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Hello All,
Today was not a good day. After one hour of training I went for a short ball, close to the net. Hit the corner of the table and ripped my FH sheet After launching a list of foul words not to be used here, I continued the training, but the trainer was very clear : the damage was too big for judges to let me play in competition. Ill tempered I went for a drink after the training and their was this dude, teaching the world how to play table tennis and what rubbers are the best and blablablabla.
Then the discussion came to a point where rubbers would benefit using a plastic covering sheet. They would last longer, no more dust or dirt on them, the list of advantages was huge.
So why doesn't only 10 out of our the 150 players in our club use them ???
Is it really to cover your sheet with a plastic cover after every match ???
Big discussion. Not much to be found on the web, I did however recall a thread somewhere but don't remember what's in it or where it is ?
So question remains : plastic or not ?
Today was not a good day. After one hour of training I went for a short ball, close to the net. Hit the corner of the table and ripped my FH sheet After launching a list of foul words not to be used here, I continued the training, but the trainer was very clear : the damage was too big for judges to let me play in competition. Ill tempered I went for a drink after the training and their was this dude, teaching the world how to play table tennis and what rubbers are the best and blablablabla.
Then the discussion came to a point where rubbers would benefit using a plastic covering sheet. They would last longer, no more dust or dirt on them, the list of advantages was huge.
So why doesn't only 10 out of our the 150 players in our club use them ???
Is it really to cover your sheet with a plastic cover after every match ???
Big discussion. Not much to be found on the web, I did however recall a thread somewhere but don't remember what's in it or where it is ?
So question remains : plastic or not ?