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Whatever the outcome of M5, after this MT SF, it's hard to argue Felix had an easy draw in the MS. F Lebrun 3-2 Kallberg F Lebrun 3-1 Karlsson G4 52, 67, 77, 79, how many of that backspin serve to the short FH did Felix push into the net?, 99, 119

The least Alexis could've done was extend the match to let Felix rest some more.

Haha... A European who plays penhold with Asian footwork is so intriguing.

How did Felix make that FH at 75 of G5? It will come down to Karlsson. To think Persson puts him in the 3rd singles after seeing the Lebrun brothers have had trouble dealing with him.

[url unfurl=false]http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=81091&PID=1006620&title=pronation-supination#1006620[/url] [url unfurl=false]https://youtu.be/HHUtg728XOg?t=11[/url] I know of a few studies from China and Taiwan that show players do pronate on FH and supinate on BH moments...

Never expected to see the Daigo Parry reference in a table tennis forum. LOL Your post came at the perfect timing as I was thinking about writing on a similar point. Put another way, the players are seeing into the future by interpolating with some kind of algorithm (intuition honed by all...

One Polish study supports that notion. [url unfurl=false]http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=89854&PID=1112095&title=looping-racket-angle#1112095[/url]

On second thought, it wouldn't be fair to ME not to post my own drills again so that folks get a better idea where I have come from in shaping my interpretation over the past decade. In the drills, I "demonstrated" the loops at various power levels (30-70%) and distances, hitting more/less...

Comprehension, or the lack of it in this case, is neither the point of contention nor the point of interest here. Interpretation, which is lacking in some souls here, is what drives science forward, and yet, ironically, also an obstacle to its advancement here...

I say it is and it is. No proof needed. This is not a court of law. There is no need for proof. My eyes are the proof.

I'll refer you to this post, brokenball. Your interpretation over the years have lowered my brain cell count enough.

A question here. In at least 3 interviews, Felix says he was influenced to play Cpen by Chen Jian. Yet, there is another version from Tieba and here on TTD that it was Chen Tianyuan and Xu Xin. How much is Chen Tianyuan involved here...

On that, one study from Taiwan (on FH and BH fast loop at maximum effort close to the table among 6 div A collegiate players in 2011) and a series of studies from China (on FH fast loop from mid-far distance among 11 national level players in 2016 and its BH counterpart in 2018, 2018, and 2019)...

Commercial H3 in unspecified hardness (overseas retail version) has always been available. Commercial H3 in specified hardness (mainland China retail version) has only become available in small quantity outside China sometime after 2012. IIRC, a different local retailer has actually pointed...

Has been that way for a long time. Back in 10/2009 when the first batch of H3 Neo was available, the local retail version of commercial H3 Neo didn't come in specified hardness. [url unfurl=false]http://www.hkttf.com/viewthread.php?tid=19540&page=1#pid328181[/url] [url...

Those would be the mainland Chinese retail version, kind of like parallel imports. Overseas retail version doesn't come in specified degrees.

AFAIK, H3 in specified degrees is only available in mainland China.

Never overestimate the ability of human interpretation.

Bryce Highspeed? Donic Desto F1 plus? The last old-school sponge rubber I used after the glue ban that resembled Bryce was TSP Agrit Speed, which was discontinued a few years ago. The last ESN equivalent after the glue ban that I tried was Donic Coppa JO Platin, which was frankly as good as...

Yes, 100% certain it's from Butterfly China. http://www.butterfly-china.com/Home/Product?id=2175