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I recently wanted to practice pendulum fast serves. I noticed that, if I do things correctly, I only need like 20% to 30% of my strength to make a super fast serve. I am surprised how little effort it needs, it really is mostly about skill. So I wonder for spin, does the same principal...

I use barefoot (thin & flat sole, wide toe room) shoes for long distance running and walking, no problem. But if I play TT with them, I would feel the sore and strain on the outer side of my right foot for a couple days. Anyone has the same issue?

haha so I am not the first one thought of it. I think it would be a fun thing to do when playing a casual game with friends.

Didn't know it's only allowed for accidental occasions. No wonder nobody ever tried this. lol

It's legal if the ball hits any area below the wrist of your racket hand. Can we intentionally hit the ball with the back of our hand? I think it would function like a defensive anti. This could cause big surprise if you use it once in a while. It's just a random thought. Never actually try...

that's not what I meant. I meant other players would rise, and they use other rubbers which would get more exposure.

I thought H8 was meant to be a successor. I never tried that so I don't know. But H3 is very popular in China, probably the best seller every year. It's unique and it's not expensive, so I don't see many people want to switch. So there is no urge for DHS to look for a successor. One possible...

The correct technique requires not adjusting the racket angle during a stroke, but this AI says otherwise.

Sorry if this is discussed already. I must missed it or forgot about the details - this post is so long. For all the pre-set drills, I must place the robot at a certain location with a certain orientation right? How do I know where to put it. Or how should I calibrate it?

7 months? It looks like new. So this rubber can last like 2 years or something? I might get one in the future.

same thing in my area. Nittaku seems to be the gold standard

The table tennis community has all the smart people! The web app sounds fantastic! Many thanks in advance, especially to plunder, smee0815, and olanga. I have a few questions. 1. for home use, does the power chord have reasonable length? Do you think I should buy the power bank also? 2. Anyone...

Do you know how long the spring sale would last? I want to do some research before buying. Your reviews are very valuable! But this might take me a few days to go through everything. My purpose is just to correct some bad habits, improve my consistency, and have some multi-ball to get some...

Seeing an incoming backspin, my judgement is usually just 2 categories - light & heavy. Sometimes I would feel it's somewhere between, and sometimes I would think it's more than heavy, when playing against long pip choppers. But seeing your post I wonder, are advance level players able to see...

sounds very entertaining!

I had this idea that it would be fun to see a tournament where there will be a pool of like 30 different paddles, including pips and anti, handshake and penhold. In each round, players have to randomly select a paddle and use it. The winner will truly be the best all around player.

I think the original question is, why the trainings are not effective. From my experience, people (including me) who do well in practice but not that well in matches because they were fed with easy placements in practice. So you become pretty good at a few things, but in a match, when things...

I guess it's a standard to have the filter now. But I didn't really pay attention to her face lol

great video. She knows how to play and how to teach! This is good enough to get you to be a high level amateur.

Does he lack receive variable in general? or only when playing against WCQ? We know WCQ's serves could be illegal sometimes. Maybe keeping it simple and straightforward is he's strategy to deal with that?