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There is (almost) no spin needed for power... Cheers L-zr

Sounds like a perfect serve... Cheers L-zr

So why comment on the subject then???

(made in china = price low).=> Chinese rubber price low => less tensor rubber bought. less tensor rubbers bough => tensor rubbers decrease in cost Capisch 😎

Tabletennis11 Cheers L-zr

You have too remember that speed and control are each others inverse, so by increase in speed You will get an equal decrease in control,

Why not Yasaka Rakza 7. It's not too fast (unless You are a real beginner) and not too slow. Cheers L-zr

Rubbers age even when they are not in use. So bear in mind that those “old professional rubbers” you have may not be usable. Cheers L-zr

..from "A Clockwork Orange" (in pretty much the same context...) Cheers L-zr

How about "the good old fashioned in and out" .. 😎 Cheers L-zr

Yeahh, right...

Here we go again....

If he plays mostly offensively. Why not a Yasaka Sweden Extra with 2.0mm Yasaka Rakza 7 on each side. (or maybe 1.8mm on BH). Cheers L-zr

Yasaka Rakza 7 is plenty soft, both in feel and in numbers... If thats not enough You have Rakza 7 soft. This one is soft enough for me to use on a Primorac Carbon, which was at one time ranked as the fastest blade ever... I came back a year ago after 40+ years of abscense... Cheers L-zr

I'd say stop making stupid rules, the game is slowly being destroyed... Cheers L-zr

Second, third, fourth etc that, this was one of the best post on the site... Fantastic match... Thanks for posting. Cheers L-zr

The foot on the racket side behind the the other foot forming an angle ~45 degrees with the edge of the board. The exact angle is not super important but You should always strive to hit ball with the "rockett foot" behind the other foot. Cheers L-zr

Absolutely, keep attacking the more you’ll do it better you’ll get, eventually you’ll be able to attack lower balls too. Cheers L-zr

More backhand practice? 😃 Cheers L-zr

Go ahead make my day..,