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cool app defenitly going to try some exercises. too bad the tracker snt availeble yet

Im so tuned for this blade. As soon as its released I will buy one. How long will it take for tabletennis11.com to ship somthing to the Netherlands?

When I practiced this serve I first practiced on just throwing the ball up and moving the bat in and out. Just hitting the ball and not serving on the table yet. It helps you to get an idea of the timing with the serve and to hit the ball properly. Once I was able to do that I started serving...

This is my most effective serve because my opponents appart from my team mates dont see the difference between backspin and topspin. The easiest way of learning this serve is the way its shown in the second video. The way shown in the first video (the way I do the serve) allows you to...

Christian Suss (from the first video) does use his wrist but not as as the chinese player because he uses his arm more to generate spin and the chinese guy uses his wrist more and less arm.

I would say get buterfly sriver on both sides 1,7mm or yasaka mark v on both sides 1,8mm to start with. Woudnt jump straight into hurricane 3 neo, any tenergy or bluefires because it will take too long to adapt because its hard to controll these rubbers. Start with srivers or mark v to learn all...

The contact point is visible for the players but he is throwing it too much towards him making the serve illegal but most umpires dot really care about this

I dont know you ever watched ma long tutorials? they really helped me with my techniques

If you want a fast blade you will like the stiga cc7 and get Bluefire M2 on both sides? Extremely stiff and hard blade. I already found the m1 too hard to controll and I dont even want to know how fast the turbo version would be.

Well the tackiness is supposed to dissapear after some time, thats when they become more deadly

Well maybe the Bluefire m2? its a little softer than the Rakza 7 and Ive used the M1 which was not to sensitive to spin and it has a similair throw as the baracuda. Or you get a softer blade and get Rakza 7 on both sides

I used both of them for only one session; Bluefire M1 is fast has a high throw and when looping the ball somethimes went into inprediceble directions with the same stroke like into the net of off the table I didnt like it at all. The Andro Rasant Turbo has a lower throwangle than the m1, was...

If I look at pictures the Timo Boll ALL+ looks like it has the same handle as the Primorac OFF- but Im not 100% sure. And if I compare these handles to the stiga handles then the stiga handles are les square formed, A little bit thinner in the middle and wider at the end of the handle. But all...

I would recommend you using a Rakza 7 on the forehand, its the most balanced rubber I have used so far. You can topspin the ball hard and you can topspin slow and has good dwell time and excellent spin. For the backhand I would say go with the Rakza 7 Soft. I have used harder backhand rubbers...

Will you guys review the Viscaria? Since its finally released in Europe

Well I have both of them here and the sponge of the 64 feels softer than the 05

The Tenergy 05 has a medium-hard to hard sponge and has a high throw angle and is good for all styles of play and you can use it cloase and away from the table. Tenergy 64 has less spin than Tenergy 05 but is faster and softer so its more for poeple who like to stay a little bit away from the...

Good! let me know how you find it when playing :D

I played with chinese rubbers, when i was playing table tennis for like 3 years we went to rotterdam for the wttc (When I never watched table tennis matches before) but when I saw the match from ma long against ma lin I was inspired byb ma long to get as good as him and from then Im a huge ma...

I think the nct version is is a little bit faster but has also more dwell and the nc technology allows you to hit the ball harder without losing controll. I think the nct version would be better becausr the classic is more an old blade (made in the 80s). so the nct version is a bit more modern.