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Just saw this on my feed - this is almost exactly what I was talking about this LP/inverted Cpen amateur style being really strong, and this kid seems to have adopted it all at the pro level lol

See guys - pips or some other weird material is probably the only shot of ever beating a pro lol.

Haha this was so funny as I remember losing to my practice partner who plays almost the same style lol, and in almost the same ways....

Any good youtube tutorials on the basics and stroke, how to practice etc for how to chop properly (wrist, elbow, how to use body, etc...)? Would like to add this into my game now that I'm using anti. I'm currently almost hopeless at this stroke lol.

After some experimentation at home, I found a pretty good way to get the blade angle for this "UFO" shot without adjusting the grip too drastically. So what I did was to curl the index finger while maintaining the tip of the index finger at its original position (this is important otherwise you...

I discussed this a while ago but Chen Xintong actually surprised me when I saw this match - she used the same ideas of showing a service grip, then changing it midway to another grip to serve a different serve. So in her case, she is showing the normal pendulum service grip to her opponent, she...

As per topic title.

A lot of ppl dont really focus on this but imo the quality of the push is actually incredibly important because the point typically starts with a push rather than a topspin.

So i was fooling around with my anti setup. Super easy to change up spin, but i was wondering if it was possible to return a push that was actually still underspin off a heavy underspin serve or pretty much that is impossible? I know some LP players when they push against underspin, it can still...

This video is excellent. Try guessing the spin before Craig touches the ball and see if you got it right. Personally i think the pendulum was quite deceptive but now I can tell the difference. Was able to tell his reverse easily because he used too much of a different bat angle. Hook serve...

Has anyone really tried one out before? As a serve/receive + BH oriented chiquita player I am really intrigued by this blade. So apparently the grip can be held in a shakehand manner (thumb and index finger on rubber), but because all the fingers are closer to the rubber relatively, it seems...

1. Heavily speed glued FH Hurricane 3 rubber 2. Baked true frictionless LP/anti on BH 3. No toss, hidden serves Is this the fastest way to win? xD

Been talking about how effective the fake loop is for a long time and was pleasantly surprised to see a video on it! I think Seth does the explanation really well (tactics etc), but his no spin loop is not 'evil' enough because it is quite obvious he hit it with an open racket angle and just...

For me the gold takeaway is how to kill incoming topspin (the dead pan block) and he definitely mentioned pros keeping on varying between the kick block (ie topspin block) and this dead pan block in order to try to throw the opponent off during topspin rallies. The method of bat moving backwards...

So, from what I see others using so far, the following appears to be the clear winners for FH rubbers... Boosted Hurricane 3 Blue Sponge Boosted Hurricane 3 Orange Sponge D09c T05 hard D05 K3 Fastarc G1 Dragon Grip Which did you choose and why?

Damn this was super eye opening and inspiring, I might go try his method of serving reverse pendulum too.

Basically, from my own understanding, bend forward at the hip (not knees!) until your eye level is super low (almost net level). This is the ideal preparation position to loopkill backspin. Also on the pivot (which I almost never used much until recently), I realized I have been doing it wrong...

So I have been toying with this concept for a while, and I have seen some pros use it (LYJ, FZD, LGY, etc...), but I seldom see any discussion about it. So basically the concept is for a right hander, the BH chiquita flick will always produce clockwise sidespin. However, in certain situations...

Saw his name put out by Tony, I think this is a very promising style. Guy has a very fast harimoto esque close table inverted BH plus all the nasty LP shots (green side). He looks to have decent technique on the inverted wing too!

So I checked Butterfly Anti and it was as expensive as Dignics wtf... What are some better antis to try to use? I can basically play all of the LP like inverted shots like sideswipe, strawberry, chiquita, chopblock, short push, loop, counter. I saw some ppl using some sort of toxic green anti...