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I heard Falco won't boost as hardcore as the Seamoon oil. So I agree that 2-3 layers will be a good start. For me, I put 3 layers of Seamoon on my 40degree, sandwiched with water based glue to minimise the contact between air and the booster.

The green and purple versions use the #80 sponge in H8-80. They are meant to compete with ESN rubbers in the BH market. Being half tacky will provide the speed needed for BH.

I remember there are 16 (yes SIXTEEN) Chinese terms to describe techniques of traditional penhold backhand. As a Chinese I can't even understand half of them 😂

Why not go with a hard 5-ply. It will suit your style quite well. Intensity NCT, Rosewood V can create spin with little effort. It suits all round offensive play due to high control.

That's why France can produce champions like the Lebrun brothers 😉

Interesting. Outdoor tables cost a horrendous price in my country. It costs like $1300 USD and no school will buy it. Indoor table also costs ~$300USD each. Again schools don't buy them. A set of badminton nets cost far less that's why schools here prefer badminton. My German friends also told...

But I heard that you can fit more tt players in the same area as compared to badminton. Badminton courts take up more space hence is less affordable in Asian cities. It's just a saying I've heard.

I like figures. They explain the situation really well. Our club has suffered significantly as many players over the age of 50 are very concerned to play tt again.

Yasaka extra offensive is another great option.

Same here. Especially among kids, 50 kids play badminton while 12 kids play tt.

Fastarc P1, way more control than D64. The best thing is that it doesn’t shrink.

Which sport is more popular in your city/town?

Some early reviews in China show that the H9 topsheet is half tacky. H9 is a speedy rubber rather than a spinny rubber. The pink dye seems to have made the topsheet prone to skidding.

What is it for? FH? BH? For yourself? Playing style?

May I ask why you are considering this change? Tbh this is quite a significant change in terms of arm swing, footwork timing and equipment. I’ve played TG2 and H3 all my life. But non tacky rubbers can be just as good with less effort

Tried putting my 968 in an oven, temp 40-50 Celsius. Before oven treatment After one hour After two hours

No damage to the wood. It was only in a small puddle of water for a very short time (~30min). Luckily the blade was sealed. The handle feels damp and heavy. I don’t have a hot water cupboard.

My drink bottle leaked and flooded 💦 my bag last week. My entire 968 and rubbers were soaked 😣 Even after a week, my blade still feels humid and heavy. Has anyone tried any effective way of drying a racket? Speaking of drying, does drying a blade improve its feedback and feel? Thank you

I always enjoy your videos. I am glad you have so many rare blades signed. I can't imagine Ma Long ripping his shirt 🤣