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A lot of good info here. Read the lengthy Intro, 5-10 minutes, well worth your time. Then you can come back here and make a better decision.
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Free detailed step by step coaching videos available at:
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https://m.facebook.com/NorthLittleRockTableTennisGroup/
A good Coaching source for inverted rubber and long pips players.
Free detailed step by step coaching videos available at:
YouTube yangyang TT
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC10OPVuU4Ttsu1a9lW5r4Sg
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I would just stick with what you have tbh.
If you want a new rubber, I'd consider either vega europe or rakza 7 soft. Soft rubbers that are not fast but can deliver in terms of spin.
Spend more of your time practicing, equipment in the end will be more about a matter of preference than improving your playing quality.
If you want a new rubber, I'd consider either vega europe or rakza 7 soft. Soft rubbers that are not fast but can deliver in terms of spin.
Spend more of your time practicing, equipment in the end will be more about a matter of preference than improving your playing quality.
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I made the mistake to move to fast equipment way too early.
An all to all+ blade is totally fine I guess, but if you want to switch , you should go to all+/off-site maximum.
Plus, I guess you should use 1.7 on BH and 1.9 on FH, not the opposite, but that's up to your preference.
If I were you, I would definitely keep the blade for some more years.
I don't know about tacky rubbers, but if I were to choose a controlled BH rubber, I guess I'd go with xiom Vega intro (or Vega pro maybe but it's quite taster) or yasaka mark V maybe.
An all to all+ blade is totally fine I guess, but if you want to switch , you should go to all+/off-site maximum.
Plus, I guess you should use 1.7 on BH and 1.9 on FH, not the opposite, but that's up to your preference.
If I were you, I would definitely keep the blade for some more years.
I don't know about tacky rubbers, but if I were to choose a controlled BH rubber, I guess I'd go with xiom Vega intro (or Vega pro maybe but it's quite taster) or yasaka mark V maybe.
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