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One more thing: I couldn't feel any tension or hard parts in my shoulder and neck muscles, everything is pretty relaxed :O

Hi guys, tonight I woke up with a very bad shoulder/neck pain. (I am infected with calici virus too, so couldn't sleep well) I don't know what might cause it and what should I do. I did all these tests in the video below, but I was negative to all of them. I tried icing, massage, some gentle...

No, you can only take a towel break at every 6th point. Imagine a doubles match where every player takes his/her towel break at a different time. It would give a hard time to the poor referee :D Anyway players often clear their hands on the table close to the net or on the side of the table.

Chinese players can't attend all rounds, so new chinese players replace those who have to go back to China. Wang Chuqin is replaced by Xue Fei, and Xue Fei will be replaced by Liu Dingshuo.

What do you want to do, chop far from the table, block close the table or attack?

Some players in Hungary use this method when they don't have time to press the rubber. They say pressing the rubber for a night gives them more control (they say if they would have to use numbers the control improves by 20%). According to them if you don't let the last layer dry completely then...

Yeah, let's start a who can boost closer to 4.00 mm competition! (without exceeding it)

Hi, H3N now looks fine for you. Try to not to jump when you counterloop. It's a problem for me as well. You might benefit from a little faster forehand snap during loops too.

Remember Harimoto vs Lundquist, the first big win of the kid. He used long BH pushes. Pro players rarely do this, unless they see a good spot or when the opponent is out of balance. So this return was totally a surprise for Jens and let Harimoto prepare the winning shot.

I think don't waste money on Sriver EL or Flextra, a cheap chinese will do it. If you really want something like these, try Mark V, it's better. Or Vega Europe.

Nor did I. He liked to play safe and spinny loops and blocks from both sides. Killer shots only on easy balls.

Take a look at the match analysis between FZD and ML. FZD took the initiative five times more than ML. Most of these were BH flicks. ML performed only 5 BH flicks, FZD 75. This is the main point why you see ML more old school. I counted the BH flicks, topspins and blocks (lucky winners aren't...

He has a little different style, but I wouldn't call it old-school. Mizutani is old-school? What does mean old-school?

Harimoto training with Wang Chuqin? Couldn't see it well.

And Emrath calls it the boomerang. Violin is logical, strawberry is a little...let's call it Bobrow-style :D .

Aaanndd...hungarian boy teams are both first in their group. Nice work!

I think you should take a look at bet365. They usually have table tennis betting.

It might give a slight advantage if the attacker can't adjust fast, but I don't think that it was a determining factor. Joo is a very experienced player and an exceptional chopper. Harimoto is still a kid, who needs more experience and keep calm

The Hungarian team has big hopes in team and doubles. I didn't follow the EYC so don't know if this is just the usual stuff or Hungary really has a chance.

I was really excited about the Harimoto - Wang Chuqin match. It was very close, but I feel Harimoto deserved the win, did a little bit better.