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I know but he didn't mention fx versions, he said that regular 64 has softer sponge than regular 05, which is not true.

They all have the same sponge hardness, difference is in topsheet hardness and pimple structure

Okay I want you guys to know that my technique is really not bad. I take every ball very early and I do transfer weight from right side to left and forward. I shouldn't have troubles with that and I think I could easily develop new modified technique.

I just want to correct my forehand technique that's why. Maybe it looks good but I don't feel that my contact with the ball is the best, that's why I think I could make it better with chinese rubbers. I don't have a couch that would be interested in something like this and he could never...

Maybe it's better not to change rubber if you think it would be so hard

No I don't think so, I know everything about both footworks, I have watched a lot of videos, and I also we had one chinese in our club before few years.

Oh don't worry for my footwork, I am not new in table tennis

That's what I would like to change!

I don't want it to be like euro style rubbers, just at beggining easier way to hangle it. Okay thanks for useful informations.

Currently short because I use tensor rubbers, but I know to play with much longer swing.. I use falco tempo long booster

Thanks a lot :)

Okay thanks but I want to hear answers on my questions first

You must be kidding, it's like 180$

Where can I get it?

Hello, I am planing about changing Forehand rubber. I am currently working hard on changing my forehand technique and I want to make it more and more powerful. My FH technique is simillar to Yan An's I would say but I just have a little bit shorter swing. Till now I was using tenergy 05 and a...

That's what people in my coutnry say. When we play on green tables everyone says ''Oh no, it's too slow'' Table colour is important because it provides good contrast between the floor, walls and background colours of playing area. Blue colour was choosed to make tables better for television...

Pretty interesting, I would never change rubbers a week before competition from baracuda to chinese rubber, but it's okay if you think you can habituate to it.

I've heard that green tables are slower, but I am not sure about it. Today everyone is using only blue tables, all big events are played on them. I don't know why but when I started playing blue tables were used for orange balls and we had some dark grey tables for white balls. Probably it was...

If it is not thicker than 4 mm than it's okay. Do you use it already or you will be changing rubber just for the tournament?

And they are still using green tables, hmmm