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No need to delete it. But maybe post in a few threads and get people to know you so they see who this is coming from.

People would likely be more interested in you promoting something TT related if you have been a member and made posts that contribute to the forum so people get to know who you are.

@PenHoldSandro I have a question: Are you talking about timing the legs, hips, core, weight transfer, torso, and arm movements to maximize impact into the ball on contact (overall power)? Or are you talking about the timing of hitting the ball early (ball on the rise), middle (ball at the top...

I have a question for you Matteo: This is your first post on TTDaily. It is an advertisement for a product. It is a product related to TT. But it is an advertisement for a product. The question is, do you have anything else related to the forum and table tennis to contribute here? Or was...

Can anyone help Advay with how to upload video to TTDaily. I always load video to YouTube and then share here. Are there other ways to load video so people can view on TTDaily? Or should Advay upload his footage to YouTube and then post the link to the video in a thread?

No rush. When you can. It would be nice to see your standard of play.

Just out of curiosity, is there any chance you would be able to record you playing a match with someone at a club or in a tournament and post the footage here for people to see your standard of play?

Nobody is saying you shouldn't play table tennis. Why do you have in your mind that either you will become one of the best in the world or you shouldn't play. The reason for playing should be that you love to play. Over 30 years ago I used to ride skateboard ramps on inline skates for a...

Here is something he posted about his level:

It is a good goal. You can try. There would be nothing wrong with trying. Have you played in any national tournaments vs nationally ranked players? Again, Achanta Sharath Kamal began being trained by relatives who were high level players and coaches at the age of 4. By 14 years old, he...

No, he started training at 4 years old. He had an uncle and a father who were top level players. He started being a pro at 16 years old when he was capable of competing with the top men in the world. At 16 years old when he BECAME A PRO, he had already trained for 12 years. He could...

Also, feel free to look here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharath_Kamal#:~:text=Sharath%20was%20introduced%20to%20Table,to%20be%20a%20professional%20paddler. That gives a fairly full history.

This is just from a summary search: == "Achanta Sharath Kamal was four years old when he was introduced to table tennis by his father, Achanta Srinivasa Rao. His father and uncle, Muralidhar Rao, were both state-level players and national-level coaches who taught Sharath the game. Sharath...

Most guys who are pros start being trained at the age of 6. Just so you know. If you are able to beat adult players in the top 50 in your country at the current moment, you do have a chance. But you would probably have to be training with a professional TEAM of coaches 6 hours a day, 5-6...

How old are you? How long have you been playing TT? What is your current training schedule like? Is your goal to make a living and support yourself playing table tennis? Or is your goal to get as good as you can without caring about money?

It is also worth noting that Tennis Elbow is a repetitive stress issue. If you actually have tennis elbow, taking a few weeks off from playing TT and looking at some of the things that are recommended for helping heal from tennis elbow would be worth doing. Then, when the repetitive stress...

Part of why you want the slight lack of speed is so you can take a fuller swing: that, in the long run causes your stroke mechanics to improve more (and more quickly) and as your stroke mechanics and contact (how your rubbber contacts the ball) improves, you start getting A LOT more spin...

iDEaXANA: the important thing to know about equipment is, as long as you are looking for equipment in the right class for where you are at, every brand has something that would be suitable and good. Crillo's recommendation would be excellent. What you are thinking would also be right in line...

It is funny, you presented medical information that some people regard to be political information. Then he posted something and absolutely was not responding TO YOU. And you responded directly to him....and then he responded to you: And your complaint is basically that he responded to you...

I am not sure it is an issue of wrong and right. The rotational force of a stroke in many racket sports puts torque on your knees. Therefore it can be hard on your knees. But the more your feet are allowed to move with the stroke, the less torque you will put in your knees. Can you post...