I've been using this rubber 12h a week since Mid April, so that is about a month and change. Important disclaimer I got the rubber from a friend as a gift, so I did not use it from the box. I think this gives me enough information to form an opinion. This rubber is one of the spiniest I've tried...

I much prefer the first video. Not only better quality but you can feel the power of the shots. I might be approaching this way too much from technical aspect, but the EU version is a bit lifeless. I suspect that Felix's loops are packed with power, but it does not come up on the video. Maybe it...

Welp, discussing the best Tenergy 05 alternative might get boring over the years...

I do own a Vodak with APC which is basically super alc. It does not make it faster in case of that blade. The opposite actually. A tad slower in lower effort gears and easier to produce spin.

We can give you bunch of tips, but unless you share footage it will be hard to determine the problem. But: Your feet might be too parallel Your follow through might be to long You might be changing your feet position over the rally to one that makes it harder to transfer weight You might be...

I actually agree with that. There is big differences between pros and very good players. Their motivation. Based on my observations pros often have different mindset. When they are just hitting ball randomly they are not so different, but when they set a mind on something their psychic is of...

Isn't that the same coach does for top-spin, drive and push strokes? Once you get the instructional and you get a rough understanding of what is going on you keep practicing it with guys in the club and then you get check up and correct mistakes? I have never got official coaching but that is...

I think you should ask him, whether he could teach you how to block. It is much different when playing against spin. If you have no robot that would be the only option I can see unfortunately.

How far from the table and what is your position when blocking? Do you have a robot available?

Chill mate no pressure. I am just trying to help you by pointing out the bottlenecks. I will try to record how I was taught to push whenever I am practicing with the robot next.

Mkay, can you counter his counter? Also can you point which balls in the video you would consider oddballs?

I would argue that it is more complex than that and you need more things than a bucket of balls. When training in such a way you are training open loop. You have no feedback on how you are actually doing. If one actually wants to practice serve there is a lot of variables to practice...

0:00 - long, backspin serve FH, opponent unforced error 0:05 - long backspin serve FH, MZ serve too high, should have immediately retreated to defensive position 0:14 - Opponent, long BH backspin, FH spiny attack, opponent failed to contain spin, very slow ball 0:22 - Opponent net0:34 - Opponent...

Welp. I agree with you. The key takeaway for me would be that, using too fast of a blade will have a big impact the spin one produces, because without good racket speed and proper contact the rubber might not be able to do its work.

Cmon. You just need more fot cookies. :P