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maybe see if you’re doing your stroke wrong

At least in those two months you don’t need to take it off and reboost it every now and then 😂 And it’s cheaper than National H3

Victas Triple Double Extra

At least they have the opportunity to spend 😂

I’d say you might as well get a new blade, that seems like quite a big tear.

A few friends of mine are on the UIUC (University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign) TT team (https://illinois.campuslabs.com/engage/organization/illinitabletennisclub). The team did quite well in the regionals a few weeks ago, and now they’re ready to go to the nationals...

No and I don't know.

I think it’s for everywhere, usually you can find all kinds of stuff on TaoBao, but if TaoBao is running out of stock then it’s probably Stiga discontinued it, or have very limited production of it.

https://revspin.net/shop/penhold-blades/345-stiga-dynasty-carbon-xu-xin-edition-penhold.html Here we go, copy paste on the phone is messy sometimes. But if you really want the Xu Xin version, there are some collectors editions for sale on TaoBao, that’s the ones that comes in a wood box. Or...

Not sure what's insane about Nittaku Acoustic's price, compared to Butterfly blades it's fairly reasonable imo, you can get a brand new one for around 100 USD. As for weight difference... like I said, ±10g is really common among blades, and it has nothing to do with quality, every wood veneer is...

? I’m saying a variance of 10g for a model of blade is very common, what does it have to do with training?

As Jeremy Clarkson puts it, "POWER!!!!!"

董崎岷 Dong Qimin https://www.sohu.com/a/573336030_689213 Don't know his English name though.

Tsp/Victas has some really good ones.

It’s the same size as a Harimoto blade, so it adds about 2%, so instead of 2/3 it’s like 69%now.

That was his mom, his dad was a provincial player of Sichuan province.

I thought his dad is his coach?

Every sheet of rubber is different, even for the same model, but generally you can estimate the cut weight to be 2/3 of the uncut sheet, one layer of glue is usually around 3g. And when I say one layer I mean one layer on rubber and one layer on blade. So the total would be blade weight + 3g of...

I’m actually thinking about buying a pair of barefoot shoes myself. I think they’ll help me train my footwork like you said, though I do spend most of I my time at home without shoes on… so I haven’t really decided just yet. Working from home is just such a good idea lol

I’m talking about wearing bear foot shoes for tt in general, that’s why I didn’t quote any post in that reply. I’m just saying in a sport where you can’t guarantee you can always land in the optimal way, then wearing a pair of shoes that require you to land in that way to avoid injuries is just...