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What's most important when it comes to serving? -Spin -Placement (Depth) -Speed

Yasak Extra (CPEN) -- $32 Yinhe Kiso Hinoki (CPEN)-- $40 DHS Hurricane Wang Hao (CPEN) -- $30 DHS Hurricane Hao II (CPEN, Brand New) -- $70 Donice Persson Power Speed (Shakehand) -- $35

Palio Blitz (Red): 2.2mm, 47.5 Deg, $15 Globe 999T Tianjin China (Black): 2.2mm, 40 Deg, $5

I actually had the chance myself to play with a sample they sent out to my club. And my overall reaction after playing with them are just overall bad. Almost all of the ones they sent were not completely round. In fact when you spun the ball on the table just with your hand, they would start to...

Perhaps flick the ball. But to avoid the situation all togethe, try hitting towards the end of the table or at difficult angles, itd be much harder to chop block those

Blade: Yasaka Ma Lin Extra OFF FH: Tenergy 05-FX BH: Tenergy 05

I'm a double wing penholder. I've used both before. Tin Arc: rock hard sponge with a semi tacky topsheet--incredibly fast. Get a decent amount of spin but lacks control. Tin arc 3: very similar to sriver El, but a bit faster. This plays more like a European rubber where as tin arc plays more...

I'm an inverted penholder with Rpb and occasional tbh block. I'll kill the ball any chance I get if it's high. I rely heavily on my 3rd ball attacks after deceptive serves (usually side). I have slow heavy opening loops that are for the majority successful but when my opponent returns it I...

I'm a fan of Ma Lin because of his incredible serves and third ball attacks. I also think he had one of the best dropshots in the game during his time. Powered with incredible footwork and lobbing skills at his prime, he was nearly unbeatable.

Hi everyone, my name is Andy, i play at Charlotte table tennis club in North Carolina and founder of UNCC Table tennis club . I've played for about 2 years now. No remarkable achievements so far. I'm an inverted penholder with Rpb. My idol is Ma Lin and would one day hope to get to his level in...