The problem lies in between step 3 and 4. If the opponent just drive casually long it means the quality of your push is too low. Something is wrong with your lunge forward footwork or your push/cut has some technical issues.
I am intrigued by the background. 2 cyclinders of gas, computer with 2 monitors, a cage of some sort, a sign that says safety glasses required, all covered up with a ball net, then there is the table tennis table and 2 guys.
One side long-pips and one side short-pips and they know how to twiddle. Yup! Met those kind too...
well, there is that SP/Anti national U15 player I shared before
Your drawing is incomplete! There should also be a sequel, No.5...how would you draw it?
Not agree, but that has been discussed here before. They are only better thanks to their material. Give them normal 2x inverted rubbers and you will more than likely play them to all corners of the table or playing area. And weze they are also always the laziest players because they haven't bothered to play with other (read like, 2 x inverted rubbers). Because they can't do it or have no training.
Unbelievable, young player with material. No doubt his mentor must be cut from the same wood.
Which is why it's called "old man rubber".Not agree, but that has been discussed here before. They are only better thanks to their material. Give them normal 2x inverted rubbers and you will more than likely play them to all corners of the table or playing area. And weze they are also always the laziest players because they haven't bothered to play with other (read like, 2 x inverted rubbers). Because they can't do it or have no training.
We used to call those players garage players....
Can't help but each time the looper loops; I wanna cry out double-loop, triple-loop, maniac, savage, god-like, legendary!!!
