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I think it depends how you grip it. If i put the ball in my palm then fh is much easier and you can force your opponent very wide, but down the line shots need your body more open. For backhands blocking is ok but anything with force needs either an RPB type shot or a 90 degree bat angle...

1000 Mile double skinned socks are great for me. They reduce the abrasion. https://www.1000mile.co.uk/products/fusion-double-layer-sport-sock

I use graduated varifocals, which basically cater for short, mid and long distance. After a short while you’ll naturally be clearly seeing the ball at any distance without overtly trying to focus. Costs vary widely, upper end is best quality lenses and best peripheral vision.

I ordered Blue and Pink Rxton 3 from Table Tennis Sports Store. Delivered to UK 6 days later.

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Use both sides of the bat in the warm-up. If my opponent deliberately avoids using long pips side, I direct the ball there. Not wiping a sweaty hand on the table. Not spitting on the floor to get traction on your shoe soles. Calling a timeout and losing all the remaining points:D.

I use it and it has several positive aspects. It is good for service returns, especially placing them short with backspin and unless you have a very fast blade it is difficult to overhit the return off a fast serve. A fast low and long dig return is a good feature. It is great for serving and...

Hi Dr Cho, how do you grip it? If not penhold, is the ball on the backhand side?

Has anyone tried the new Wingspan blade and if so, would appreciate summary of pros and cons and which model it is (Bryter Lyter or Myrrh)? I have watched the WRM videos.