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except the finger rest pointsOne thing I learned from old timers in my club, you change when you see a particular spot on the rubber that is whitish or faded or smoother and shinier than the rest then it is time to change.
I don't know, my EJ syndrome does not allow me to experience a real change....except the finger rest points
Also I don't remember exactly but commonly said as a thumb rule, a rubber's lifespan should be around 100 hours.
That means once a week 2 hour training - one rubber for a year.
Of course it depends how hard you hit, how much you do multi-ball, how fresh rubber you like, which rubber you use, boosting etc.
Maybe you could think as 200 hours. Also some can play up to 500 hours (1-2 years), some play for 30 hours (weekly),
but personally I like more fresh rubbers, so 5-6 months is time to change with 2 times a week training.
depending on the rubber.Play like 3-6 hours a week
luckily you/they don't use K3, else you will be changing every few days, heheOne thing I learned from old timers in my club, you change when you see a particular spot on the rubber that is whitish or faded or smoother and shinier than the rest then it is time to change.