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Unless youre trying to play more backspin than top

Sounds good to me

The 1.8 thing was better with the cell ball. I would look at 2.0

All I can tell you is the lower frequency will have more dwell

Waldner carbon. Maybe not with the new ball but relative to the era

To me the higher you take the ball the less likely you are to net it

Maybe he's talking about how much spin you can put on the return at those times?

I try to discourage it. Every new rubber means a lot of ittf fees these days. Again we're not going to get the newest and best market. My target market is 0 to 1600 other than maybe pips. I think up to 1800 depending on the style. I've always thought our stuff and even going back to cream...

I can't tell any of these rubbers are an improvement really from where they were when I started. I tried a sheet of bluefire last night and didnt like it at all. Other than a little click sound I wasn't impressed. Maybe if I break it in. I really dont like tuned rubbers and dont like...

They used to always work with American table tennis. News to me they work with pp, not that it affects me.

In fact a slower blade will force or invite hitting while a fast blade will invite touch blocking that makes things worse

That seems very hard for me to believe. Who wants a totally different feel for matches than they practiced with?

I never liked any tuner...too much speed not enough spin. But im also not a fan of the ittf saying manufacturers can but you can't just so they can charge more.

I have a different take as I just saw this play out exactly with two 1900s players. For some people opening is the risky shot. This guy was missing his openings or getting out rallied from a neutral position. He stopped opening and invited the other guy to open. His openings were consistent...

At that point I think you would have some idea what style you wanted to play. A generic upgrade without going carbon might be v7 with tiger unlimited for $65

Lol the real cole but yeah its me

My name is Cole and I'm a pongaholic. It's been 48 hours since I last played.

what i see at the lower level, among players not receiving the best coaching, is that if the blade is too hot as in sticky or fast or probably both, they send topspin way long. then the instinct is to react by touching the ball softer and softer. when the paddle is less sensitive they learn to...

I have no idea but there's a thread here somewhere with a loki rep

Oh, you're RESELLING them. Oh well, I'm not going to delete all that