Search results

WS and MS finals of the last day of All-Japan 2021 made top 10 in tv rating. Been years. Roughly an average of 3.6 million people tuned in.

Pain.

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/showthread.php?24335-Sponge-hardness-between-FH-and-BH-rubbers&p=328260&viewfull=1#post328260

I love your UKranian flag! 🤣

Can't edit thread title. With the previous version, there was a 10-minute time limit after the thread was created. Testing HTML entities: Degree symbol - ° Yen symbol - ¥ Euro symbol - €

The original TG2 and TG3 were released in 2005. The NEO versions for Hurricane and Skyline series were released in 2009.

What happened to your old account? :confused: Anyway. Joo's comment reminds me of Boll's whining. http://mytabletennis.net/forum/timo-boll-interview_topic74402.html Q: In addition to the balls, the rubbers are decisive for the quality of the game. It is said that the preeminent Chinese...

The TG2 that XX used has the old line art, before the ITTF number(the box) was made mandatory circa 2008. Discussion on Tieba about whether XX will stick with H3 for WTT Contender Doha after what happened at WTT Macau. https://tieba.baidu.com/p/7203531575?pid=137615309902&cid=0#137615309902

Some fans have noticed he's changed from TG2 to H3 at the WTT Macau. https://www.flickr.com/photos/ittfworld/50648621411/sizes/5k/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/ittfworld/50645065637/sizes/5k/

Educated guess*: Jeoung Youngsik WR13 Suh Hyowon WR21 or Choi Hyojoo WR64 Rationale: To be the 4th seed for MT, and doubles pair of JYS/LSS. To be the 7th seed for WT, but doubles pair limited to JJH/SYB, killing lineup flexibility. If they go with Choi Hyojoo, they'll drop to the 8th seed...

Qualified automatically by world ranking: Jang Woojin WR11 Jeon Jihee WR15 Qualified by final selection: Lee Sangsu WR22 Shin Yubin WR94(youngest ever at 17 years old to represent Republic of Korea at the Olympics, the previous record was Hong Chaok at 18 year olds at Seoul 1988, also a table...

Judging from his reaction after beating JYS, LSS did it?

That's because he doesn't know what he's talking about. Ah, folks need a basic understanding of modal analysis before this can go on. I give up here.

It doesn't have to do with the rules. The duration of impact(dwell time, FFS) typically encountered in table tennis just won't excite the modes that are anywhere close to 5000Hz. But with a suitable impact hammer that can produce a broad bandwidth, you can excite ALL of the modes. Therefore...

No idea. They still haven't got around to updating the score sheet.

Every *bleep* blade can be a 5000Hz blade and beyond! Every continuous system has an infinite...no, just forget it. I've posted the answer long ago. I'm done wasting time on you. You can't *bleep* loop. You can't *bleep* move. Over the decade, the only analogies I've learned from you are...

I feel that comparisons among endurance sports would be more appropriate, like cycling, long distance running, marathon, triathlon, cross country skiing etc. Table tennis is a reaction sport, contact-less, delicate and precise, requiring intense mental concentration and short burst of energy...

Ugh, the very moment hard-headed engineer posted "Why aren't there any 5000 Hz blades?", those who have studied/done modal analysis died inside.

Stiga experimented with a lot of material between the late 80s and early 2000s. Pretty much all of them never caught on and became collectors' items. Say, Tube Aluminum and Titanium 5.4. Rather than a layer of solid aluminum/titanium, which I think is prohibited by the rules, they ground the...

3 tables at last. T1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHhlda5HPWU T2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14kh3V9JtOo T3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRK6ComgfrY