Search results

So I've had this blade for a while and recently switched back to it after using the Waldner Senso Carbon and Nittaku Acoustic for the past year. It feels amazing, but it's very worn since I've had it since like 2013. It's the only blade I've used that feels amazing with unboosted chinese rubber...

I want to know if there is a complete list of where you should hit the ball depending for FH/BH loops, drives, smashes, flicks, pushes etc. Does where you hit the ball change depending on the type of spin you are receiving? I want to know!

So a little background: I recently came back to table tennis after a 2 month break. During that time, I got really good at a fighting game called Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. In competitive play, a big part of the game is to notice your opponents habits and keeping track of them so you can make...

deleted deleted

I know that for the forehand topspin (assuming right-handed) it's good to hit towards the top right of the rubber, but what about flat hitting? Is it the same? A little different? I can't find much with Google.

Currently I'm using Evolution MX-P on my forehand and I love it for smashes, chop smashes, powerloops, flicks, flat hits, aggressive chops and pushes, and blocks that are lightning fast. However, I find the rubber a bit too fast for me to be consistent (I sometimes overshoot the table or it goes...