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Yeah. If you play against players using that same technique all the time, you might get high ranking points. It's like being a sprinter and you are really good at running and been running straight for many years. All of a sudden you are about to run a hurdle-race, and can't understand why you...

Yeah. I try this sometimes, and it's superb when I get it right. Dan got this at 3.22 here with Gauzy as well. It's quite fun

I would say the Sanwei ABS 1 Star Training Ball. The best 1 star ball I've ever played with. Durable and feels almost like a 3 star ball.

Ah. You need to fine tune all your strokes, work on that chop block and focus on ball placement out on the edges. And could your foot work get any better? There are always ways to enhance your gameplay, and I hope this could help you to find the spark again.

It might change a little bit. I always boost it a little to get the softer feeling, so I have might forgotten how it is to play without the booster :)

For the number 2, I really like Giant Dragon TopEnergy Soft, but it bounces a bit too much compared to BD. Number 3 might be a tight race between Loki N80 and Sanwei Gear Hyper 37deg. Two quite different rubbers, but I like parts of them for backhand. N80 is a little bit more rigid than BD in...

No I don't really. It's the best rubber I used for BH, and I always come back to it when I try something else :)

Just try out Yinhe Big Dipper. It's semi tacky and a really nice half-hybrid rubber, and it's linear so you will have a great chance to control your short game as well :)

Practice on a 13mm table is better than no practice at all :)

Well. You have to aim to become a more advanced player as well, so then you'll need a setup that you don't totally master I guess. But it needs to be in that area of your own playing level so it will be quite comfortable playing with.

I would say that equipment above your level is a setup where you feel that you are out of control in some or many parts of playing table tennis. But of course your belief in your own playing level could also be too high, and then changing setup will never help. You have to be realistic about...

Thank you. That's so nice of you :)

No not this one. The ones coming later on will be. You'll have to boost this yourself :)

Thanks Tony :) Hi. Yes that's me. I started my site a year or so ago, and I'm situated in Sweden. Trying to put more of Chinese rubbers and blades on the European market. Please check my Trustpilot for verifications :) https://se.trustpilot.com/review/chtt.se

Yep. I have only one rubber left in my place now, but it will come again in April or May somewhere with a pre-treated sponge. Not certain that I'll get it at that time though. We'll see. Here's the link if someone wants the last in stock :)...

Why not try a more linear, easier setup as you write that you're trying to develop your technique. Bouncy tensor rubbers will not make it easy for you to get the right backhand technique. The Korbel blade could be great for this, and look for non tensor rubbers instead. These will make you do...

Like I always say LOKI T3 :) Fast, stiff and superb for a blocking game.

I would check out Rxton 3 instead of 5. It's a bit softer than Rxton 5.

Yep. Don't throw away your money on expensive Butterfly products. As you're still in the beginning of playing table tennis, it's a lot of practice that you need. The equipment you have now is quite advanced, and a little bit bouncy. It's like @superbackhand writes. You have to work with your...

I think you should straighten your arm a bit and remember to use your whole body when looping. Not only your arm. That could be the problem