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Penhold hurts more in the beginning imo, try it out for a bit

You can try it though, it might be worth your time

I just found this out. This is the handle for V-Grip.

I don't know. Maybe they feel different

Thx man for the tips! I will try.

I think they are legal. How is the feel of a bamboo blade?

Hello! I've been thinking, and I wanted to find out is bamboo blades are possible and legal.

Damn XD

Oh I am just saying that it's difficult to follow because of some factors, but I would like to thank you for the tips.

Alright

But I am a kid and I can't do And 10 hours with my coach is spread out through 5 weeks

In my opinion, all grips are viable when mastered. It's just that some grips (like Jpen) have an extreme learning curve. I feel like the V-Grip can end up akin to shakehand, but cannot be mastered, that's why it's trash right now.

I see it more of as a way to relieve stress and yes, as a challenge. I don't want to be some legend in the game. Rather, I would like to be just 'good'.

I can't practice for hours at a time. I still have school, and homework. That's why I dive through the internet in my free time where I cannot play Table Tennis. If I can, I would. But if I can't, I internet dive. I don't look for shortcuts, I just found out how interesting Jpen is. I want to...

Not yet, I just got the coach. (only one session so far)

Fair enough. I mainly focus on consistency during the rally

Thx bro

No, I got it because of the fact I would rather go toward hitting rather than spinning. (Got it b4 coach) Thx man! 1) I feel like there could still be benefits to it, but I play it because of how comfortable it is. 2) Dang, but I just want to get better, not be like a master. 3) Fair enough...

I started out with Shakehand, but I switched to Jpen because of how nice it felt on my hand. For shakehand, my backhand is good but my forehand sucks.

Yeah that's what I'm trying to find.