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  1. Advice how do I break through my current level ceiling?

    I was refering to the Original Post
  2. Stuor blades- who has tried them?

    Innerforce Layer ALC does have a thicker core than any of the blades mentioned.
  3. Stuor blades- who has tried them?

    Keep in mind Harimoto ALC core is supposed to be thicker as far as I remember. In other words "Easier Hitty Hitty, harder loopy loopy".
  4. Stuor blades- who has tried them?

    Due to the fact that USD exchange rate risen over my usage of the blades i managed to make some money on those.
  5. Stuor blades- who has tried them?

    Just a random reference from the Internet. I am from Poland. We don't have point system, only the league system. Most players do not participate in the league though.
  6. Stuor blades- who has tried them?

    Hard to say. Depends on which HL5 you are talking about. Commercial HL5, I would say quite similar after the break in period, but both of those lack a bit of feeling. The Ebony one played nothing like above Commercial HL5. Maybe the HL5 i tried was poopy, but it came from official distribution...
  7. Stuor blades- who has tried them?

    One of the players was a good intermediate player. According to this video about ~1650 - 1900. The second player was my first ever coach, and he is in the sport for more than 30 years.
  8. Stuor blades- who has tried them?

    I didn't explain anything. Clubmates who bought them usually just test whatever I have and If they like something they buy it. Most people playing locally don't give a nickel about whether blade is by DHS or Stuor. It's either good or not. It either plays well or not :| (and those guys and galls...
  9. Stuor blades- who has tried them?

    I have had 2 of those blades. I ended up selling them eventually. They are decent, but you have to give them time to play them in. I don't know why that happened, but after I played 2-3 months with them their properties improved much. Maybe wood have dried or something :| Other clubmates have...
  10. How to break the habit of a too long backswing?

    Is this in line with what I wrote couple of posts above? I have hard times visualizing what you are saying.
  11. Fitness & conditioning for TT - advice

    When it comes to 50+ activities that can help you (based on my first ever coach advice): juggling (improving coordination) (he is pe teacher in our school, and now apparantly every student knows how to juggle, lol) rope skipping, but keeping it really low to avoid joint issue. Especially...
  12. Fitness & conditioning for TT - advice

    Apart from 7.5-10h/week of TT I do: Unkown amount of rope skipping 30 minutes of HIT + 10 minutes of stretching at most on non practice days 20 minutes of muscle rolling after practice Samoyed level of walking The thing that you didn't mention, but is incredibly important is diet. I am no...
  13. TTD blade chart?

    Does it seem quite reasonable because you played with some of those blades, or does it sound reasonable because it fits into `TT Forum Narration`?
  14. Finally found the Holy Grail

    +1 on that question? How many blades are between that blade and you picking it up again eventually?
  15. Don't forget to BREATHE

    Those loops are darn spinny... Goot job m8. Your technique looks great.
  16. Tibhar MX-D

    Couple of my thoughts. The sponge is very hard but it is very easy to play good spin without engaging whole sponge. If someone does not have a strong body and really wants this, then 2.0 thickness should be considered imho I could engage whole sponge mostly when countering. Most people that...
  17. TTD blade chart?

    Are you aware that those are only subjective values and they are only based on whatever Dan and Tom thinks about the blade? https://ttgearlab.wordpress.com/2020/06/28/tibhar-shang-kun-series-overview-lab-test/ You can take a look at this guys work. It is a bit more scientific (I have strong...
  18. Hard/Flexible blades vs Soft/Stiff blades

    welp... I think you can look at popularity between Stiga Rosewood V and Clipper... Would YEO classify as flexible and hard top?
  19. Tibhar MX-D

    Well.. The top sheet of MX-D is the grippiest non-sticky top sheet I've ever tried so far.
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