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That BH punch shot is called a BH PUSH in Korean... I am trying to get LDM7 learn the basics of this, primarily a shorter lower arm and timing of the firming of grip at impact. There are not so many moving pieces to it, so I do not believe it would take as long to develop as other shots, like a...

Wow, in 3 days, this thread gets 40 replies, a thread on gee whiz, what rubber and blade should I use with the magic code words like Stiga and H3 in it... ... all the while, relevant player development threads, even written by TTD owner Dan himself get like 4 comments after a full week. Weak.

Since you have H3 in your signature,... Spend your money on coaching from the most knowledgeable H3 dude - Sergey Tsos. For real, spend money on professional, effective assistance from a real coach who can articulate and develop you. The ones who spend the thousands on real coaching progress...

Sergey Tsos is still offering to pay international postage for all your used up MX-Ps you decided to ditch if you decided to go for the G-1...

Either way you go, you will need to keep playing against that material and play style. This is true for all material and play styles that trouble you. it is an opportunity to learn and grow better, you will certainly be better down the road if you apply yourself, learn, fail, learn, adjust.

Next Level, Take a trip to NYC Krooklyn area and look for Carl's Bait Stash of National H3, you will be sure to hit more winners. Glad to hear you are getting back into the sport moar and enjoying it moar.

The simple answer is that the one or two SP players you mention are simply better players than you right now. You can change that a little or a lot. There are a number of things you can do to help your chances, but trying to put them to work in a match vs them right now is only going to make...

The OP listed only FIVE blades and two rubbers in his initial post. He did not analyze any of them to the detail of hairs on a gnat's azz and ask pointless questions. Based on how 99% of new to TTD people post, this post is seriously short of worthless rhetoric. OP should re-do his post...

TTD members should private message Sergey Tsos on how to select, purchase, and boost the heck outta H3. Few know more than him period.

Sie wollte erst eimal meine Brieftasche sehen... yup, see the cash first.

FX-S is a little bouncier on the low to medium impacts than FX-D. Both make great spin on full swings.

SugaD has had his finger on the pulse of what has been going on I would believe... and I am more glad than Carl.

I tried to raise some money for Mr. Tsos to get another BH rubber... failed to meet the threshold. Since he is perpetually out of funds, he may need to start selling his longtime H3 secrets on the grey market to get some money to replaced that weak BH rubber of his. It seems the Tsos also holds...

FX-D feels a tad softer... easier to get ball into wood. FX-P felt very linear with some top end... FX-D is way more dynamic on top end. FX-P felt like a medium firm sponge on light impacts (maybe topsheet/)... FX-P feels same softness.

LDM7 had a very productive session yesterday, got pretty much as much data going on as many players get in a few months of 1 hr a week lessons. Sergey Tsos made a guest appearance and helped out the spice and variety, added random and another set of eyes. LDM7 showing all kind of improvement...

We will only leak out to the press how old ur hair is...

I use FX-D on BH right now... I COULD use it on FH, but honestly, I now play firmer rubbers on FH MUCH better than I did a few years ago, so BH it will be for FX-D. FX-D is the true mold of modern dynamic soft sponged rubber... a real juicy rubber on big swings.

Just because someone doesn't see it, doesn't mean they not doing it... :D :)

Carl KNOWS that I bought a 85g version of his beloved Allround Evolution and pioneered the "Beast Mod" to turn it into a 120 gram+ Looping Monster that felt so damn light and easy to operate.

You DO know that my main blade I use in my sig is 115 grams for starters...