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What is your level now? always better with slower in the beginning i think, as long as the grip is good and the rubber is not too soft or too hard. Either go for a rubber with built in glue effect or not, depends on the level.

I agree with an earlier answer. The revolution glue is great, very easy to remove. Like old speed glue on china rubbers.

I really appreciate all the answers. Thanks. Do not know if its better with grippy rubber or tackiness for durability? Do you other guys also use protective sheets? I have one friend that use some revolution rubber cleaner, im skeptical. Do not want to use tacky rubbers if they get worn out...

Hello! Hope everyone have a nice start of the new year. Which rubbers do you guys think have good performance but also last somewhat long with a reasonable price? I found this thread where they are discussing the subject regarding hybrid rubbers...

I have used the Glayzer, find the arc pretty high, good spin while the tackiness last, not the fastest rubber and a bit hard. Much easier to use on the forehand since it is easier to get power from the bod so can stilll play pretty hard shots. Do not think we can compare Glayzer with the more...

Maybe try a hybrid? i think tackier rubber on the forehand is good: - easier to make spin so get more safety since you get mor arc - more spin in serves - a little slower so easier to return serves and better at third ball attack

I think you should start with getting a safe block. If you can block well with your new grip then good players want to practice with you. Find that young players prioritize this to little. Without a good block you will never get to practice with players better than you. Good luck with penhold.

If you make sidespin in your serve it will be much harder to read the reuturn if they just hold it. Easier if you do downspin or nospin, that return will be "easier". Can also chose more what you want, sidespin with upspin and they need to flip and the opposite for sidespin with downspin. For...

Easier with the biomechanics with forehand since you use the body more. Backhand more just arm, so find it more difficult with harder rubbers. I think it works if you have the time and can play more from the hip. I remember Kreangea used Tenergy 05 fx on his backhand because it was better in...

I have not read all the comments and only watched a minute from the first video. I think you move your forearm well but you hit out since the ball is higher and your racket is under the ball, so need to hit up to able to hit it. If you want to have your arm at the same place, a bit low, then you...

I thought it was up to the umpire to decide when to stop the game, not the player?

Post a game instead. You look safe doing exercise. From this video i would say practice more instead.

Difficult angle. It looks like you are standing very close so the ball almost hit you, therefore standing upright with the body. If you come back a little so you can lean a bit more forward it will be easier to get power forward. The ball sometimes seems pretty high so you could hit much more...

Do not move the playing arm.

Watched some minutes. You seem to have nice backspin on the serve! good. Maybe try this: - a little longer serve, to short serve is easy. Want him to break his racket. - Hit the ball further down to make it lower - Try to learn how to make no spin aswell. The backspin serve will then become...

I think it is enough to make one with a ball and put a pen through it and then you can practise brush.

Nice to see that you are training hard. Last video: Seems like you have the hit more in front of your body. Good! Feel lika all the backspin balls seems a bit unnatural. Do you want to practice like you play against a chopper? I think it is hard to generalize this to a push. Fh loop against...

I think the tabletennis culture is not good enough in the USA. It seems it getting more and more popular? Believe it is more possible in the coming years if the sport keeps growing.

Find a rubber with hardness between soft and hard, too soft and nothing will happen and too hard and no good feeling. I have no experience with your rubbers but depens a lot about what blade you pair them with. Would be interesting to see a video so we can hear how the hit sounds and how you are...

I think the biggest different between euro and asia are that euro focus more on the arm and the stroke while asia focus on the feet/legs and movement. At the moment it feels like you focus more on the stroke and less at moving the feet :)