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I think korbel would be a good move since you just starting out with shakehand. The slower the better.

Strange. I played with a Guy from sri lanka when i was Young But he was very good. Sooo much better than these guys and proably many here. So this surprises me.

I know good players that have used this blade so i think it is good.

I think you Will have a harder time getting the ball over the net with harder equipment. Softer slower blades and softer rubbers give you more arc so far i know. Harder blade and the ball leaves faster and more straight and harder rubber Do not help you with the soft sponge.

Anyone know how hard ma Longs bh rubber is?

I am pretty sure that blade is suppose to be that way from the manufactor. Maybe due to aerodynamics or What it is called

How Do you grip the racket now again? High grip gives control bus less power and spin proably. If your hand is hitting there is No option than standing. If you have money to spend i think you should try a Donic Jo shape blade. It think they Will fit you pretty okey.

How is it going for the OP?

Good players can play well with Markv to and i think if you are developing it is a good rubber. Players that already have good technique van and should go for faster. But it also depens on playing style. I think the majority of players have to fast equipment.

I have looked at trying waran 2 and wyvern. I think they could be good alternatives.

I think the problem with 802 40 is that it is proably was made for speedglue. But it is still one of the most used short pimples in the history i think. I think it is well worth the money and in my opinion much better than rakza po and spinpips. I think it is okay that you try new rubbers But...

I think you should try a rubber then work on the stroke. The opening against backspin Will never get very good spin so you need to work on getting it low with good placement instead.

I disagree with the opinions about rakza po. It have little grip for a short pimple. As long as they have grip you can create spin But you Will never be able to loop aswell as with an inverted. I also think spectol is considered a more Classic short pimple with less grip. You can proably...

Like i Said. Hit at the top of the bounce. Lower and you need much more arc and you can not chose if you want to hit harder. At the top of the bouncy not at much arc and spin is needed so you can play Mich harder and still get the ball over the net.

If you mean looping at a long distance from the table i think it is basically the same as close to the table, Maybe a little more body and a bit more upward with the stroke. I also think you should avoid being far away from table at all cost. Training loop loop is more cool than it actually...

I thin hou should hit the ball at the highest point because then you can hit harder because not as much arc is necessary. Maybe okey to let it drop a little But more difficult to play hard. You want to have a somewhat closed racket angle and brush on the top of the ball, over it. I think you...

When Do you miss by a mile? I can imagine that if you get the same ball at you ans miss then you are not doing the same stroke. Proably need working on doing the same stroke moving the feet. And Maybe you Do the same stroke But play like a robot. Try to look What kind of ball that comes...

What are you looking for MOG? Are you changing due to other stuff beside just the fun of it?

Maybe you need to try the material for a longer while to see how it feels. There is proably a time of adjustment.

I have always thought this is to soft for short pimple play nowadays But i Do not know. Think regular Clipper feels to soft. But Maybe it work for short pimple on the backhand. I Do not like so much arc either so Maybe is that.