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Which glue do you use and how many layers of that glue do you put on, after boosting? Btw, if already put 2-3 layers on the bare sponge, why do you still put 1 layer of booster after applying the glue? Thanks

Neo national H3 is about that price in China too. Chances are it's real, but you can only really tell from playing :)

are these 3 layers of seamoon done on the bare sponge or on top of the glue layer?

So I came across a rather interesting thread on another forum... http://mytabletennis.net/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=71207&PID=870111&#870111 Questions 2 and 3 were particularly interesting. Any thoughts or answers? Post was found on alextabletennis

Provincial players usually play with 38-39 degrees. 40 degrees is really for CNT players because they have the technique to hit the ball hard enough to "eat" the ball. I'd say 38/39 is best for amateur players

oh sorry i meant more...springy? I'm not sure what the word is, but at low power, the orange sponge will feel more "dead" than the blue sponge

Core and lower limb training (thigh + legs) are especially important. Just look at Fan Zhendong's or Zhang Jike's legs. Leg + Core is the key to explosiveness and fast transitions between forehand and backhand.

The difference between Blue sponges and Orange sponges is that the blue sponge requires more power to hit "through" the rubber. It's also more elastic than the orange sponges. If you're able to hit through the sponge, the quality of the ball from the blue sponge will be higher than that from the...

There really isn't a best blade for hurricane rubbers. Hurricane Long 5 is a very good choice though. And so are w968 and w997. HL5 is the commercial version of w968, which was the blade that Ma long used to win the Chinese National Games in 2013, and w997 is a variation of the blade. w997 is a...