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It looks like that you prefer to push and use back hand a lot. I think you probably need to force yourself to use forehand more. For those longer serves, you can definitely loop to receive with forehand. Wait for the ball a little longer and spin more. You might lose some matches at the...

From a glimpse of your videos, I think you can spin the ball quite well in practice, but rarely spin the ball in matches. So the issue is not about the technique of how to spin the ball, but how to use it more properly in a match. I can see that you usually stand very close to the table after...

C2 is among the most durable rubbers out there.

Loki arthur china without boosting is pretty decent for backhand if you are not seeking really high speed hybrid

Guess just batch variation

Try Donic C2 for forehand. G1 is good, but hybrid is definitely worth a try.

About time to welcome FZD to play at MLTT

He was a good coach. I did not hear what he said. But based on his hand motion, he pointed that you did not start/load from your leg for those forehand strikes. I think that was good coaching. It is easy to start with shoulder/hand instead of leg when one pivots a little bit. The body should be...

Did the pancake flip again. These tricks probably can’t help much on game play, but it helps for touch and control. I know that I needed to hold/ tense my core muscles for stability.

How much did you pay for per sheet?

Sticky moon 12? It got some good reviews among chinese users. Hard for forehand and midhard for forehand or backhand depending on your level

Ok, let me see whether I can practice a little more and get some new videos. It is harder than how it looks like for someone having not tried it before. But it is a fun learning process. Encourage more people to try it with or without the bonus blade.

I tried bouncing a ball on table edge. It is the first time I did it and it took about 30 minute’s practice. It is actually quite fun experience.

I can see that it’s really hard to correct someone’s strokes just from a short video. Most posts will end up with what is wrong with my Ma Long like strokes. From my own coaching experience, people will understand much better if you can demonstrate their strokes or even hold their hands to do...

We were lost on what you were trying to improve based on your videos. No strokes is perfect, but a stroke is good if one can return with good power/spin even it doesn’t look good.

I can see that you missed many balls in your practice and your match. One thing I saw is that you started your right shoulder to bring your arm to hit the ball, which is one reason that you missed all the shots. Starting with your shoulder, your paddle can hit anywhere. Watch some online...

I also got a WSH ARC and a SARC, and a Yinhe Sun Wen afc

Your serves are good, but you missed a lot of 3d ball attacks (not even touch the ball?). Bad timing/pace is one thing, also you swing back too much with your hand alone. To increase your accuracy rate and power/spin, backswing/swing with your hip/body, your hand only create curve/spin...

You were quickly backswing almost the same way regardless how your opponent returned your serves. I think after your serves, the first thing is to recover to ready position while looking at how your opponent returns your serve, then move for push/loop.... In your match, you put your hands down...

You backswang your hand way too early. I would say slower your pace much more for serve and return. Use your legs to move and backswing your hand only when getting to good spot. Swing forward only after the ball bounces from your side of the table. Your loop was good, but the timing and pace...