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Horrible experience by using DHS Skyline TG 3 Neo in Stiga Rosewood NCT VII
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It is user friendly. It is just picky about who its users may be, just like Linux is.
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People with little training goes from tensor rubber to Chinese rubber. Gets upset. What a surprise!
If you've not had formal training to be able to generate power from your legs and core, just please skip out on any Chinese rubbers.
If you've not had formal training to be able to generate power from your legs and core, just please skip out on any Chinese rubbers.
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Man! I followed the exact same logic and trained back with friendship bloom power! I won’t lie it wasn’t easy but I feel like it really helped me get back to speed.
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Chinese tacky rubbers have no forgiveness on slow strokes and bad form your old rubbers might seem a lot faster you should brush the ball correctly with good form in order for things to work you should play with it at least for 6 months if its your first time with chinese rubber and if you get used to it you will improve a lot faster than eu rubbers thats if you want to put in the work if not just stick with esn rubbers mx p or something.
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I recently decided to switch to this rubber on my BH (TG3 Neo - also on a 5-ply wood with TG2 Neo on the FH) from TG3-60 (and previously from Nittaku G1/Rakza 7). Each iteration of going more in the direction of Chinese style has been punishing physically but a revelation mentally. In the end, I hope it to help my game overall, as it really punishes you for having bad timing (positioning, foot-work and fundamentals for strokes) but the euphoria from when you do finally make things click is the best!
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Yeah if you run into someone who can play more spinny loops and has better technique, you might lose. Not sure why you think the blade and rubber combination is to blame.
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To me the reward is to be able to loop on the top of the ball consistently which is more mental than physical effort
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Yes, as soon as the ball has a lot of spin, the shots tend to be in your favor as you can return it with much ease. Additionally the feeling of “safety” comes to mind and I feel like I can rip through the ball with lots of confidence.
It’s those dead balls (no spin) in which you need to pay much attention to (mental and physical effort).
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From what I know xu xin is using tg2... Which is slower than tg3...
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