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Clarence247
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Therefore the answer is training to do it! With a practice partner you could actually drill that - at least until step 4. If you drilled that seriously, it would become a component of your game. Simple as that, to manage it, start with only 40% power and build up as it becomes natural. Downside: a practice partner is needed. But it is not a dream and not unachievable by any means! That is the argument of training over equipment.
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puppy412
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this is all I have and I can't buy anything more.
blades: amultart -> 84 grams donic ovtcharov senso carbon (it's off- tending to off) -> 102 grams hrt ebenholz vii -> 90 grams rubbers: tenergy 25 black tibhar evolution mx-p black tenergy 05 red bryce speed fx red so whatever my setup is it needs to come out of there. Edited by puppy412 - 02/23/2014 at 10:51pm |
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sorry man, I don't mean to sound disrespectful, but I know that more training will make me better, I don't need to come here to figure that out |
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NextLevel
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I like putting heavy topspin on the ball...
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doraemon
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Tough choices.....
I would go with Ovtcharov Senso Carbon, if it's not 102 grams.... Probably Amultart with slower rubbers, but it will defeat the purpose... Besides, you don't want to buy more rubbers..... Now, I understand your dilemma.... |
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puppy412
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I think I'll try amultart + fh tibhar mx-p + bh bryce speed fx -> total weight = 180g
hopefully tibhar + bryce will tame the amultart a little bit. perfect setup? other choice would be ovtcharov carbon + tenergy 25 (fh) + tenergy 05 (bh) -> total weigth = 197.5 g Edited by puppy412 - 02/23/2014 at 11:23pm |
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Imago
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My choice would be T05 HRT MX-P.
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doraemon
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OK. In your case, I agree with you. You are playing at high level, so it is natural if lots of people around you are using fast equipments. They can handle them well. No problem with that. However, in this forum, there are quite a few people, including me, who got blasted for suggesting something slower to beginner, or to an adult who has played for years but did not have the basics. If they want to improve, I always suggest slower blades, usually in the ALL+ to OFF-. I have seen too many examples, where beginner learn TT from the beginning using Sardius or Primorac Carbon (with modern tensors), only to see them frustrated because they develop slower compared to their friends because they can't control their equipments. It is like someone driving Formula-1, before they start with a gokart. I do not know Puppy412 level, so I naturally suggest OFF- blade. It is easier to step up when you are ready. If we are talking about high level competition, use whatever you want to give you the extra advantages, as long as you can control it. Edited by doraemon - 02/23/2014 at 11:40pm |
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puppy412
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just stumbled upon this video from another thread
I'm trying to get used to playing similar to the player grubba in the video. you can see that 1- he's not excessively close to the table, he maintains a considerable distance. 2- his arm movements are relaxed and not exaggerated. he can do this because his equipment gives him much of the speed he needs. 3- he doesn't attack every ball, he only attacks every now and then and many times only using part of his body strength. 4- his general mindset is not so offensive as what you see in ma long or zhang jike or those style of players. look for example at point at 1:00, he's not even looping, just keeping the ball in play gently. this is more how I see my game evolving rather than trying to copy the chinese guys. Edited by puppy412 - 02/24/2014 at 11:10am |
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Can we stick this somewhere? Puppy, with your permission, I want to put this in my signature. I am tired of people telling me that training will make me better. What a useless thing to say. If you tell me this in my club i'll be like 'man f'ck off, i know very well it will make me better!'
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puppy412 : Sorry man, I don't mean to sound disrespectful, but I know that more training will make me better, I don't need to come here to figure that out
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Man, I rarely agree with someone 100%. But I nothing to improve on the below post, and it is actually better presented than if I were to say the same (I would make sure a few people feel insulted). It's nice when I can add my opinion just by agreeing with someone and not do all the fighting myself. If you have any interest in Table Tennis, the below text is Free Money!
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puppy412 : Sorry man, I don't mean to sound disrespectful, but I know that more training will make me better, I don't need to come here to figure that out
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jrscatman
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Very cool - thanks for the video - I like this style!
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Imago
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And his blade is notoriously ALL.
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Lestat
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Thanks for the heads up
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GMan4911
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Good blocking can neutralize good looping. If all you're doing is passive blocking, then you don't know anything about blocking. Don't blame your equipment because you lack the skill. What was the other player rated at? And what was yours? Have you considered that he was just a much better player than you regardless of equipment? |
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puppy412
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he's a little bit higher than my rating but not that much.
what happens with this player happens with more players who beat me consistently. if you want to sum it up, basically: 1- they have mastered short game so don't make many mistakes here, even if their equipment is fast this guy in particular uses this I think with fast euro tensors 2- they are able to contain my attacks, specially when I use slow equipment like untuned h3neo 3- I am not able to contain their attacks or if I am my blocks are not offensive enough so they just keep attacking until I lose the point Edited by puppy412 - 02/24/2014 at 2:57pm |
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Makelele
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Puppy, I suggest a little experiment. As you said that only play matches, take a month and play with three or four guys that are better than you. Let's say you play 10 matches with Tom, 10 with Jerry and 10 with Joe. So play 5 matches with Tom with one blade and the other 5 with the other blade, and so on with the other guys. At then end of the month, choose the blade you won more matches with.
Of course, it can be the case that with that blade you are losing more with players of lower levels, but the experiment still counts as is easier to adjust in the future to a lower level rival than to a higher opponent. Anyway, this is a method of choosing that works if your aim is to win matches. But if your aim is to play certain style, no matter if you win or lose, then I have no clue which blade would be better. |
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puppy412
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today went back to
amultart fh: tenergy 25 bh: tenergy 05 this thing is a beast, I can't understand why more people are not using this combination. control: 10/10 speed: 20/10 spin: 10/10 and the final weight is only 184g thank god I moved away from the ovtcharov senso carbon (197g and so so speed). I don't see myself changing from this setup anytime soon. is the dilemma solved? Edited by puppy412 - 02/25/2014 at 8:52pm |
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Sounds like they're much better than you. |
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