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@zeio They played smth like eight years together on tour and for Miki House. Any online word why they stopped partnering in WD? They were fun to watch, sad not to see them any more

actually that's bullshit, what you just posted inside quotation marks, but thanks for getting involved. here is exactly what I wrote to mamedium. "you are fully entitled to have your own sense of humor, or not have, as the case may be" My point, which you might have missed, is that takkyu is...

you were the one giving and withholding approval on takkyu's post. i merely made an observation.

you are fully entitled to have your own sense of humor, or not have, as the case may be

I was going to say focus, but RN2 already said it much better. imo everything else that has been said about serve and receive, safety, consistency, movement - it all comes back to intense focus throughout the point, every point of the match. Honestly, how often do you achieve this?

almost everyone serves short backspin. maybe throw in some short no-spin if your deception is good and your partner likes the third ball you get.

It is a lot faster. But I also got the 1.5 only bc 2.0 was sold out. This may have been a mental error similar to choosing a restaurant with no wait over one with a long line. I forgot thicker anti sponges are actually slower than thin. Oops. I have only played once with Ellen offense...

Change the coach. Korbel is the standard all-wood blades European coaches suggest little kids to start with if they will train seriously.

I haven't seen a bty ball in forever. they used to suck, so maybe still a bigger difference there. obvs it depends how tight the margins are where OP plays his tournaments. I was playing a meaningless league match a while ago with a regular opponent. the Nittaku 3* we were using broke, so...

No. If really matter means will it alter match wins and losses, No.

Wow, I am never, ever using water-based glue again. Rubber cement is better in every way for 1/4 the price. Plus I'm a little high now from the fumes. In other news, the Tibhar Ellen comes with a protection sheet Must be to prevent anything sticky from getting on there and making it...

the Bagel has landed! Fast shipping via Megaspin.

MX-P (and -D) is still very popular at the low-level club where I play. To me it combines more speed and less spin than t05. Not the combination I desire, but I see the appeal. And it's for sure a bit (or a lot) faster than g1.

I played both for years, likewise not at the same time. Depends what big difference means to you. You can switch between them and adjust quickly. But one feels like spring sponge and one doesn't. And the ball is going to react more off t05, which is both good and bad. The OP said a bit...

I didn't give the Best Anti a long trial, but for me AntiPower is much more playable. I am close to the table playing almost a short pips defense style with it. Best anti I had to hit so hard just to get across, it felt uncontrollable despite being the slowest rubber ever. Blocks would also...

I am exploring the magical world of antispin and enjoying it here a lot so far. I started with Nittaku Best Anti but it was so slow, felt risky hitting the ball hard enough to get it to the net, much less deep in the other side. Now for a month or two I use AntiPower and I am starting to get...

Recommendation for 50 degrees hardness Rubber： don't.

Igor, until you posted your video I had no idea you were such a young SexyMan like this. For some reason I pictured you as an old GrumpyGuy.

Oh, and all the recommendations about blade and rubber changes are bullshit. Spend your money if you want, but EJ setup changing is not the answer to a no-practice problem.

I cut NL's three keys down to five words. Okay, you don't have much time to practice. Put a broken ball on the table, take a box of balls, and aim at your target just doing simple ball drops. Takes a few minutes. One reason you don't have so much control is you aren't aiming for a small...