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Even yesterday I couldn’t look at it without pain and, on principle, I didn’t look at tables 2 and 3 so as not to get upset.

This is normal for him. He often plays like this in regular matches in the Bundesliga.

Just the opposite. The word popularization is in quotation marks

I understand that these are problems with filming. If there were problems with the lighting in the hall, the players would simply not be able to play, which apparently is not happening. I'm wondering if this quality of broadcasting was done intentionally to “popularize” table tennis or are there...

I can't watch matches in such poor quality. Thanks guys for the news. How do you view it?

What can you see in the dark? Awful quality

And Timo Boll's match at the same tournament with Joo Se Huyk. The difference between the two techniques in these two matches is obvious. But everything flows and changes, and now the forehand topspin techniques of young Chinese and European players are much closer to each other than they were...

These shots reminded me of Zhang Jike game against Yoo Se Hyuk

There is no question about the durability of Jupiter and Big Dipper. These rubbers are durable. Ak 47 initially has good grip, which is quickly lost after which the rubber remain in that state. Of course, in this state you can play with it, but this is not at all what I need.

In the past, slower blades with fast rubbers worked better with celluloid balls. With the 40+ ball everything changed. Nowadays, faster blades with semi-sticky rubbers work better. Yes, the choice of blade must be taken responsibly. It should not be extremely fast, especially for beginners...

Fast Blade and replace your forehand rubber R7 with a hybrid Rakza Z or RZ EH. You don’t have to change rubber on the backhand, R7 works well on the backhand. This will give you more speed and spin while maintaining control.

I found information somewhere that WCQ plays H8 on the backhand. I wonder if this is true?

Great advice, I tried this rubber with a club mate who plays it heavily on the backhand and I also liked it. But from my experience I noticed the following. If a person buys Long 5 National , then he will not rest until he plays two national hurricanes on both sides, even if other rubbers on...

I'm wondering if the seller himself plays tennis with sticky rubbers and hybrids. Where did he get this information from? In my experience, non-stick screen protectors work great. With the help of a protective film, you can even restore lost stickiness.

It seems to me that Occam's razor is at work here. If Fan looked and played worse than usual, then he was simply out of shape.

I've also tried a lot of rubbers and sometimes it was fun and sometimes I was disappointed, but now I tend to think that the greatest pleasure in the game for me comes not from EJ, but from control over my game. When there is confidence that I will get a lot of balls on the table where I want...

Regarding Big Dipper, Jupiter 3 and AK47, this is my personal experience. I judge Bloom Power and LAC from the reviews here and on revspin. I played Jupiter 2 and 3 for a very long time and know this rubber very well. Jupiter helped me learn, this honest workhorse, but in counting games it...

Ok, let's do it differently. Show me decent rated players who use the rubbers you recommend. What kind of rubbers do you use? Judging by the description in your profile, it’s not the one you recommend. Why?

AK 47 is not durable, Jupiter 3, Big Dipper and Bloom Power do not have power on fast shots, these rubbers are great for training, but for playing with strong opponents it is not entirely suitable, Arthur China has a fragile sponge, which causes the topsheet to peel off during strong impacts ...

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