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My advice, show them Joo Sae-Hyuk playing, he ought to blow them away

Men tend to get farther away from the table and use huge, slow, but powerful and spinny topspin shots. Women stand in relativley the same spot and hit quick topspin shots. Also when serving, men tend to spread their legs out and use huge spinny serves. Women use a cut that if you ask me looks...

Same age, but Wang Hao is far more succesfull than Chen Qi

I just think he's seriously overrated. He did have a good career but he never had a career Grand Slam, (Winning the WTTC, TTWC, and Olympics), I mean Zhang Jike won all 3 simultaneously so he deserves more recognition than Liqin does (FYI I'm not saying that having a Career Grand Slam is the...

I never really liked Wang Liqin, I mean I always thought he was overrated. He was a good player in his prime but now he's in his 30s and I think he should switch to coaching, Ma Lin could take the same advice. Liu Guoliang was smart and switched after a while.

Most professionals have a distinct pattern, they use a blade from the company they're sponsored from (Zhang Jike and Timo Boll are Butterfly, Xu Xin is Stiga, and Ma Long and Wang Hao use DHS Blades) then regardless of sponsorship they mostly use DHS rubbers on their forehand (most of the time...

I can't wait until the future when the biggest players are Fan Zhendong, Yan'An, Masato Shiono and other players yet to come. And Wang Hao and Ma Long will be considered to be like the Ma Lin and Wang Liqin of the 2020's!! LoL

Well this is the Senkoh 5 You can be the judge on whether or not you think that this your blade but it could be an older version of it

There's a guy from my club who uses that middle Penhold blade I thought it was the Senkoh-5 but that seems too new to be it

You just missed Michael Maze yesterday :P, Next is Hao Shuai on October 1st

I think Dimitrij Ovtcharov has great mental strength and really focuses on the game. I mean he didn't even realize he had won the bronze medal in 2012 Olympics until he saw the score.

I remember giving a ride home to this man from China who was telling me he had met Zhang Jike and that he thought Liu Guoliang was the best Chinese table tennis player ever.

If you ask me when a professional player plays a match they shouldn't dress and treat it so nonchalant

Well do you guys think that any pro's will use the new Zhang Jike blades?

When Timo retires Zhang Jike will become Butterfly's next poster boy, and they will turn him into like the Xu Xin of Butterfly

I think it will be Bastian Steger, I think in Germany he's ranked No. 3 behind Timo and Dima. Either that or Michael Maze.

That's great advice on how the blades work, although I'm not too concerned on how the individual blades work against each other. Rather as to how the entire series of blades will do against each other.

I HIGHLY recommend Butterfly's Tackifire Drive. It has great grip so that if you use topspin shots you can either get immense power, and if you're looping you can get some serious spin. You get great serves that has spin and control. However it is also great for defense. How good? Top class...

Hey guys. So as you know Butterfly sponsors Timo Boll so they have released several blades named after him, including the original, Timo Boll blade, the BollTriCarbon, a more amateur series (Timo Boll All, Timo Boll ALL+, Timo Boll OFF-, and Timo Boll Forte/OFF). But the one I want to discuss...

I feel Ma Long has a rivalry with Xu Xin and Zhang Jike has a rivalry with Wang Hao