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  1. Viscaria blade

    You often see them four sale here and at MyTT.
  2. World Tour Grand Finals 2016

    Somebody really said Viscaria?
  3. Best 40+ training ball

    I would honestly suggest using 3* seamless balls for training. Find the cheapest ones you can get, maybe Kingnik or something like that. They are pretty durable and playable. 1* seamless are really bad. And the cheapest 3* seamless may not be much more expensive than some of the Nittaku...
  4. Tomokazu Harimoto younger sister Miwa Harimoto!

    It is sad that a conversation about a fun match between two cute and talented kids turns to this. And she is not her brother. But it is a bad trend mostly seen in kids. It is unavoidable now.
  5. Tomokazu Harimoto younger sister Miwa Harimoto!

    Umpires in other sport's do it, are empowered to make judgment calls like that. I have no problem with it. People on trial four serious crimes face judgment calls. . First warn them. Then call it. It would stop it fast because coaches would stop telling their kids to use it as a tactic!!
  6. Tomokazu Harimoto younger sister Miwa Harimoto!

    He didn't do it to himself if he has been coached to do it. These are kids, this guy, his little sister, and all the other screami g kids. They try to please their coaches. TTpshot says it is the mentality. I ask, whose mentality? Not any of the great Japanese players since the 50s...
  7. Marcos Freitas using Marcos Freitas ALC

    Of course things were different with 38 mm balls and speed glue and early carbon blades often felt like you were playing with a piece of glass. .
  8. Marcos Freitas using Marcos Freitas ALC

    So many more choices in composite blades now that it's hard to generalize. Funny thing is some of the guys who advised me to avoid carbon blades in late 90s now play with Viscaria after trying mine some ten years later.
  9. Butterfly poly ball

    G40+ has a tendency to slide on the table, especially when it is worn. It has a different and smoother surface than any other plastic ball. Takes some getting used to. I really don't like it much.
  10. Tomokazu Harimoto younger sister Miwa Harimoto!

    Here is what I noticed. She looked a bit sad sometimes when she lost points. That is normal, you can see it in her face. But when she won a point, she would scream, but there was no accompanying facial sign of emotion to go with her scream. It is forced, not natural. Even her screams seemed...
  11. Marcos Freitas using Marcos Freitas ALC

    OK. It is conceivable that the doraemon who posts at MyTT since 2007 is not you. I could conceive it. I'm not going to spend any time worrying about it.
  12. Marcos Freitas using Marcos Freitas ALC

    Indeed he is. See my previous post. It is strange for sure how people amuse themselves. On the up-side, we had some good discussions about these blades.
  13. Marcos Freitas using Marcos Freitas ALC

    By the way, doraemon is not who he says he is and NL's suspicion that he is trolling is substantiated (although not malicious trolling, maybe he sees himself as just facilitating discussion). In fact, he has been a member of mytt since 2007 (which would make him pretty old for a junior, which...
  14. Butterfly poly ball

    By the way, the DHS D40+ is now listed on the official approval list from ITTF. It is rumored to be similar to the Nittaku Premium 40+. But I still can't find anyplace that actually sells it.
  15. Butterfly poly ball

    The G40+ is not seamless. I don't particularly like it but I prefer it to seamed 40+ Chinese balls (such as the regular Btfly 40+). Btfly does not market a seamless ball. See website below. http://www.old.ittf.com/_front_page/ittf1.asp?category=balls
  16. Butterfly poly ball

    To be honest, I prefer the G40+ Btfly practice ball to the G40+ with the pink logo that is ITTF approved!
  17. From allwood to carbon

    Every time I make pretty much any equipment change, it screws me up for a long time, no matter what it feels likes on the first day. So I really don't recommend doing it. People who have seen my posts over the years will also know that for the most part, I explore very limited areas of...
  18. From allwood to carbon

    If someone describes his/her playing style as "reckless attack", perhaps being a bit less reckless would be better than an equipment change.
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