Yes, it comes pre-boosted with Ma Long's own sweat. DHS follows him to every training and funnels his sweat from his towels. That's why its soooo expensive! Due to limited supply ofc.
If you can last longer than 1h of intense coaching, I do really jealous of your physique and endurance. After 1h of 50:50 split multiball I am really drained of energy. I can't imagine going for 2h of real intense play. I don't mind playing for 3-3.5h of semi intense play. 2h of intense...
Fun trick, if used as VST plugin, checks crededentials after its UI is rendered. So if you want to use trial forever without paying and without negative side effects:
- start daw of choice (tested on Reaper)
- configure your sound
- close daw
- start daw again and do not open bias UI
- profit
Sry, but I don't get your point sir. You are complaining about ball traveling too slow or ball being hard to spin?
I've used some balls that are notoriously annoying (namely some older butterfly sleek stuff). But I don't have issues with most of the stuff I am playing with.
The two key bullet...
Nah, its matter of perseverance. In Poland we have no amateur clubs for grown ups. Most if not all of them are dedicated to train kids (which is understandable). If you are patient enough you will find club that will let you train with those kids though. I am training with one team of kids (who...
God bless that you don't use tacky hard rubbers. If you swear at using grippy stuff in humid environment you have never experienced tacky slippage... FYI they turn into antispin when humidity is too high, they suck especially when there is high humidity low temperature (because they harden af).
1. I use little jumps. Readjust because each stroke.
2. I do step into the table with my dominant leg. Get as close to the ball as possible.
3. Not feeling comfortable to answer that publicly since my technique is not that good. But I try to not go full balls when I am out of position.
This is...
Yinhe N11S is all wood, no carbon. It's not like Viscaria, Timo Boll, and Carbonado in the sense that it has carbon as one of its layers. It should be plenty fast though.
Why though. The practice is cheaper and has long term benefits. With most of the rubbers and blades, you can make most of those arcs. It's all in timing, swing direction (more up shorter, more forward longer), and contact thickness. We are not here to deny you buying next rubber or something. I...
On topic:
I've recently played with EL-P, MX-P on Tibhar Curious and I do play have Donic Ultra Power with Vega X. Both blades are clipper clones with similar thickness. Vega X for me is harder to spin than MX-P. MX-P is faster, Vega X feels way more direct to me. It was easier to generate Arc...
Before you throw the rubber away considering boosting it. Even baby oil may work in your case. It won't give it truckload of speed, but it will soften up. If you are up to throwing the rubber away you have nothing to lose.
It won't do a 180, but it will help a bit.