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I cannot seem to stop EJing on my BH :), and have been using DNA Hybrid H on my BH for over a month now. Definitely not sticky in any sense. But would not call it a "worse" Tibhar Hybrid MK Pro. IMO, Tibhar Hybrid MK, Andro Nuzn and Stiga DNA Hybrid series are basically same thing, the only...

"How Long Pips Really Work" by Greg Letts This forum should have a rule that one shouldn't ask a question about how long pips or antispin rubbers work without reading Greg's excellent articles.;)

If you're not afraid of command line, all this becomes quite trivial with MP4Box or ffmpeg: # extract video segment from one timestamp to another (timestamp format hh:mm:ss): MP4Box -splitf 0:15-5:27 a.mp4 The above command will produce a_T05.15_T5.27.mp4 video containing video segment from...

Vsport-tt.com is great, bought from them many times. Great prices and quick delivery to UK mainland.

My bad :oops:. bp.ai was (at least initially) trained on Barnet local league matches from my YT channel which mostly took place on quiet late Thursday evenings at the BTTC.

Just to be clear, my original post was meant in jest. It seemed obvious he held off using full power on his FH loops, and didn't want to rely on serves that gave his opponent troubles. Basically, he was a great sport.

Looks like she found Aruna's Achilles heel! :-)

Lol, according Stiga's own website, Helix55 speed/spin/control ratings are 178/142/55 while Dragon Power 55's are 162/146/55. So Helix is faster, less spinny and yet offers same control ...¯\_(ツ)\_/¯

Of course it is a minority issue since only a minority of all players play tournaments. But if you do play tournaments regularly and have a habit of always checking your opponent's bat before playing them, you'd see signs of boosting more often than one would expect. Funnily enough, the mx-p...

If he is more comfortable than you at the pushing game and smashes your opening loops, then there wasn't any switch to "high-risk high-reward" strategy. From his point of view, he found your weakness and exploited it. Work on your opening loops and try to land them as deep and as low as...

Adrian Rassenfosse v Liam Pitchford - 3:0. Wow.

I want to try whatever the Dane was using when he went 9:7 against ZJK and made his opponent sweat like an over-40 player 🤣

Dan has lost the last semblance of credibility as a TT equipment reviewer. Claiming that a 50 degree esn rubber is suitable for "those who are still learning the strokes"... come on.

From the video description: Tibhar Grass D.TecS Acid Green OX

Never saw a pro player fall apart like this against LPs. It's like watching a local league match. P.S.: Reaction of a clubmate who uses LPs: "I only play for moments like this..."

Indeed.

Absolutely, 100%.

Nittaku balls feel harder and heavier and harder to spin than anything else and seem to disadvantage spinny loopers, imo.

My bad. I swear my eyes saw "session" :-) Time to visit specsavers ...

Not in my experience. https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/xiom-c55-impressions-and-comparison-with-h3n.34868/post-525087 Here is one that "has been used for one session": https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/177127126300