Do Long Pip chopper pros boost their FH side?

[TensorBackhand]

I'm just curious, I see that many long pip choppers use H3 on their FH side. Do they usually boost their FH side?

Or do they prefer to lower speed of unboosted rubber for chopping?

 

[tzifos]

Why not to boost? Many of the modern defenders use their FH for attack and they rarely chop with FH.

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

Why not to boost? Many of the modern defenders use their FH for attack and they rarely chop with FH.

probably he is thinking about hobby players.

pros, all use lp sponges, like JSK uses 1.7mm long pips if I recall.
Pros can control the ball with fast sponges
more attacking sponge, the more spin one can generate, so it is 100% unlikely, someone will want to use "slower to chop",

only hobby players who can't control balls, need to use very slow setups to chop.

 

[piligrim]

Why not to boost? Many of the modern defenders use their FH for attack and they rarely chop with FH.

Most of them actually chop with FH

 

[Ultravisitor]

Hou Yingchao plays some dianchi rubber. In some interview he said he does boost it, but not to much. I can't recall where I read or heard it though.