attacking

Hello, everyone! I am glad to join this community. I am a fairly new player from Lithuania and I've have started and made incredible amount of progress in 7 months period. My love for table tennis has also reached new heights. In short and straight to the point - I've been using a pre-made...

Is it easier to attack a push - long or short - with short pimples compared to inverted rubber?

Low lvl intermeadiate player here, been advised by the better players to finally upgrade from my premade. I play aggressively and enjoy attacking almost everyball I can, even on backspin serves (chiquiatas etc.)(ik thats not recommended). Considering the yasaka rakza 7 soft on my bh. Ill be...

Hey, I've been thinking of trying a short pip rubber for BH. Do you guys have any budget short pip rubber recommendations for a aggressive player?

Are there any new up and coming or perhaps already established players using OX LP on the backhand and playing an attacking game on the forehand? Not necessarily at a 'top end' level either. Anything over USATT 2000 up to pro level? I'm looking to find some that are more attacking oriented, and...

Back to experimenting with the pips here... currently, I am looking for a pip that is very good at attacking pushes/chops, using the relative "flat" stroke. I have been using anti/LP and really liked that aspect of them, as I don't have much of a loop. However, I'm thinking of going to a MP or...

Hey guys, I know that I have opened a few threads but this is not me asking 'the best' and neither am I asking for myself. I was just browsing the internet looking at defensive inverted rubbers, that have heavy backspin when chopping and pushing, but still more than capable at looping and...

The best looping and attacking rubber?! Which is the best looping and attacking rubber?! I'd say the ones im using right now Donic bluefire m1 turbo. I use it on my Boll Spirit. Simply amazing! ;):D

Was watching the TTD review of the Mizutani ZLC and ZJ ZLC. The Mizutani was described as better for mid-distance attack and the ZJ was better for close to the table attacking. I was thinking what is a good budget European rubber for close to table attacking?

I have been training hard using penhold reverse backhand for 5 months now. I used to play traditional per hold style 20 years ago at age of 10. After such a long break, I started everything from beginning. My style is loop, loop attack from forehand and back hand. In training, I feel confident...

hey, everybody. i have been playing table tennis for quite some years now. however i find myself lacking the killer power in my forehand strokes. i hit the loops allright. they are spinny, but i don't seem to get that giant forehand kill. is it possible to develop a good game without it? my...