Best blade for a beginner

Using super fast equipment won't make player learn how to swing harder and to use his own power. Coaches says that you must always use your own power and not your opponents power even in blocks you don't just put the racket in front your opponents ball but you use your own power. Also you won't be able to learn topspin against backspin balls.actually the reason behind choosing allaround blade is to determine the players style whether he is going to play defensively or a hitter or a looper because allaround blades stands in equal distance from allplaying styles so I would recommend non overpriced all around blade because after deciding which playing style he is he will change his blade to a one that is specific for his playing style so he mustn't pay so much in his beginning blade as he will buy another one later

Butterfly Korbel.

machmach_3 wrote: Using super fast equipment won't make player learn how to swing harder and to use his own power. Coaches says that you must always use your own power and not your opponents power even in blocks you don't just put the racket in front your opponents ball but you use your own power. Also you won't be able to learn topspin against backspin balls.actually the reason behind choosing allaround blade is to determine the players style whether he is going to play defensively or a hitter or a looper because allaround blades stands in equal distance from allplaying styles so I would recommend non overpriced all around blade because after deciding which playing style he is he will change his blade to a one that is specific for his playing style so he mustn't pay so much in his beginning blade as he will buy another one later

The coach's point is very much worth noting. The idea with the tensored EJ's is easiest way to do the looping shot.

Think about that for a min. What does playing w/ least amount of actual skill prove? Literally like: "hey I didn't bother to learn any skills but I got this rubber that lets me loop so easy". I mean, you don't get anything for slightly better ranking as amateur, so who are you fooling?

STIGA Tube Aluminum, Butterfly Schlager, Butterfly Sardius, STIGA Crystal Carbon.

Re1Mu2R3 wrote: STIGA Tube Aluminum, Butterfly Schlager, Butterfly Sardius, STIGA Crystal Carbon.

Really, the general rule is: can they reasonably keep the ball on the table w/o looking awkwardly gimpy while doing it? If not then it's too pro. Prefabs (or appropriately named training rubbers) are usually slow for good reason. The stuff they used for training at lower level (where lower level is defined as <2000) in china is like $2 a sheet. Useless you're good (ie very good by amateur standards) it doesn't really matter what you use since opponent is just going to miss anyway.

primorac off- is very good blade for beginers/low competition levels. I use it, and can beat people using even ALC's and tenergies.