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Stop asking about rubbers for the backhand. They don't exist. The only thing that exists is incompetence to perform a correct backhand movement.

In general, the vast majority of those who play ping pong do so recreationally, even those who train with a coach. They are lazy. They are not interested in becoming so obsessed with this sport, even if it is just adding a few variables to the game, in order to know the mechanics of pips. They...

Not really. The other way to glue an ox rubber easily is to leave a very abundant liquid layer on the wood and another on the rubber. It can then be stretched and manipulated until it is perfect. Then a small weight is placed on it. Obviously it will take longer for the glue to dry (maybe a few...

Three at least.

I read that if you are going to leave it in the sun inside the car, it is until it gives off the smell of rubber and you always have to put salt on it (except at the top of the pips) so that the UV rays reflect and damage only that area irregularly. When you remove the salt, the union of the...

The Aggressor, Aggressor Pro and Evo models work just like LP and are excellent for attack. They have quick sponges. At the high performance level, the thickness of these sponges must be minimized so that, in the face of a topspin with a lot of spin and speed, the balls remain inside the table...

I also have the hypothesis (not yet fully proven) that in the ox rubbers if several layers of glue are put, by creating a more flexible surface, the pips suffer less from the deformation to which they are subjected with the chop, which generates a movement at the base of the pips that join to...

One way to get more reversal spin is to skim the ball and not hit the wood at all. The most common thing is to do it with the very horizontal chop technique, or (if the flexible pips allow it) with the topspin technique. Both at high speed.

My, my... estás en todos lados. Sos OXnipresente.

Reading the first 2 pages of comments led me to write a few lines myself. Those who don't know tend to blindly believe - and repeat ad nauseam - that any player without skill who attaches a long pips rubber to his racket, when blocking the ball without any type of technique, will pass the ball...