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Honestly if you cannot handle LP at all even after practice you simply are not at the level where you can loop. After that it depends on skill level and the more loops you can do into your own backspin the better you do. I'm not particularly good but honestly if you can loop and realise the...

Hi, I wanted to ask for meme advice. I am conflicted because I need to improve, after starting as a defensive style I am using a victas KM ZC. The issue is I'm not very good at defence and chopping. Now I understand I could just practice hard to get better. But I'm lazy and fat. I was...

Harimoto back then had very little power and relied on quick redirection with his backhand. I think personally it is combined that XX is a spin based player giving him a harder job to redirect with speed and also left handed meaning his backhand wasnt as deadly.

Honestly I forgot all about hunkeelin until now. It's amazing what you forget.

Tbqh rating isn't all that. It's about fun. I got to my best skill level this year by being less forehand oriented and playing in a division where my win rate is like 25% But here is the kicker, after the third year of my once a week play session being spent on improving my backhand in a row...

I presume Felix Lebrun is under 2200 then?

How do we.work out our rating level to post? Do I have to go to America or since this is a UK site do you have to get nationally ranked here. I think my ranking is a small casserole

Yeah TT11 is unreal. it cost me £168 for a Matsushita ZC with P1R and Rakza Z. In my Uk shop this is £270 (£189 blade £39 P1r £42) or 60% more

Not enough pop for a punch I would call it an active block

Control is the ability for a rubber to support you to play the shots you want, in the manner you want. For example T05 is uncontrolled because it has a bad short touch and soft block meaning the rubber kind of dictates what shots you can play reliably This is why people say D09c is more...

Remember those classic rubbers were the peak of professional rubber development at the time. So my personal opinion is more like so Modern classic rubbers are: T05 H3 Neo

yes its legit, all checks out on DHS website. Feels good too

The absoloute BEST slower blades for not too much money are: Yasaka Sweeden Extra (Ma Lin prior to MLEO and Wang Hao for his whole career) Yasaka Ma Lin Extra Offensive (I used this a lot, its amazing and was ma Lin blade after sweeden extra until reitement)

All fine but what level are you? IMO that would be pretty fast. If you're a mega experienced penhold and want this specifically fair enough. If you really want faster/eurojap rubbers then I would suggest Fastarc G1 forehand and backhand can be any soft-med soft rubber

For a general all round style for a newer plauers FH: DHS Skyline 3/Hurricane 3 OR Rakza Z extra hard BH: rhyzen CMD

not if you have not played with one before. its hard to tell the difference without boosting

37 backhand is ok but start at 39 on forehand if you use Chinese rubber. Personally I am a big fan of Rakza Z backhand and h3 forehand

Honest reason is having a star player. The Viscaria was released in 1993 but ALC didn't seem to take off in quite the mad manner it has until after Zhang Jike in 2012. Prior to this lots of people used all wood such as WLQ, ML, WH, ML etc etc and people bought those blades at a great rate. But...

I used to buy fastarc there as its cheapest in Uk. came reasonably fast no issues. Website is EH but the shop is real.

I will suggest that maybe all table tennis players, male or female should be able to enjoy playing with much larger balls. I will wave the wand for much larger balls for all. Table tennis of course