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In my opinion, the angle in the first video is okay for seeing what you are doing. The other two videos where the angle is directly from the side area a waste of time because half the time your racket is not even in the footage. But also, that is not a good angle even if people could see your...

I should add that, even thought the name implies that R47 is basically the same as R48 but with a softer sponge, they are not. They are completely different rubbers; sponge and topsheet. And R47's topsheet does not grab the ball the same way and as it wears, my experience was that it lost its...

I don't love R47. I think R48 is great though. Tenergy lasts longer. But R48 feels like it gets amazing spin and there are a lot of things you can do with it. Tenergy is more consistent. I would get either and be happy.

If you can't feel the difference, don't worry about it and use the one you like better. The two woods just play differently: one is harder one is softer.

I just wanted you to know. Nothing to be sorry about. Yasaka Sweden Extra is a great blade. But if you got it thinking it would have a soft Limba feel and you could feel the difference, you might be upset. Whereas, if you bought it knowing that it is a flexible 5 ply blade with a harder top...

I have removed your links. What you should know is, the issues you are asking about are up to TTDaily's discretion to decide.

I think when you wrote YSE you mean Yasaka Sweden Extra. If that is correct, I just want to make sure you know that the Sweden Extra does not have a Limba top ply. The top ply is a wood that is harder than Limba and plays a little more like Koto but not quite as hard as Koto. If my memory...

That link has been pulled out of the archives and is back up and working.

No need to think further. Get something that is a better speed for today's game with the 40+ Poly Ball. I would just get exactly what your friend has if you liked it enough.

Yeah. I would agree for the most part. And enough people saw to know that the issue on your feet is serious enough. When people ask questions about how to improve an aspect of their game, I consistently let them know that, without footage, we can't tell what is actually going on and what...

Yep. I caught this in your description of spinning the ball. What you consider beginner+ sounds fine to me. That is why I said you don't need the slower racket and why I provided the information about when a slower racket would be useful. Your technique is good enough already to use any...

Sorry, I removed your photo. It was kind of disgusting. Nobody else needs to see that to try and help you.

In tennis the court is much bigger. You have to hit the ball pretty hard to hit it out. Beginners may not have that happen so frequently. Table tennis, the table is a little bit smaller. If your opponent gives you topspin it is pretty easy to hit the ball long. When a newer players is...

To improve any stroke, you do have to do hundreds of repetitions. If the stroke is really not so good, being fed multiball or using a robot can be a start. Multiball is better than a robot, but if you don't have someone to feed you multiball and you do have a robot, you use what you have...

I have read what everyone else has posted. I am going to present a different perspective. Why don't you just get exactly what your friend has and go from there. If you like that setup and it feels like it really works for you, you may as well. As far as more compact strokes and bigger...

If you are viewing from front at an angle from the BH side and to the side of the table, the table should not be in the way and you can see both the arm and the body. But if you are talking about your hand changing the angle of your racket in the middle of your stroke, then CLEARLY, you need...

Most useful would be from the far side of the table with an angle so you can see your FH clearly. A little footage from the FH side, direct side view if you are looking at FH would be useful also but you don't need much of that. The most important thing is to get a straight on view. Since...

Are you serious? Have you ever watched footage of anyone? Just think about it for a bit. I mean, really. Maybe look at some video footage where you can see a player's technique. Clearly there are a few useful angles but there is ONE that is much more important than all the others. Just...

If you actually want answers to what is going on with what you are doing on the table, words will never convey what is going on. Only people seeing what you are actually doing. I have had hundreds of people try to explain what they were doing. When I actually saw the footage, they were not...

It is funny that you are asking questions about what you do on the table and there is no video footage. People try and help based on their idea of what you are doing but nobody knows because nobody has seen what you are actually doing. If you want actual, real help with what you are doing...