Search results

Not funny at all. But the question is, who gets the point?

Joola sponsored players that I see tend to use Rhyzm

I have the handle to prove it. Stiga offensive.

Overhang is good. It helps to protect the blade from accidental table hits. Even if you prefer no overhang, always have some initially and leave for about a week to cater for shrinkage.

If a player is changing rubbers every 2-4 weeks, then that person is a either a semi or full pro. If not, they are fanatics beyond reason. Under normal circumstances (not including accidental damage), even a high level player should not require more than 3 pairs in a TT season. Sure, if he is...

Everyday is a learning day. One thing I picked up from the video was when Ben noticed that his index finger was not flat against the bat. I checked mine and I do the same thing. It means that pressure is applied by the finger tip only. I think the flat finger approach aids control. Maybe this...

I agree with KillerspinTT's use of the term 'relaxed ' grip, rather than 'loose' grip. Loose grip confuses players in that they think of the bat possibly flying out of their hand. There are all kinds of grips that players use and they are always changing and modifying their grip over the years...

Petr, thanks for the reply. Yes, even at a much lower level like mine, I rarely see defenders. I see pushblocking Long pips and anti players but not many defenders in the old sense.

Your ranking of 190 is not bad. The way to go of course is to enter every Grand Prix tournament that you can and the Nationals. These tournaments will give you the best ratings rewards for a good win. Next in line would be to get onto a British League team. How old are you? If you are still at...

Your playing career at the highest level has spanned a couple of generations. What are the main differences in strategy used today from when you played in the nineties?

That's brilliant. I smiled for all 59secs

To me T4 acknowledges that the rule is not practicable or enforceable both for technical and other reasons. The ITTF is asking for players to go with the spirit. So basically glue with rubber cement, or WBG, or even VOC (non-speed glue) as long as it would pass the VOC test in theory. I say...

Olio, what do you understand from ITTF technical leaflet number 4 dated Sept 2014 "3.1. Solvents Manufacturers should expose rackets or sandwich rubber combinations to air before packing them to remove volatile solvents which they utilise during their processes players should similarly air...

It's one of those strokes that is ideal for learning on a robot. I'm sure that after just 10mins you'll get the basic mechanics of that block.

His partner thinks, "No big deal. Seen him do it all the time".

I thought I was doing this serve Until I saw a video of myself, I thought that I was doing this: But in reality, I was throwing up my hand really high but, many times, the released ball was not being thrown =>16cm

Here are a few examples. Which one do you do ...sometimes:-)

Too expensive? TT would not need 22 cameras as in that video. I can see WCPP using this technology as it could also be used for the snooker as it's promoted by the same team.

I think it happens to every rubber.

It's sunny in Sweden, I see.