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I didn't watch the new vids. My thought is to work at reducing the upper arm involvement and freeing the elbow and wrist so they move... -
Brs replied to the thread How Did I Win or Lose a Match?.I didn't watch the new vids. My thought is to work at reducing the upper arm involvement and freeing the elbow and wrist so they move...
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When you can avoid using mostly upper arm, what NL is providing is REALLY going to increase the ease of spin production, which will...
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It's a clone of the Timo Boll stroke. Timo Boll just has faster and more pronounced wrist action and he probably uses the back muscles...
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NextLevel replied to the thread How Did I Win or Lose a Match?.It's a clone of the Timo Boll stroke. Timo Boll just has faster and more pronounced wrist action and he probably uses the back muscles...
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NextLevel replied to the thread Why is ZLC popular among the Japanese team but not Chinese?.Jun Mizutani used ZLC. That probably helped a lot. But I am fairly sure if I remember correctly that Jishan Liang uses ZLC.
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Why didn't you ask this question in the thread "Chinese rubbers", which you have started 3 hours ago?
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because I felt like starting a new thread can get me more replies
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UpSideDownCarl replied to the thread how durable are chinese rubbers?.One problem with the question is that it implies that Chinese rubbers are ONE thing when there are soooooo many different kinds of... -
JeffM replied to the thread Daily Table Tennis Chit Chat.Thanks for your detailed reply Gozo. 1. It was mainly because all I have ever used for my forehand is chinese rubber. So to switch to...
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Hello JeffM, 1. I am curious why do you say not bold enough to try it? Can you share with me your concern? 2. I am 95% confidence that...
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No actual table tennis playing for me today... but does editing table tennis count? Just doing the final checks for the Juniors VS...
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Tango K replied to the thread how durable are chinese rubbers?.The part that dies soonest & easiest is the sponge, not the top sheet. It's the same for both Chinese and European/Japanese rubbers...
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Tony's Table Tennis replied to the thread Ideas for exercises that help with irregular footwork?.There a lot of footwork drills that you can do. Ultimately, what you need is multi ball training
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hclnnkhg replied to the thread Carbon surface blades.Never played with one, but i'd imagine soft touches will be difficult since the composite layer is on top. I also wonder whether it...
