I don't think G09C is any easier, I am using non NEO 39* orange (want low weigth). The only issue is that I have to dislocate my shoulder playing in the 3:Rd position, but I don't spend much time there so I live with it.
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L-zr
The one thing I didn't like about the the Glazers was the feeling I got on an all wood blade. Enough speed and spin. A boosted H3 feels more distinct....
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Did you watch the game?
The Norwegian played great. But he was given an advantage by (questionable) faulting Truls serve. Truls lost the next 4 points easily. Than it was too late to recover. The worst part is that they had hawk eye so no chance to challange. That is not acceptable….
But in the...
it happens every now and then. Try to shake it off… You can train your mind to do
this…
I get pissed if I play bad but not if I play good and still loses.
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L-zr
The problem is that when most of your shots misses, you will hold back. This is detrimental for technical progress… Iv’e seen many players with too fast equipment, put them under a little pressure and they hit long… If you play with a slow linear bat its much much easier to develop you...
Right now I settle fir whatever ball I am presented, but when I buy my own its those two brands. Can’t really say much about Butterfly balls. One of my clubs are using Donic ant the other one Stiga. They are OK but I prefer Nittaku and DHS( 3*).
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L-zr
I boost my my H3 (nom NEO) once, and never again. It degrades so slow that I get time to adjust. Then I change it every 6 months to 1 year.
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L-zr
That shot needs to be brushed very thin, its easier to pull off if you let the ball sink lower before you hit.
If you know the ball is not spinny go for the second type shot
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L-zr
Fyi, when I played ESN!s on FH, the best (and spinniest) for me was Tibhar Hybrid MK. Just a tiny bit sticky and almost no catapult with good speed.
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