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Good, I forgot to mention my friend @zhzhzhz I know him quite well, he's a Chinese penholder and a great player Call him up too if you want! I've never seen him before... Edit: I clicked on his acc and I immediately recognized the pfp lol

Nah ur pretty honest and analytical urself bro, you just troll a lot Thx bro

Yeah I was talking about them. Theyre great, especially RSM's tutorials

Ok, @Gozo Aruna , how about my second video? Hows that?

Fair I wasn't really goofing around, just not giving it my all. Also, I forgot to say it but I was just asking for my forehand stroke, because that was my main focus of the videos.

There are other great guys that can help bro, like: @Tony's Table Tennis @UpSideDownCarl @greenbeanmachine

This is what I was asking for in my previous thread, Gozo. Why are you trolling me 💀 and only me

Wow! You are a great player, you can make good shots, your RPB is well, as well as TPB. However, as I'm watching the videos, I see a few problems. Your footwork needs work, and some of your strokes are too passive. Your forehand stroke is also a little off (just a little, nothing a little...

It's called being mixed-handed. I write with my right, play with my left. Left handed TT came natural to me, like how right hand came naturally for writing

I guess I'm a fake left hander, I write with my right but my right sucks at TT, so I use my left (so much better)

You should get a coach, it will help a ton! yep, you upload a video, you can get a lotta help especially because you have no coach yourself :)

Miyabi should work then. Good job :D

So you like speed? Tenergy 05, Nittaku Fastarc, those are really, really fast. DNA Plat is also a great choice, or DNA Dragon Grip. Those two may be the best since you used a Chinese slow tacky rubber beforehand, meaning you just can't switch to a really fast setup.

Why are you changing your FH rubber?

I don't have one personally, but they should be great! 985, 986, 987, and 988 are pretty similar, so you can pick which you want with not much differences. 989 is a twiddle blade, and 982 is hinoki.

Thx bro, learned smth :) The other video... Yeah I'm recording some soon (the others are from last year)

Yep, that seals the deal. xD 2 hours a week is all I have with a coach, then I practice the strokes at home.

Damn, good point

Oh its cuz the first one was just me playing, the 2nd being multiball (1 2 3)