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But I thought you said ZJK is the straight arm and Aruna is the bad loop. Why is the bigger motion the worse one? Aruna's looping technique is not perfect, but the arm mechanics are very similar to the Chinese and his forehand is very effective.

Watch Aruna vs. ZJK and tell me what the difference in the looping motions are.

This is definitely not what I see when I watch the players in terms of their grips so maybe some pictures would help.

I learned the Reverse Pendulum Serve from Brett Clarke (ttedge) and this has been my experience as well. The main reason I don't use it more often is that I have very poor movement. But when I need a point, it is my go to serve, as most people at my level don't know how to serve the backspin...

People don't trust the learning process because they don't understand it. I tell people all the time - just do the stroke and let it do what it does. Your body will figure it out. Your attempts to control it at the beginning will only frustrate the process - the control should come at the end...

This is very common when someone is trying to teach you proper technique. Most people, rather than do it exactly as the coach says they should and miss, prefer to do what they are comfortable doing and land the ball on the table. But the truth is that no one knows how they learn. The coach is...

UpsideDownCarl, You have an immense amount of patience with something that is pretty bizarre. IF a coach tells you to do something, you do it unless you know better. End of story.

Both my BH and forehand loops use that grip.

The grip above works well with a straight arm looping stroke - Chicken wing, I am not so sure.

BH rubber vs. FH rubber - I hate it when people say that...

Just want to warn people that this is not a Tenergy 05 substitute. Great spin, but the approach to the strokes is different enough that you should get it if you want something different.

Wow... It was that serious? The negative feedback must have been from a trusted source.

Hey, Andy, how does it compare to Big Dipper?

The MX-S review is the most eagerly anticipated review of the year so far... more important is who its for and who it's not for than whether it is a good rubber or not...

Paul, Is there any room in Tibhar's blade line for a Drinkhall Stratus Carbon blade which will have the handle you prefer? That way, fans will feel comfortable that they are using the blades of their favorite pros. NL

Oh, the best part of it is the quality of the ball he gets while making the common mistake look entirely ridiculous. It's like he couldn't mistime the ball even if they tortured him while making him to use a toothpick as a bat.

For someone standing straight, that is a good block. The only thing I would change is that your wrist is a little stiff. On a backhand block, your wrist should be loose and the motion should be backward to forward as if doing a backhand counterhit (or a backhand loop without lifting the ball)...

Dude, where's my car?

http://www.myfoxphilly.com/clip/11275593/infocus-table-tennis

http://www.csnphilly.com/video_content_type/sunday-showcase-trolley-car-table-tennis-club