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Hurricane Hirano is back

Togami destroyed Gauzy 4-0

here is the link to purchase https://www.kokusaitakkyu.com/shopbrand/017/X/ the name of the game is TToTT they have cards, a special mat, there is a basic version and an advanced version (extension)

where are you in Japan ? i forgot... didn't you come and play once with me ?

actually i have a japanese card game of TT. its hidden somewhere in my stuff at home. never played it. i bought it on kokusaitakkyu

watched a little bit against the 1800. you're playing well, good serve, very aggressive game .. well done !

They have a too busy schedule

Jet lag

My understanding of ELO rating system is that the difference of points between 2 players will predict the probability of player A winning / B losing and is the invariant. That is from a country to another , a simple translation would give an accurate description of the level in theory. But...

Not average amateurs . But there are plenty of amateurs in this rating range

Of course not . It’s just there are more players and more depth

Massive change indeed

i don't know how to measure "average" because participation is very high here. even in the lower divisions you'll see people making highlight shots like this. Also can't compare, there is no regular (= weekly or 2/3 times a month during the season) championship here. Team events are semestrial...

only half a joke. my team mate is an ex Olympian for a country where TT is not very popular, and he does lose to high level amateurs, but not even the top ones. ofc he's well off his peak level but the message is that the level here is just totally different. (same in China / Korea and to a...

Yeh sorry to tell you that the level in Australian is very low. Even your Olympic representative who’s turned into an online coach and was posting on TTD not so long ago, would probably be trashed by many higher level amateur players in Japan. It’s just not a real sport in Australia. Same...

Yes definitely my toss is unstable and it’s a big factor. Also I am not calm when I do this serve. So now I change . I don’t care about the result . I just do it and try to get better at it little by little . I am not expecting instant improvement any more

i remember vividly the last training of last year where i beat 2 very strong teammates and almost beat (matchpoint) the strongest one. but this year results have been shit, plagued with a series of injuries (back > knee > back > hip) which put me totally out of courts a total of 2 months in...

yes it sucks; but my own pendulum has sucked forever, i almost never do it in match, i mostly use my deadly BH serve. But I've not given up. I've been practicing serves more seriously again since the end of summer holidays while in 1st half of year i've almost totally stopped it due to injuries...

I recommend you register at some p4 tournament Go to the website p4match.com Round robin type, no elimination, and rating system so you are paired with people of your level, and you’ll even get some (small) prize if you win

Check on nocha.jp for open tournament info Not sure there will be all those age categories Usually registration is 1-2 months in advance Else they can participate with adults There are more casual tournaments like those organized by p4match.com. Everyday there are some tournaments somewhere...