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This user has no status.This user has no status.12-25-2020 1608942675 #1
Jiang Jialiang doing demo..
I think it is still an sp forehand.
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This user has no status.This user has no status.12-26-2020 1608962093 #2
Yes, it is short pimple rubber. He puts the weigth on the left leg very nice when smashing. I like that he seems to have so much fun.
Anyone Know What blade he use?
Thank you for sharing. Please share if you have more.
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says This user has status.says This user has status.12-26-2020 1608963697 #3
Last edited by lasta; 12-26-2020 at 05:24 AM.
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This user has no status.This user has no status.12-26-2020 1608969946 #4
Okey, thanks. Any comments about it? Have you tried it?
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says This user has status.says This user has status.12-26-2020 1608970791 #5
Not like you to derail a technique post into EJ discussion haha.
But yes, tried it when I thought about switching to shakehand. OK blade, nice and crisp, good feel, but not as stiff/reinforced as I like.
Good for inverted players. But for short pips, I don't think it offers much over the Clipper, Samsonov, Timber 7's...all of which are cheaper (and stiffer).
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This user has no status.This user has no status.12-26-2020 1608971507 #6
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This user has no status.This user has no status.12-26-2020 1608978733 #8
I have tried a national grade dhs 08 that is similar to what he is using. It is one of the best but very heavy classic blades.
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says , "the older I get, the craftier I become"says , "the older I get, the craftier I become"12-26-2020 1608980969 #9
Jiang Jialiang looks like a man in his early forties
And moves like a player in his thirties
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This user has no status.This user has no status.12-26-2020 1609013587 #10
one of my favourite players of the 80's
ppp
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spinpips chop2
yinhe ayous wood 1 ply
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max moristo sp
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This user has no status.This user has no status.10-10-2021 1633890499 #11
What rubber did he use?
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says This user has status.says This user has status.10-11-2021 1633971722 #12
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This user has no status.This user has no status.10-11-2021 1633980177 #13
So thin? How come?
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says This user has status.says This user has status.10-13-2021 1634145615 #14
Hi Lula,
I can't begin to think the way he does. But as a former world champion, I'm sure he had his reasons.
38mm celluloid, softer ball, don't need too much sponge to spin I guess.
The thinnest pips I've tried is 1.8mm. Feels crisper, more direct. When smashing, they all bottom out the same, so top end speed is no different from max.