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I'm wondering, if there are methods or tricks that are recommended to help you 'peak' your performance and mindset when it comes to playing large tournaments, as well as maintaining your performance during the length of the tournament? I havent really participated in legit tournaments for about...

Are you wet gluing or dry gluing? If you rolled on the rubber using dry method it should not come back up

Spinmax?

If I'm using light rubbers like Dignics, then definitely a blade with larger headsize like Harimoto or Ovtcharov, but thats just me.

I wouldn't call Glayzer all that much slower than G1, it mostly just scales a bit differently. Its got a softer sponge than G1 so it tops out sooner but activates easier. Topsheet also has a bit less grip than G1 but its less wild imo, its a very predictable rubber so it may be what you're...

I felt PK50 is just a better performing rubber overall. G09C is a bit more stable and less reactive though

Good idea in theory but if anything the challenge calls were only really good for stalling the match, time taken to process a challenge call lasted longer than a timeout. No challenges were successful during week one but there were only a couple that I thought were really able to be proven with...

Yup, and Bryce and Sriver series used to be industry leading products used by Boll, Schlager, KLH, Ma Lin etc. but you do not see them used in any capacity amongst professionals nowadays. They are no longer in the current equipment meta, same as T64.

Sure, as evidenced by the number of players using these rubbers over D05/D09C

The ability to impart spin and speed is definitely affected by athleticism and physical strength, and its foolish to pretend it is not so.

Easy to produce offensive quality, but it is very soft and bouncy with the Hinoki +ZLC combo. A lot of advanced players do use Amultart, Koki Niwa was using one a long time ago, but you'll find a vast majority of really good players do not need the extra oomph that Amultart offers. ZLC as a...

H3 with #22 sponge is almost exclusively used on the forehand side

EL-S

They made a ZLC?

The better an attacker you play against, the more you'd end up needing to play defensively with a hardbat rubber just because it can't produce a whole lot of topspin. But I also have a few hardbats to mess around with when playing casually, they are good because you actually need to work a bit...

Not better or worse just different imo. G09C is indeed essentially a toned down version of D09C, but my reasoning behind recommending Glayzer over G09C is that if you aren't used to tacky rubbers, it may feel odd and not to your liking.

Regular or Pro? I have a couple regular TMXi and they are nice, though in the end quite similar to Harimoto ALC. A tic slower but more natural feeling to me. I've heard TMXi Pro is very different

Glayzer fh, Rozena bh

If you tried and liked the IFLZLC then you should just get one and be done with it

Tensors are only made by ESN, in Germany. If it's not made by ESN then it is technically not a Tensor