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And another: why do cannibals avoid clowns?

Yes, recovered and preparing for the next season. And working abt. 15km from your club ATM; I should definitely pay a visit when the opportunity comes.

Yeah, butbutbut pink.

Rozena. Just sayin'...

I just checked the ITTF handbook for match officials, and it's a bit more subtle than I wrote. A service can exit the sidelines after, but not after the first bounce: If the receiver is in a wheelchair due to a physical disability, the rally is a let if the ball comes to rest on the...

A tournament of oppurtunities lost!

Reflexes and hand/eye coördination may go. But before that, often the wear and tear will reveal its presence in growing uncomfortability/pain in the joints (feet, ankles, knees, hips, back, shoulders, neck), eventually resulting in limited movement. As this happens, this strains agility, and...

Strong performance by Platonov indeed. A nailbiter until the end.

Ouch, Yogi.

Mmmmm. Karakasevic is gathering steam!

The CNT doesn’t suffer a dearth of high level young players. The very highest top does form a barrier to overcome, but that select company contains a few players well below peak physical age already. No sleepless nights for LGL yet.

At my club, none of the 50+ crowd use LP. One uses anti. Two younger players looking to eke out an advantage by leveraging the unfamiliar use LP, mainly to chopblock and to swipe backspin balls aggressively. When playing veteran's tournaments, LP is played by about 1 in 10 or 15, or so (and...

Well, Schlagi could, for a while. Not many others can, but he cannot have breen the only one.

Oh so jealous. Have fun Lula!

If T05 is slow to you then something’s off, I think. I sense a disruption in the Force.

Welcome! KBO, don’t overthink equipment, and enjoy!

To put it rather bluntly: a pro is just an amateur that’s living off his hobby. It’s the same game, same requirements. Different play styles and different skill levels of course influence what is needed and what can handled responsibly, but that’s not a pro vs amateur thing either. At best you...

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That's pretty much what I was hinting at between the lines, Carl. Thanks!

The Korbel and the Sweden Extra are both 5-ply all wood frames, that’s true. However, the SE has a much crisper feeling to it. A number if other Yasaka blades are moderately popular. The Sweden Allround (probably closer to the Korbel, but a bit slower), the Ma Lin series, the Goiabao. All...