you are a pretender!

APW46 wrote: A couple of dudes trying to play like pro's, editing usually brings out something good, you guys struggle, even with the wizardry of editing, you can't produce a rally of 7+ strokes without a mistake. I would not say that you are bad players, but you are pretending a little.

i would like to see you play...these people play pretty good. if you play me rallies wont go to 7 either...most of the its just trick serve then 3rd ball loop kill

ok hope we havent gone to far.

what a waste of Blue Whale II rubber ... chopping. 

been busy about reading pms yogi - i will get around to watching though sorry man.

really nice style boz!!!
you seem to be more comfortable, confident on your backhand.
for me it is the other way round

even though I love t05 on fh Im wondering if since my arm wont allow much backswing in countering if I should learn a constant over the table counter early shot and whether t25 may be better for me.  Ive never used it.  If I keep my stroke short and close to my body it doesnt hurt my shoulder. 

guys ur pretty good for beginners....keep it up....

actually the bio tech i used for a few hours and thought it was no good but the sheet i had was old.  I have new stuff.

it increases catapult and spin but it becomes uncontrollable and falls apart quite quickly.  Actually its the only rubber I have found that plays better unglued.  I mean you can use voc glue but dont try to make the glue effect.  I mean wth my other rubbers if I wanted a strong glue effect I would put a layer on my blade and on my rubber and then put the rubber straight onto a piece of glass so the efffect evaporates up through the sponge and topsheet.  This is the most economical way to do it.  Then I pull it off the glass and roll onto the blade. 

Hey Boz
You wrote on ooak forum u using ALC now, still the case? what u think of it after many weeks of play?
Did u get another Ishlion from Thailand? I love the light weight of it but if u think ALC gives more then I might try.

Sorry, never answered ur question, my Ishlion is 76gr, but I put epoxy (araldite) all around the edges to cater for the table hits, that adds another 1-2 gr.

Considering u got injury I reckon ur game looks good. I got same shoulder problems for over 6 months now, won't go away completely. Stopped playing for 6 weeks, then first week back, injury re-occurred. I wonder if some weight training might help.
Have u heard of MSM cream (Methylsulfonylmethane), might be worth a shot, a guy I know uses it, I'll get more info.

Cheers

havent heard of the cream but i dont realy believe thats the answer - I am currently trying to model a style which doesnt jerk my shoulder.  Its complex but its like I have to do a more gradual build up and I can still hit it with as much speed and spin as before.  Its the recovering that hurts.

very amazing quality video and play.. still using ishlion +05 + solcion? how old is the guy in the red shirt?

zwu168 wrote: APW46 wrote: A couple of dudes trying to play like pro's, editing usually brings out something good, you guys struggle, even with the wizardry of editing, you can't produce a rally of 7+ strokes without a mistake. I would not say that you are bad players, but you are pretending a little. i would like to see you play...

oh btw Fruit has improved in leaps and bounds even since that video - my prediction is that he will be at the top of our club in a year.

Fruit, I think that you fall into the trap that I do sometimes.  Just because I can hit a good chop sometimes doesn't mean that you should.  I think that it's tactical as opposed to execution.  I agree with deb on the waste of BW2 and would even go with an outright winner rather than relying on a chop.