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  1. Boosted Chinese rubber better than Tensor for backhand?

    The man with the coolest backhand on our planet - Fan Zhendong plays D09C on his backhand. This is indicative. True, I think that he boosts him, like his hurricane, because the balls fly off his racket very quickly and cheerfully.
  2. Seven Laws of Spin (General things about sidespin and backspin that experienced people know)

    Thank you Next Level for this video! Including thanks to him, I added a lot today. We have one player at the club who has 80% of his performance in serves that have very strong lateral rotation with variations of top, side or bottom. After watching this video, it became much easier for me to...
  3. Boosted Chinese rubber better than Tensor for backhand?

    For me, chinese hybrid rubber with a booster are definitely better now! I think that here, in fact, the meaning is not in the chinese overlay, but in the very principle. This ball needs a harder rubber with a sticky topsheet and at least some speed. For some reason I am sure that two dignics 09c...
  4. Boosted Chinese rubber better than Tensor for backhand?

    Hello Tensor Backhand! Literally like three workouts I play with two Jupiters 3 on both sides and I added a lot. There are 15 of us on 5 tables, we play to the count until the stop on the first table, then from 5 tables the losers sit down, and 5 people go to the shift. Today I played on the...
  5. Fan Zhendong ALC Blade Review | With João Geraldo

    For a long time, the Butterfly went after Fan Zhendong that he needed a blade with his name, but Fan did not agree for a long time, he was so used to Viscaria. In the end, he agreed to replace the handles :D PS Only it seemed to me that Joao Fang Zhendong's blade plays better than his main one?
  6. Why isn't table tennis equipment produced in the USA?

    It seems to me that I understood the reason for my original question and for this a big thank you to all of you! And this is actually not one reason, but a combination of them, which everyone spoke about here. The further dispute was already due to a comparison of the importance of each of the...
  7. Why isn't table tennis equipment produced in the USA?

    Yes, you produce interesting things. It is possible that flight simulators are built on your controllers, on which our pilots are now trained, in order to later protect our country and the values of democracy.
  8. Rubber Suggestions

    Fastarc G1 on Bh, hybrid rubber - K3 or joola golden tango ps, or donic bluegrip, or Dignics on fh.
  9. Rubber Suggestions

    Oddly enough, but changing one rubber for example on the forehand changes the properties of the second rubber on the backhand. If the rubber is not worn out, then do not rush to change it, if it is worn out and you want to update it, then the Fastarc G1 indicated by you will be a good choice.
  10. Why isn't table tennis equipment produced in the USA?

    It seems to me that the market is the market and demand creates supply. The fact that the centers of production are located exactly where they are now is due to the past, when the demand for inventory was in these countries in an era without an economy with the ability to ship goods anywhere in...
  11. Are vibrations a good thing or a bad thing

    At the initial level of the game, vibrations help to play, the player feels the ball better. But the higher the level and the stronger the incoming and outgoing impacts, the more important it is to have a rigid blade with minimal vibrations. The fact that you started to like the absence of...
  12. Why isn't table tennis equipment produced in the USA?

    It's a pity, maybe things will change with time.
  13. Where to find info on Yinhe blade composition? ?

    I totally agree with you about using 5-ply blades for beginners, but I strongly disagree about not using sticky rubbers. Just sticky hybrid rubber in my opinion is very important for beginners. It will give you control and quickly teach you how to properly create spin and invest in a punch...
  14. Why isn't table tennis equipment produced in the USA?

    Thanks, Tony, pleased for Joola's company. To be honest, I would really like to see table tennis equipment being produced in the USA. Knowing the Americans, they would definitely come up with something new and unusual.
  15. Why isn't table tennis equipment produced in the USA?

    I don't think that labor is much cheaper in Japan or Germany than in America. Well, the cheapness of goods for table tennis is debatable. There are a huge number of products that are cheaper than table tennis equipment and they are made in the USA.
  16. Why isn't table tennis equipment produced in the USA?

    Guys, I've been wondering for a long time why table tennis equipment is not produced in the USA? If we list the high-tech centers of engineering and production, for example cars, then there is a European center with some dominance of Germany, a Japanese center, a Korean center, a Chinese center...
  17. Rubber Suggestions

    My advice to you. Choose one of the sticky hybrid rubbers for the forehand and leave the rubber you play with for the backhand. At first, you may not have enough speed, but you will increase the number of hits and train the correct free movements. In the future, this will bring you more...
  18. Do you find a big difference between Max and 2.0mm tensor rubbers?

    For me there is a difference. Maximum rubbers are faster and feel softer than 2.0mm for the same sponge hardness. If I can play more with a 2.0 mm sponge on the forehand, then on the backhand, attempts to play 2.0 ended in a fiasco for me.
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