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Well, I probably under counted the number of MLTT players. Before MLTT, I would say only about 10 players in the US are 2600+

Gewo seems to price differently from other brands. No 30% from tt11, which I don't like.

I am also playing with commercial Hurricane WCQ and SYS. SYS feels a little easier to play with. It pairs well with C2/LAC. I have D09C/Rxton 1 on WCQ. So hard to say the exact difference since rubbers are different. I played with Bo carbon before, it was hard & stiff. and I would assume B2X...

Probably only about 20-30 players are usatt 2600+ in the us including mltt players. A retired China provincial player is about this level too

I think you played pretty good in the first match especially the third ball attack. Not sure how your opponent changed more in the following games, but he probably looped/attacked more of your serves instead of just pushing. You probably want to serve quick and long sometimes to help your short...

It would probably be interested in exploring the difference from HL 5H and HL 5A as they are more different. I play with HL 5 H and it is quite different from all these HL5 variants.

All these blades only have minor variations. The blade designs probably attract different buyers more than their functions.

Dan and Frog are basically living on table tennis, semi pro at least. I would say average decent USATT players are probably about 1700-1900. USATT 2500+ are pro, and 2300+ usually were trained like pro or the very top amateurs. The medium USATT score of all US players (play once a week or...

Fang Bo is playing against Fanbo. Fang Bo might beat FanBo

How about 1000+ users that own both giving the same statement?

We will see whether China really loses its dominance after the WTTC next year. I think that is the only event that matters most to CNT before the Olympics. WCQ seems to be on the downhill, but a closed CNT training might boost him again.

Fzd alc feels softer to me

If you keep not contacting the ball for your pendulum, one possibility is you toss the ball too far away from your body (paddle) and maybe too vertical. You should almost toss the the ball towards your paddle (legit serves), and your paddle holding hand just do the spinning action. And turn your...

I think it’s good to have one pendulum and one reverse spin serves. If you have problems with pendulum, I found most people have are due to timing and how they toss the ball. And people have problems trying to create spin and speed at the same time. You need to practice them separately first...

I think these were good. You can not start creating spin and power at the same time. Power is more from your leg/body, and spin is more about how to contact the ball. These two loops from you had decent spin. And I think that is a good start point. Play it more often this way and gradually add...

Manufacturers have been trying and offering hybrids for a while. The question is why hybrids are not popular until recently. the manufacturing technique improvement? ball change? table tennis technique change?

Thanks a lot for the offer though I think that my tricks still have a big room to improve. And thanks for the generality which hopefully opens some people's eyes that table tennis is not just about power, smashing, or winning on the table.

Smash sometimes is not bad, but you definitely need to have a good loop to open against push and for serve receiving. After the opening, smashing can be a good option against intermediate player (maybe USATT 1800-?). In china, the saying is that only provincial players and up can counter top...

Your practice partner likes to push, which is perfect for you to practice looping with more spin. To implement more loop/spin in your match, you get to slow the pace a little bit to give your time to loop. If you plan to use pips on one side, then your current game/stand is fine, but just too...

Doesn't TMXi pro have a larger face already? Acoustic carbon special? Just realize that most larger size blades are actually inner carbon