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I assumed it was a kind of hybrid because of the DHS marketing material, but admittedly I am relying on google translate which is easily misinterpreted.

DHS also notes that while Goldarc 8 was manufactured in Germany, they make Goldarc 9 totally in house.

It is a tacky, thinner, softer topsheet with a new pimple geometry paired with the #80 sponge. It is being marketed primarily as a tacky backhand rubber for the more and more finding they have that preference.

FZD ALC is quite controlled, you will want to pick a faster blade and rubbers if you would like to try a fast setup.

Handle is listed as the same size as Viscaria, FZD ALC, etc. Larger than Korbel. Classy and handsome.

Goldarc 8, Rakza 7

DHS 15, big bottle. Shake well but then let the bubbles settle.

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I think he was being sarcastic and complimenting the illegal serve, as he smacked the ball away hard and did an exaggerated mockery of the serving motion directly after.

This is where the thinking went astray.

I find him mostly awkward but not to an extreme level. It's listenable, but strange and out of place many times. A few cringe type sexist comments here and there, e.g. when women are playing they are "very easy on the eyes".

The issue is that they measure the hardness of the sponge (itself an imperfect measurement), but nothing to do with the hardness or the pip structure of the top sheet which is a lot of the "feel" of a rubber. All these variables are interacting with each other in different ways to make up the...

Just a small confusion I think, opaque means not able to be seen through.

The discussion about nerves and mental/physical preparation is useful, but what you must remember is that you are adding new and unfamiliar skills to your game. The people you are playing are just doing what is comfortable and automatic to them, no matter how "wrong" it is from the standardized...

Yes, and yes.

I'd say this is what stands out to me immediately, because I have spent time mired in the same thing. Your concern over your technique is making you stiff and rigid, which ironically means it is arduous to reach a very good/usable match technique. You will feel yourself asking questions like...

Tenergy 19 pairs incredibly intuitively with this blade.

I'm starting to think this has to do with feeling and not anything that is actually applied to the ball. Whenever I watch slow video the ball is long gone off the rubber by the time any of this movement is happening. It may make a positive mental contribution?

Thank you!

How can the price be $250+ shipping when one can buy brand new for less? Is there something additionally special about these blades I am ignorant of? https://www.tabletennis11.com/other_eng/darker-speed-90-hinoki-9mm Edit: Oh, out of stock. It didn't pop up on mobile straight away.