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I agree with ZJK about the weight of a blade; anything above 90 gr is just crazy for amateur. Personally, I prefer it 83-86 gram.

At the end of the day, imho, powerlooping is just slapping the ball really hard and the spin is only there for the safety and additional speed. Hard rubbers give better result, even better, hard chinese tacky rubbers are the best for this sort of stroke. You must brush and slap the ball...

A quick fix from me if you want to powerloop any strays that come to your forehand is to put your hand lower than the table when you want to powerloop it. Keep slapping the ball like you have been doing, but this time you will add a small amount of brush because you attack from below and your...

Get that ultimate rubber and powerloop everything! Of course you must record your play everytime to re-enjoy the satisfaction later on when you watch the recording. We play TT for the fun of it, and if fun is powerlooping, you should die on that hill and enjoy!

It looks a lot like the now discontinued ZJK series. Well, as long as it's a Koto outer, they can take my money hahaha

For blade, I think you shouldn't but those fakes unless from a well-known brand. I took a bite once unfortunately, and it was horrible. Get Double Fish dragon blade or dragon phoenix. If you have more, get Loki Telson or Rxton series. Yinhe is also okay. Rubber that will last and tacky? Double...

How does the rubber feel compared to the H3 BS Prov? Aside from being faster.

Nittaku Alhelg used to have similar problem, and I did the same thing as matt did. Spread rubber cement of glass, put the topsheet on and roll it to make sure each pip gets a glue on it. Thin layer on the sponge too and paste it.

Back in my quest to be a national level player, I changed H3 every month. The feeling of a re-boosted H3 was awful for me and using an unboosted H3 was impossible because it would take toll on the body. Could only sustain it for a year though, all thanks to the kids and the elderlies who bought...

TB ALC is fine no need to change it, you could use slower rubber though. Get yourself Volant Phoenix for both wings and work from there. As you get better, you know how TB ALC behaves for you and because you have been using tacky rubber on FH and BH, your transition to D09C will be wonderful and...

Those three are also good. Lots of control and still enough power to end point thanks to Viscaria.

In short, you are a two-winged looper. Viscaria and its variant is your best choice for that kind of play with its superb handling on forehand and backhand. Why would you need more dwell on backhand? Unlike forehand that involves big movement, backhand relies more on shorter and more compact...

Loki Kirin K3 should be good for you. Ayous is softer than even Limba. It's slower than Innerforce and obviously Viscaria. Price? $10.

It's not too late for Fan to play Tennis and become a pro🤣

I'd assume a barrel or two per month 😆

Woah, that's insane. No wonder I have never seen a blemish everytime I watch them play, it's always fresh out of the package!

I assume players like Shin Yubin, Jang Woojin, and other top players who are sponsored by DHS get in the 300 rubbers at least? For sure CNT players get at least one rubber a day which is 30 rubbers a month?

My boosting process was a bit different. 1. I apply thin or medium layer of booster directly on the sponge. I don't really believe the whole "glue first before rubber to not weaken the bond between topsheet and sponge" nonsense. 2. Wait for 12-16 hour. I don't put second layer of booster...

Basd on the grain, it could be Koto

I'll have to disagree about this. When you are up against people much better than yourselves, it really doesn't matter if you play LP or not. GJV is exactly that here. The guy is able to mix his serve really well and with good speed and placement too. I imagine he'd still mess around with the...