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so January is already almost past us in 2023. i had already 2 tournaments this year. on Jan7th, i wasn't ready at all, although i had... -
Started a new schedule of workout. Lots of core and leg work. It's paying off as my back and knee pain are easing up.
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Tsubasa, this video is a good tutorial on what I am talking about. It gets harder if the blocker has good footwork but hopefully the...
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As a very rough rule of thumb, heavier blades can tend to give better feedback than lighter ones, simply through having higher average...
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Marťa Sobková reacted to TensorBackhand's post in the thread Dignics 09c vs tenergy 05 on fh an dignics 80 on bh with
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If you feel your backhand is weakness, I think 09c will not help you and it will hurt your backhand more. 09c is harder than T05, and... -
Marťa Sobková reacted to dingyibvs's post in the thread Dignics 09c vs tenergy 05 on fh an dignics 80 on bh with Like.
I like the D09C better with an inner layer composite blade. Hard sponge combined outer layer blades makes it difficult to engage the...
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Marťa Sobková reacted to Zwill's post in the thread Dignics 09c vs tenergy 05 on fh an dignics 80 on bh with Like.
If you feel your backhand is lacking with T05 switching to D80 will not help. Tenergy is easier to use, you should be thinking about...
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Marťa Sobková reacted to Tony's Table Tennis's post in the thread Dignics 09c vs tenergy 05 on fh an dignics 80 on bh with Like.
Tenergy is easier to use indeed go T05H and T05 or T05FX?
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Marťa Sobková reacted to SFF_lib's post in the thread Dignics 09c vs tenergy 05 on fh an dignics 80 on bh with Like.
I've played D09C and D05 on BH. D05 is faster. 09C is spinnier. I prefer 09C because it gives me more control. 09C is also heavier...
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InfermiteG reacted to DaFaiGai's post in the thread Top Ranked USA College Students : College Nationals with Like.
Hi all! With the US Collegiate Nationals coming up, I've made a video highlighting my university team's best points over the past year... -
HI guys. I'm a new member of this great community. I'm from Italy and i'm 29 years old. I would like to know if there were other...
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Wakkibatty replied to the thread Hinoki blades with Chinese rubbers?.Speaking purely for myself, I find that with a one-ply blade, 44-48 degree hardness is the sweet spot... It's very much a Goldilocks... -
TensorBackhand replied to the thread Which thickness of rubber would be a good fit for a beginner?.speaking of easy to use rubbers, Tony have you tried Big Dipper on backhand? Do you find it rather unforgiving as a BH rubber? I love...
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Tony's Table Tennis replied to the thread Which thickness of rubber would be a good fit for a beginner?.From manufacturing point of view, say a basic spec would be: Max, 2.0mm, 1.8mm, etc Max and 2.0mm would always be in stock 1.8mm not so...
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Kopp reacted to Dominikk85's post in the thread Which thickness of rubber would be a good fit for a beginner? with Like.
I have heard different opinions on that. Some say start thin, then get thicker as you improve, others say for modern spin game it is...