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For those who are complaining that this is and English Language Forum and they can't read this: This is what google translate says each of these posts translates to in English: FH Galaxy Myanmar Blue Sponge Beidou 39.5 BH Galaxy Myanmar Moon Speed This one is good, but I'm worried about the...

I think, perhaps, what Lazer meant is, often on these forums, people will say that Mark V is x.z.y....(choose your derogative terms) and it would not be suitable for play for anyone. And for some, who are starting and learning, or who just like extra control, it still can be a fine choice and...

The actual question is, do you want to use it, or do you want to save it. I believe Butterfly stopped making that blade years ago. If that is the case, it is actually worth more than the original price. It is a collectors item. If it does have the black tag butterfly logo, then it may be...

That is what the front of an old Viscaria said even down to the misspelling "Perfomance" for performance. - World-Leading Quality Blades - Shake Racket And the rest of what it says on the front of the blade are what an old Viscaria used to say. The new ones...

I did know that. And the footage shows, you should choose equipment based on what feels good to you since you are past the level an equipment mismatch would hamper your progress. But, for me, analyzing footage, it would be much more fun to watch footage of you, playing someone who can make...

I think the biggest issue with blades is this: all wood is slightly different so 20 Viscarias will all feel slightly different. A pro will get sent a batch of blades 10-50 and will try many and keep the ones they like, the ones that feel "better" to them. One time I got to try a blade that Xu...

I have used a Darker 7p.2a.7t. It is really nice. I am sure the 7p.2a is as well. If you want a Hinoki blade that has plies, you can't go wrong with Darker. They specialize in making Hinoki blades. And their craftsmanship is really top notch. In my opinion, better than Butterfly; as good...

To me, it looks like your technique is solid enough that you can use whatever you want. Try one. If you want to try a different one next time, go for it....and so on. The only thing I wish with that video you posted is that you showed more of your play. The clips in the video look like it...

What you may also want to be considering is Yinhe's level of craftsmanship and the quality of the materials they use vs Butterfly's. However, if you want a real experience with Hinoki you should be trying something like a Darker Speed 90. Nothing feels like a 1 ply Hinoki blade. They are...

It is worth knowing that Hinoki is a kind of Cypress. :)

The way I always looked at it, if the topsheet is sticky, then a piece of plain plastic will stick to it. There is no reason to use something sticky on something that is already sticky. And, for sure, with a plain platic sheet, on a tacky rubber, the plain plastic sheet will help the...

I only watched a few shots. On your BH vs backspin you take the ball way way earlier than on FH. On FH vs backspin, you are backing off and waiting till the ball is falling, long after the top of the bounce. If you do that, you have to arc the ball so it lands on the table. You can't make it...

If what you have is working, you may as well stick with it. What happened to the Jonyer H? That is an excellent 5 ply hinoki blade. I have to say, I love the feel of Hinoki when it is JUST Hinoki. Every blade I have felt that had Hinoki and a composite layer was crazy fast. The Darker...

Okay, one more thing: practicing shadow strokes could improve your stroke technique. Practicing shadow strokes with footwork would make it so you can get your lower body and upper body to learn how to coordinate with each other. Some of what your legs do, works in opposition to what your upper...

I am going to ignore the rest and just focus on this: if you want to hit a powerful FH loop, driving forward against backspin and you want the trajectory to be direct and fast, the timing of when you contact the ball may be important (not just the mechanics of the stroke). If you can take the...

FZD nevery used Infinity. It was always a Viscaria with an Infinity handle. This is pretty well documented. Feel free to do the research. FZD was using a Viscaria from before he was playing in Men's international tournaments. The Stiga sponsorship happened after that and all he did was...

If you like the Stiga Allround Evolution, use it. That is a nice blade.

This post put through Google Translate is: "Thanks for the info." Ajiekcey, you are clearly translating Matt's post into Russian for yourself. Please translate your posts into English for people on this site. You can leave the original in Russian if you want. But also put a translation in...

Okay. So I guess you put his post through Google Translate to understand what he was asking. Is that right?

Are you the same person? 2 profiles, 1 person?