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<tbody> <tbody> I'm asking for you to consider making a small donation to support an inspirational young lady I've had the pleasure of getting to know. Holly is 16 years old, is ranked no. 1 in Australian for Under 18 girls and suffers from cystic fibrosis. She's one of the bravest kids I've...

Thanks for the kind words strangeloop. ttEDGE has really kicked along since Brett joined last year. I've never seen anyone present table tennis concepts like he is able to. I think you'd all agree :-)

I really love this golf video Brett. Similar concept to your bear video but I feel like everyone should be picking up a golf club now.

Guys, if you are struggling to understand technique in a simple way, this short video will help.

I think it will make people view the shot differently in their own minds. The bear has perfect technique with no arm acceleration or tenseness in its arm whatsoever. I hope and think that players will have an aha moment when they then think about their own topspin.

I'm not a dramatic type of guy but this is probably the most insightful table tennis video I have ever seen. It takes a form of genius to explain a concept that few top coaches understand using nothing more than a stuffed toy. I often get asked what should start your swing - your body or your...

Here is the new video from Brett Clarke, for your enjoyment. Comments welcome!! We're teaching one of the ttEDGE members the reverse backspin pendulum serve and you can follow his progress in this, and coming, videos.

Guys I've been aced by this serve before (I'm talking clean air ace) so I'd like to get your thoughts. I'd be very keen to see you upload your own Snake Serve on youtube, put "Snake Serve" in the title and post here for review. Yes, Brett is crazy.

My legs are starting to ache again just by looking at the pictures! Great place is the WSA. Would love to go back there for some more training one day.

ITTF Executive Vice President Mr. Koji Kimura presented a revolutionary way to detect "boosters" in rackets without having to remove the racket coverings. "Boosters" are types of oils that some players use by coating the sponge in the racket covering, which expands and provides more speed...

Views are my own and I'm by no way acting as a spokesperson for the AC here. My view is the rule should be abolished immediately. It is purely an administration rule brought on by officials with little insight into the sport. It was not created to address any problem in the sport - spectators...

Would be a pity to Jun not play. I think a better idea would be to join the movement to lobby the ITTF to remove this flawed rule. Everyone agreed that speed glue was bad, dangerous and needed to be banned. Booster was banned because the ITTF said so. Athletes Commission has a proposal going to...

It's made by the company who makes blades for Andro, Adidas and others - Sunflex. Based in Hong kong. The Platinum blade is $90 and the Silver blade is $55. Available from AussieTableTennis.com currently (my sponsor) and will be available on my website ttEDGE.com when I can finally get the shop...

Thanks so much Davott. I had the run of my life (so far) and this Olympics has been an amazing experience. Don't worry, I won't dob you in to the others ;-) Just sent you a text Fearn57.

Hi guys. I have 3 tickets for the team GB match against Portugal at 19:00 on August 3 for sale. These are tickets I purchased 18 months ago so my family could watch me play in London. We are in the morning session the next day against Singapore so I don't need these tickets any more. Pickup...

Sorry guys - my bad. Forgot to update the permissions. I've fixed this now and uploaded today's blog entry. Very close now :)

Hi guys. I've started doing my blog for the Olympics. Video diaries were just taking too long to complete (hours each episode). You can read them (and from fellow Australian Olympics Robert Frank) at: http://www.ttedge.com/news

Colour scheme is a bit of a mess!!

It is not affiliated with an existing brand (which would only add to the price as a royalty charge would go on top of the price). It is made by the same place that manufactures blades for probably half of the top brands in TT.

My understanding is that the players who use less footwork and are more likely to use backhand in the backhand side and forehand in the forehand side generally use faster blades and that forehand workers who have good footwork but are often late to the ball given their playing style uses slower...