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Wing got it right, the combo you selected is a no-brainer dead feel for what you seem to want to be doing. Just about any middle of the road low OFF blade with soft, modern dynamic rubbers would feel 5000% better than what you selected. There is always the trade market and you could get enough...

I just HAD to toss in that word negotiate, couldn't help myself. However, this WILL have an impact in LDM7's TT pinga ponga as he will have full mobility and be in a much better mental state for every TT appearance he makes.

LDM7 has recently negotiated through some persistent difficulties to upgrade his game. He might tell you all about it or not.

Wing, If you look at a picture of Der_Echte, you would immediately come away with the impression of an over-the-hill 55+ washed-out way overweight XXL joker who would not be able to lift the weight of a fly or move the width of an ant... but I wield a 200-210 gram bat consistently and get to...

The easiest and least risk to add weight to handle to balance out the blade (and custom make the shape to fit the hand better) is to apply GRIP TAPE. Often, just a few grams of grip tape is enough.

Everyone knows Der_Echte's preference for heavy, solid blades with LOW balance point... and hiz inclination towards adding weight to the handle if the weight and balance are "wrong". Everything depends on the swing, the biomechanics, and the impact. One could benefit from head heavy, neutral...

Uh-Oh, I can just see Carl be about ready to make some references to blade surgery and the Goon Squad. Look out Below.

No, the groupies are in hiz mind or in version 23.0 of Grand Theft Auto.

There are a gazillion things at your level to improve, but one of the fundamentals I did not hear you articulate having trained much is FOOTWORK. One step, two step, hop, slide, power hop, cross step, stumble cross, power cross. You can name them crazy things like I did, but essential footwork...

Next Level makes great points about quality and consistency. I explained to LDM7 that one simply will not greatly improve quality over a short time... that is a slow improvement mission. I explained that one considers what one wants to go for in training... whether that is to go for high...

LDM7 will likely reply soon... total over two hours... let's say this was a very physical, exerting night. It is not like LDM7 does his practice half-azz, he always goes for it... but tonite, his level of exertion got seriously elevated. Just ask his 4 shirts. He got to watch the team of Spin...

Maybe we can change the answer to Hervé Jean-Pierre Villechaize... Hervé Villechaize - Wikipedia

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO !!! OP should obsess EVEN MOAR about the choice and create a NEW list of 20 blades and over analyze it to the detail of the hair on a gnat's azz.

Come to Sacramento and play many matches vs James Therriault. Training mission accomplished. :)

True... and also true is that Next Level knows the pleasure of holding a bound book and looking at what you want when you want with the weight in the lap.

Maybe one day, a copy of SUFFER NO FOOLS by Walt Williams will be on the way eastbound...

Jörgen Persson is the winning entry. Get in while the getting is good.

Next Level has been reading Walt Wiliams and Thomas Sowell again I see. If he hasn't, I'll send over the books. Why the heck did I say what I said? Those two gents are always reasonable. Richie and anyone struggling with hitting high balls out. A couple things usually go wrong. Position not...

Your placement is improving.

I have done dozens of his vids over the last 10 years, so I cannot in a one minute pin point the thread for you, search them out, but this you tube vid, I timed at 2:51 he talks about the free hand, then demonstrates a few reps all the way to 3:30s with slo-mo.