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Yes I agree but deep down I want to go and play something like xiom vega europe(there seems so be a hybrid version aswell) type of soft rubber on my fh. Even softer than G1 actually. Just so I can tell the direction I want to go with my fh. Because as you said I could not tell you the difference...

also I randomly found a comment by lokigermany on youtube: @lokigermany vor 8 Monaten Hardness depends on which h3 u buy. h3 40 degrees is about the same as the rxton3 blue...

I know but I have no opportunity since there is no coach. Better players don't train or train only with their same skilled teammate. Since they are 40+ old they also just do casual drills. No hard systemtrainings. So only option 3 is left. And the fact that I still asked better players to train...

Have you looked into xiom vega europe H ? Also what do you mean by 3months only do drives? I can do drives already and doing no topspins for 3 months will def make my topspins worse might aswell stop play tabletennis lol. I am not a big fan of buying rubbers from places like aliexpress. I think...

Also watch this part of the video. This is the best player but he is a youth teacher same rating as me now: Here I am looping with different gears/speed basically. (1 to 5) starting from very slow and then getting faster and faster

Thank you for the input. I agree with what you said. Maybe I worded it badly in some comments but thats exactly what I was talking about. The Problem with H3 was I didn't feel it (only hear? it I guess - but I am bad at that) if I hit good or not. This is from december. My first session on...

I actually watch a lot of pro play and tutorials that at this point it actually confuses me. Even this simple advice people have different opinions about. Some say make it land on the table first consistency over power. Others come and say hit as hard as possible and hit it into the net once...

I just have too much respect to take their backhand serve with my fh(loop). So I try to step in asap and try to flick and get into the rally. When a weaker player uses his backhand serve I seem to have no problem receiving with my fh. And I am good at seeing when its half long or short so those...

I have to admit I wasn't working on this much since my focus was getting good quality topspins first. Also noted down that atleast during the season I have to practise this more.

You mean in this thread? Not sure which stroke we are talking about. Flips/flicks over the table? My serve return is very onesided. I am working on this to have multiple solutions to a serve. But main problem is not being able to read backhand serves properly atm. I am just stupid. In the match...

Yes slap is not the right word he is obviously still trying to apply a lot of spin. But his focus was as much hitting as possible and just enough brushing to make the ball land on the other side. Almost the opposite of what I am doing. I don't limit test like he does. I focus much more on...

yes and I am only confident with d09c if I know what type of ball am getting and in matches I just don't so to compensate that I want a more forgiving rubber instead until I can work on reading the ball and trajectory better. I do still think d09c fits my playstyle age and technique. I can...

I actually cut out the ladys quality since she was demolishing me in the other sets. I only put the late 2nd set into the video and since noone would be interested to watch the entire match anyway. So I only picked out the part where I was somewhat in the game. Both first and 2nd set I was like...

actually this is how I was looping before and am trying to get away from this type of looping. I also don't think my problem is that I am not brushing. I am actually brushing too much and too scared to "hit" more instead. Right now I am practising to loop with a more open bat angle. It got much...

Closest I was coaching "aggressively" was my little brother and yes I told him to change his equipment and that he fucks up himself more than I do by playing with primoarc carbon tc5000 ? and Tenergy rubbers when he had just 700RC. 2nd thing I would advise is practising serve return but thats...

yes no doubt they are better than me (all 3 of them in the vid). I just thought it would be easier for me to get into the game if I go to a softer rubber that gives me better control when I am mostly reacting. So even though I will be not in optimal position it might give me the confidence to...

wait you tell me my equipment is not the problem? I do agree I am a pus pus when it comes to taking more risks. Yeah I do play the shots I claim I can't play but I don't play them with confident. 90% of the time when I loop a strong players serve is I have no clue if the ball is gonna land...

Yes but the problem is I usually get one good chance to attack for my current level. Let's say 3rd ball attack, because I am also mentally prepared to attack after my serve since I know 99% the ball will end up long somewhere. So I need to use that chance. As you can see in the video when I did...

I currently think the same way but without any proof (yet). I mean I have to give a softer rubber a chance I think atleast so I can say I tried atleast. I checked vega europe and it seems like its 42°? The Woman I played against uses that hardness on her bh and her fh is r45° not sure her blade...

I honestly don't understand the h3 technique vs esn rubber technique. Care to explain further? I also have no coach and h3 is even more exhausting to get good quality shots (tried it on my W968) and I had better time with a d09c instead. it was h3 blue 39° 2x boosted. Sponge feels so dead. Like...