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Some of this is relevant more for professionals, but some of his points are important to understand the difference between telling someone he is doing 20 things wrong and real coaching. You can tell very often that someone is an armchair coach when he tells you 20 things you have done wrong but...

We just started this journey, we have ways to go. An example, one off my regular practice partners who is a lefty has strong serves and a good forehand drive/smash. He can loop backspin, but his loop is inconsistent. With spinsight, we could see that his topspin never broke 100 rps. I mean...

https://www.butterfly-global.com/en/sponsoring/detail/ovtcharov-dimitrij.html Custom SZLC shakehand.

TT11 cannot sell into certain markets depending on what the brand restrictions are, but they do have Butterfly products. You probably have a supplier in your region and that precludes TT11 from selling to you. As for the original question, I think Tibhar and Xiom have decent Arlyate Carbon...

With all the money they have in Doha, you would think TTR would be the least of their problems... but hopefully, this will force WTT to address this crap. Why such a high level event with no TTR???

It takes some work to do this, it is not about the understanding but about how it is described (again going back to the discussion on customization, the description gives the process magic properties or simple properties). ESN also isn't the only source of rubber tech innovation for the brands...

There are new rubbers in the LARC bearing Hugo's name.

It's really funny but I was talking down that color scheme for some of the Joola Shirts at the NA Teams in DC (they had 10 for $50 deals). Now I see I missed a huge opportunity to get the future color scheme of Joola lol....

We have to be careful when using the way the game was played and equipment in 2004 to discuss how the game can be played today. Quality doesn't have the effect today that it used to have then. As Timo said, the new balls are too perfect. Moreover, the banana flick would put huge amounts of...

You mean he beat Harimoto with D09c on forehand?

You said the quiet part out loud... Dima went back to 09c on forehand with good results...

Why inject political videos/content into this discussion?

A couple of cases are being conflated here - the lengths to which Dima went to avoid discussing what he actually used were clearly about being sponsored by Donic while using Butterfly equipment He even claimed to use Bluefire and Donic rubbers, while he was obviously playing with Tenergy. This...

Much better than I expected. He's done a certifiably outstanding job so far! Keep it up, Joe!

D05 is the harder rubber - just for clarity. The 05 pimple structure is harder and gives more arc than the 80 pimple structure, but this makes the 80 pimple structure easier to block with and facilitates all round play with 80.

D80, D64 and with some caveats, Z03. D80 would definitely be my first choice, it handles passive play better than D05 but because it is an 80, many players skip it to their own detriment.

I was focused on spin in a loop to block, but I suspect in the context of match play, a few other variables such as consistency, ball speed and how much my ball troubles the opponent might have impact as well. Because generating a lot of rotation on a ball that doesn't hit the table is...

The tradeoffs always exist, but if you mean a disadvantage that is hard to overcome, that's about how big a disadvantage cannot be overcome by athleticism and game reading skills and that comes down to the individual practitioner and what weapons they can use to hide their limitations. Realize...

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