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OK . . . from my experience: nothing to do with arm and technique etc... but the intensity you play the ball. I mean, with Chinese rubber you need to play each stroke at 100% or have a proper acceleration action on the ball. I've also noticed that when hitting hard in topspin in the rubber the...

I confirm my Infinity VPS deid same way. I've replaced by Rosewood XO, it is much much much much better: speed, control, feeling. What I didn't like with the infinity was the noise done by the blade it self. sound like if I was playing with a pane hahaha

Cornilleau blades and rubbers are GREAT!!!

We have all experienced when starting TT, at the very beginning to be fad up ad hi the ball hard and do a deadly stroke . This is only possible because of being relaxed. Now in competition your mind must be very focused, and you should be relaxed and fluid in your technic.

Got the same!! Back to TT after a 10 years break. I had to start again with a very control blade. once feeling footwork back, I then came back to a bit OFF blade, with success.

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Dear Vrael, Sorry for coming back late on your question. Indeed I really think carbon wood + Max thickness is just too much hahaha I don’t know how you play, but to give you an idea, Imanage to drill topspin that the opponante don’t even touch with an ALL blade andregular Yasaka MARK V in...

Hi, I also have a very good back-hand, but can bloc, drive and feel the ball what ever the blade. so I strongly suggest you work and your technic/feeling/touch-play more than on the wood :) But in general, if you are looking for touch-play and feeling maybe you should orientate your choise on...

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Fully agree with violonist18!!!!!! I did competition with plastic ball . . . 3 balls dead in one nigh!! and two by my self: 1 on the side of the blade and the other with big BH top-spin. . . Balls were Nittaku 3stars

GREAT!!! I've really enjoyed!!!! THANKS!!!

impressed! Great review once again, love it!! :)

It varies, sometime I am in the mood of "well let see what/who am I facing with" and some times" I need to lead this match for the first second".

Indeed table tennis is a sport we have to use our brain :) hahaha Every single ball must be analyzed to find out the right answer, like your story with different type of top-spin for different types of balls. I used to play like this (200% power on every attack hahahaha ranking me at 1400)...

:) :) :) good to see we use the same approach, so it might be the right one :) Since I found this (some years ago) I am not intimidated by any long pimples anymore. what is also great against long and short pimple is to perform a fake topspin" just by lifting the ball with no spin. It gives...

Indeed good variation is a key! I agree! In term of idea, I usually use a long fast serve with a little back spin. then the ball come back with almost nothing or slightly lifted, then I can finish with a more powerful attack (topspin). also serve variation between heavy underpin and just...

Geophysicis/Geologist in the oïl industry. So only training and playing a third of the year...

Probably attack or attack minded. Got a style very similar to Karakaseic : variation in Forehand and great backhand

whaooo..... so many very fast setup!!! I am playing with a All+ wood and medium rubbers, and I cannot say that my play is suffering from a lack of power, and I am a strong offensive player on both side! every time I've tried faster woods I was doing more direct mistakes. But maybe you're...