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says TableTennisDaily 2,0 is live!says TableTennisDaily 2,0 is live!04-07-2012 1333803412 #1
New Table Tennis Ball (REVIEW)
The new table tennis ball is expected to be put in place by 2014 in International competition. TTEDGE and TableTennisDaily member William Henzell did a review on the new table tennis ball. William Henzell was given a few packs of the new 'plastic' ball by Wang Liqin at the recent World Team Championships 2012!
***Latest Review***
Video below
So what are your thoughts?Out Now: TableTennisDaily.com 2.0
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-07-2012 1333804717 #2
This review is very insightful. Thanks William.
From the sounds of the review the new ball still has some way before it is good enough to replace the old celluloid balls. However, this ball actual looks like it will be good for the game. More rallies hopefully due to less spin and being able to hit through the ball more. Also, physical fitness will become a bigger factor in table tennis if this is the case.Excellence is a habit
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-07-2012 1333810596 #3
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-07-2012 1333812746 #4
hope manufacturers creates the "perfect" plastic balls soon..
so guys do you will it be cheaper or pricier?
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04-07-2012 1333812830 #5
Well William seems to think it won't be a huge deal and that players will be able to adjust to it relatively quickly so I'm kind of glad, coming from him that makes me feel better about the new ball lol
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-07-2012 1333813840 #6
Something this important.. Must.. Post..
Alright..
First thing first, much thanks to the review, Sir William.
Its like finding an oasis in the middle of the desert.. Phew..
Even though it is still on dev, I do hope that it will be good for the sport even though much hate will manifest in the first few years of change..
True indeed, due to the longer rally and the new mechanism of the stroke, physical fitness will play a bigger role on our sport. Its sport anyway
I do hope that defenders could actually benefit or at least don't get smothered because of this change.
Once again, thank you Sir William its been great to hear that the new ball is not THAT badGFoT |Blade : Timo Boll ALC • FH : DHS Hurricane 3 Provincial MAX • BH : Tenergy 64 MAX
Crossover to Takeover!
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says I like to hit Heavy Topspinsays I like to hit Heavy Topspin04-07-2012 1333842514 #7
Yosua, You are back, even for a short cameo. Good to hear from you. We all miss you. Hope your studies are going well. By the way, I love your new Avatar.
William, thank you so much for posting this. This is a great video to show us what the new ball is like and you give great details. I really appreciate the time you took for this. Thanks again.Last edited by UpSideDownCarl; 04-07-2012 at 11:59 PM.
Setup 1: Blade by Nate: Vortex Spin Machine, FH Evolution MX-K, BH Evolution FX-P
Setup 2: OSP Virtuoso Plus, FH Rasanter R 48, BH Rasanter R 48
Spin is Everything
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-08-2012 1333850826 #8
Does it still fits on the old rubbers?
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says I like to hit Heavy Topspinsays I like to hit Heavy Topspin04-08-2012 1333851726 #9
Last edited by UpSideDownCarl; 04-08-2012 at 10:01 AM.
Setup 1: Blade by Nate: Vortex Spin Machine, FH Evolution MX-K, BH Evolution FX-P
Setup 2: OSP Virtuoso Plus, FH Rasanter R 48, BH Rasanter R 48
Spin is Everything
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-08-2012 1333859813 #10
Thanks, this is great info.
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-08-2012 1333860507 #11
Wow, about time something like this has been posted! I'm mostly curious as to serving, it looks like a lot of the people had trouble getting the ball to go over the net. Is this due to the fact that this ball is less grippy than the celluloid ball? And does it match up with the posts from some time ago about how some said it was just harder in general to generate spin with the new ball, especially with going for heavy backspin serves?
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04-08-2012 1333873485 #12
We had another short go at training yesterday with the plastic ball. I did a heavy backspin tomahawk serve and the opponent just tried to push it back on the table. I did 1 serve with the plastic ball and 1 serve with the celluloid ball, over and over again. There was a massive difference. Much less spin with the plastic ball.
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-08-2012 1333874408 #13
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04-08-2012 1333878516 #14
The review is very informative. But the ball maybe be quite hard but as the video has shown it is not that firm or sturdy.
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says I like to hit Heavy Topspinsays I like to hit Heavy Topspin04-08-2012 1333879235 #15Setup 1: Blade by Nate: Vortex Spin Machine, FH Evolution MX-K, BH Evolution FX-P
Setup 2: OSP Virtuoso Plus, FH Rasanter R 48, BH Rasanter R 48
Spin is Everything
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-08-2012 1333882724 #16
Dumbed down...
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04-08-2012 1333883819 #17
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-08-2012 1333895006 #18
New balls, means new technology in rubber development. The same thing happened after the speed glue ban
To improve, we must enjoy the game and above all have fun
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-08-2012 1333909699 #19
WOW interesting :P how change the game of we now :P
sorry for my english :P
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says I like to hit Heavy Topspinsays I like to hit Heavy Topspin04-09-2012 1333974710 #20
Hopefully they keep working on the product. If the ball gets significantly less spin than a celluloid ball, I don't care what changes they make to rubbers, it will not be very good for the sport.
Setup 1: Blade by Nate: Vortex Spin Machine, FH Evolution MX-K, BH Evolution FX-P
Setup 2: OSP Virtuoso Plus, FH Rasanter R 48, BH Rasanter R 48
Spin is Everything