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I agree that you have a point about this. Your topic could be really interesting. And it seems many of the comments were off topic and derisive.

For you, it is just worth knowing that people receive your comments as rude and harassing. You could probably say the same things, ask the same questions and do it in a way where people do not feel that. But what would be the big deal of you explaining the information more than once without it...

It is worth noting, BROKENBALL, this post has been reported by multiple users as a harassment and as derailing the subject of the thread with your own agenda. Just so you know how your comments are received by the general public. Why not just explain what you know about the subject rather...

Absolutely. And in line with what vvk1 is saying above, if you are using one particular rubber, your stroke, how open or closed your racket angle is on contact....you adjust these things based on your equipment, and you actually adjust these things shot by shot based on a whole host of factors.

If this is your subject, instead of asking people who aren't going to know to guess, why don't you just explain the subject matter?

That is fair. I have used a left handed scissor with my right hand and it is truly annoying. :)

I like scissors. I find using scissors very easy and the cut is fine.

More Spin!

Posts 2 and 3 hint at this: a certain amount of the "shrinkage" of the rubber happens when you roll the rubber onto the blade to make sure no air pockets form. Some rubbers are more stretchy than others, so, some stretch more during that process than others. Does the factory tuning cause...

"and the Stiga Offensive Classic has a hard koto outer layer that creates a bounce effect anyway." Stiga Offensive Classic is: Limba-Spruce-Ayous-Spruce-Limba so the outer ply is Limba (soft) unless you have an Offensive classic that was made in the 1990s. Those are pretty rare these days...

So, see if you can do what tabletennisdaily1 is recommending. If you can, everything will go well.

There is no reason to look further than your current post. "They are ingorant." You may have a point. But how you express yourself, and how you act aggressively towards people when you have decided they are "WRONG" is what usually has gotten you banned. So, I have a question for you...

The followthrough positions are interesting to analyze (body and arm): FH: BH: These are each from just one shot. But there is a lot of information there.

These are videos of how Andrea plays with the equipment he uses, likes and excels at using. Why would you ask him to change equipment and play tournaments with equipment that is not his equipment of choice. Wouldn't it be better to have someone whose equipment of choice is LP with sponge for...

Would be interesting to see you playing a match vs someone at your level so the match is close.....how you play tactically and respond to what your opponent gives you.

You have never gotten banned for information. You have gotten banned because you are rude and insulting to people. You are an adult and yet still you are acting like a child.

The nice thing to know is, if he is using the slower setup and playing better and enjoying it more, that is a very good answer. I do think there are a lot of philosophies that people have about equipment. Years ago, the common thought was, you start with slower equipment and keep using stuff...

If he has a coach, why don't you ask the coach what he thinks about what would be best for your kid, rather than asking a bunch of random strangers on the internet?Us forum members will be enthusiastic and want to help. But the person who will best know how your kid plays and what would be good...

My point about the water is that, if water makes the sponge dome, and does not have any useful boost effect, then, doming is simply not an indication of boost effect. Of course you are correct with what you are saying. I am just pointing out that something that expands the sponge may or may...

I am not sure the doming has much to do with the effect of the oil on play characteristics. I think the doming has to do with the oil sinking into the sponge -> the sponge expanding -> the topsheet not letting the sponge expand 3-dimensionally -> and so, the side with the topsheet is held...