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I'm pretty sure everyone has come across this point. When you talking to someone and they say Table Tennis is not a sport. So my question is what makes table tennis a sport?

Is it true that players can kill the spin that has been imparted on the ball? If it is how would you kill underspin? Would it be with a topspin or a flat hit?

Why do the Chinese come close to the ball when they are about to serve and why do some players bend their legs when they serve.

Is this true? Do professionals actually use micro adjustment? I don't see how they would be able to do this every time.

What phone do you guys use. Why you like it. IOS or Andriod, which do you guys prefer.

What are some tactics that you guys use or if you know that professionals use?

What is the difference between forehand drive and the forehand loop.

Ok. I know a video here would be the best but I am not comfortable posting a video. But how do you do the banana flick. I have tried doing it tons of time today. How do you execute it against the reverse pendulum assuming the spin is all side spin? How do you execute it against pendulum serve...

Have have been playing table tennis competitively for 2 years for about 3-6 hours a week. In general i been playing table tennis for four years. I have developed a good service, good loop and all the basics I would say. Is it time to upgrade to a carbon blade. For example, timo boll alc or viscaria.