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Player hit the ball with his hand thus point to opponent.

Yes. Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

Here's an interesting matchup. Martin Gunn, massively built at 6'4" and over 240llbs. He's a full-time hardbat player and here he's tested against 12yo Louis Price, 4'6" with a normal fast sandwich bat. Martin is an old top junior and active on the veterans scene while Louis is an upcoming...

Sorry guys, I sawed the video and it was 3 of 10.

another version of this serve Craig Bryant uses this serve extensively

Yes to the first two. Maybe a picky umpire would fault the arm. But my 3rd would be tossing from the fingers not the palm. In fact it almost appears that he is flicking the ball thus imparting spin. Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

Reference Lukasz serve, it is very effective but an experienced player would protest very quickly. Have a look at 6:29. He used this serve several times in the match. However, an umpire could fault him on any of 3 (maybe 2.5) serve rule breakers. Can you spot them?

How high a level he can get to is limited by the style. He also has to learn how to serve legally.

Was this photoshop? We know that Liam is about 6cm taller than you, but here you look the same height. How did you do that?

Such great consistency I can't believe it! I had to stop watching after he had repeated the serve 10 times in a row.

I am going to practice Slimjimmii's backhand. ZJK's bh? pah! Slim's is better.

I told you Proof: The answer is always Tenergy

I'm sure Baal will soon appear and give a comprehansive advice. But I will say that every advanced TT player suffers from wrist pain at some time or other. The solution usually comes down to doing wrist exercises for strengthening and warmup. There are loads on the web and YouTube. Choose the...

What??? what happened to Viscaria? Nothing stays the same, eh.

The key is in the blade I was surprised at first but it appears that Tenergy is very controllable against incoming shots when paired with a control blade. But didn't Joo also chop with his FH using Tenergy?

Ok. I've since googled it and it more or less originated in Egypt.

Is the marriage ring also a Japanese and Chinese tradition? Or is it something that was originally Chinese and adopted in the West?

Tenergy is always the answer! But seriously, I know of 3 strong players with your game. they all used Mark V for years then moved to Tenergy (1.9 I think) on an allround blade. The best chopper in England is Joanna Parker, now on a long sabbatical, she uses tenergy in her mostly chopping game.

The pips would go well with the vintage look of my Canon A1.

For those of you who like to combine your TT with photography. But be warned that this comes at a price. https://www.dpreview.com/news/6905957779/leica-announces-special-edition-m-p-in-red-table-tennis-bat-rubber/