Anti players from Taiwan

[QuanQuan]

Hello everyone, I'm KenKen, an amateur table tennis player from Taiwan. I have a YouTube channel dedicated to discussing anti-rubber. I'll be sharing information about anti-rubber competitions, unboxing reviews, and more. If you're interested in anti-rubber, feel free to join the discussion. I hope you'll enjoy my content!

 

[TTAntiPlayer]

Hey QuanQuan,
First of all, those are nice videos, thanks for posting them.
I'm also an antispin player using YAP on my backhand. Lately, I've been considering changing my anti rubber. With the new plastic balls, it feels like the old antis aren't as effective as they used to be. I'm thinking about switching to a different anti rubber or maybe even trying mid pips. One option I'm looking at is TTR-Killer.
I see you're trying different antis, so I'd love to hear about your experience with it. I play actively with my anti, opening against backspin and usually counterattacking against topspin. Passive blocking is also part of my game, as sometimes I just want to change the rhythm of the rally.

 

[QuanQuan]

Hey QuanQuan,
First of all, those are nice videos, thanks for posting them.
I'm also an antispin player using YAP on my backhand. Lately, I've been considering changing my anti rubber. With the new plastic balls, it feels like the old antis aren't as effective as they used to be. I'm thinking about switching to a different anti rubber or maybe even trying mid pips. One option I'm looking at is TTR-Killer.
I see you're trying different antis, so I'd love to hear about your experience with it. I play actively with my anti, opening against backspin and usually counterattacking against topspin. Passive blocking is also part of my game, as sometimes I just want to change the rhythm of the rally.

I am currently using the Vortex 2 anti-rubber, which is developed specifically for the latest ABS balls. The Vortex 2 has a thinner topsheet, making it lighter and providing an exceptional touch and more control. Among the various anti-rubbers I have used, I find this one the most comfortable.

 

[PaddyPolar]

Nice to add to the fellow players of Taiwan😀

Welcome to the forum

 

[Haraold]

hi QuanQuan,i friend of mine who played anti since the 90´s on Provinvial Level (Stützpunkttraining,bavarin Championships,etc) play the Bty Best Anti since forever.
I bought him the original ABS from Dr. Neubauer for a Transition toGlanti for his Birthday.
He said he has problems with Abs in the mid distance,which he hasn´t with the old "Lowgrip" Anti.
Should he punch back from mid or try to countershot with upward motion with a Glanti?
Hope this doesn´t sound to stupi,
Gl and glad to see you play.
Haraold

 

[Haraold]

Igor is happy about Glanti.

 

[Haraold]

I am currently using the Vortex 2 anti-rubber, which is developed specifically for the latest ABS balls. The Vortex 2 has a thinner topsheet, making it lighter and providing an exceptional touch and more control. Among the various anti-rubbers I have used, I find this one the most comfortable.

The Spinlab Vortex 2?they seem to dominate the market with the Vortex,glad that a italian small manufacturer can mix it up with the big brands!

 

[QuanQuan]

hi QuanQuan,i friend of mine who played anti since the 90´s on Provinvial Level (Stützpunkttraining,bavarin Championships,etc) play the Bty Best Anti since forever.
I bought him the original ABS from Dr. Neubauer for a Transition toGlanti for his Birthday.
He said he has problems with Abs in the mid distance,which he hasn´t with the old "Lowgrip" Anti.
Should he punch back from mid or try to countershot with upward motion with a Glanti?
Hope this doesn´t sound to stupi,
Gl and glad to see you play.
Haraold

In mid-distance, I recommend chopping, because ABS anti reduces the impact of the ball. Using anti to counter can easily result in hitting the net. Alternatively, you can step around and use a forehand attack directly.

 

[QuanQuan]

FRICTIONLESS ANTI IS A SHEER NONSENSE TO DEROGATE OUR SPORT BADLY.

Friction close to zero on rubber surface. It is a sheer nonsense indeed. ITTF would be most advisable to discontunue all the fancy materials, and frictionless anti's in particular.

No part of striking surface on the topsheet must display kynetic traction < 0.25.
We don't want our game to take character of a game of chance. We do persist a thorough revision for the slick Anti rubbers, generally known as glanty-anti. We got now aware that some Glanti come down to the very senselessnes with minimum traction near zero mark of 0.2. -- much like a marble board. Folly, sheer folly., abyssal folly.

Firstly, the history of table tennis began with the use of wooden paddles, which had a lower friction coefficient than any current rubber, including frictionless anti-rubbers, and the ball speed was faster. Then came Pimples rubbers, and finally, sandwich rubbers were introduced. Has a grandson ever said that his grandfather's birth was the greatest insult to him? Moreover, scrutinizing anti-rubbers is pointless because they are ITTF-approved rubbers. What ITTF prohibits are modified long pips that have been treated

 

[QuanQuan]

new video

 

[QuanQuan]

The tomahawk serve that even ANTI rubber can't handle? | Forehand short pips, backhand long pips?

 

[GregorTT425]

Hello QuanQuan!

Could you please share your thoughts about the SuperGlanti Black Edition?

I am particularly interested in the reversal and disruptive effects (wobbling, sinking, shaking, funky balls)? What are your impressions?

 

[QuanQuan]

Hello QuanQuan!

Could you please share your thoughts about the SuperGlanti Black Edition?

I am particularly interested in the reversal and disruptive effects (wobbling, sinking, shaking, funky balls)? What are your impressions?

I think the SuperGlanti Black Edition has the strongest reversal effect and offensive capabilities, making the ball float unpredictably. However, its drawback is that it requires very rich experience and a good touch to use it stably.

You can watch this video

 

[GregorTT425]

I have seen both of your videos featuring this rubber, I thought you might provide me some extra details, but the point has come through. It is lethal once you have the touch for it. I have just received my one today and will be testing it furiously.

 

[Gozo Aruna]

Anti's modus operandi be like:
1. Funky Serve
2. Stand in the center of the table close to it
3. Block block block & more blocks.
4. Footwork? You need footwork?
5. Weight transfer? Is that even a thing?
6. Power from the ground? Who needs power? I have my anti!

 

[QuanQuan]

Anti's modus operandi be like:
1. Funky Serve
2. Stand in the center of the table close to it
3. Block block block & more blocks.
4. Footwork? You need footwork?
5. Weight transfer? Is that even a thing?
6. Power from the ground? Who needs power? I have my anti!

1.true
2.true
3.With ANTI, you can usually prepare for an attack after blocking 1-2 times, unless your opponent isn't very skilled and you want to take it easy by winning with blocks.
4.Footwork is still necessary to switch to forehand at any time.
The same goes for points 5 and 6. You still need to switch to forehand afterward.

 

[QuanQuan]

new video

 

[QuanQuan]

NEW VIDEO

 

[GregorTT425]

Hey QuanQuan!

Could you please compare the Der-Materialspezialist E.S.P with Super Glanti Black Edition? How is the speed, reversal, control, disruption (funky balls, wobbling, sinking, shaking, unpredictable trajectories), durability?

 

[Gozo Aruna]

Friend Quanx2,
In the professional space, mainly only the female that still use anti / pips. Whereas, in the male space, hardly anyone uses these unconventional set-up. I only know of Luka who uses anti.
In your opinion, why is this so?