Hardest Combo Possible

You have 1000 posts :)

You can't achieve both -  becoming Platinum Member and passing Quantum Physics.

Thylacine wrote: You can't achieve both -��becoming Platinum Member and passing Quantum Physics.

Well, according to Quantum mechanics, both can happen ... until someone observes it

sidofmillenium wrote: Nah, I am going to retire.  I have seen that people here are less interested in having a mutual discussion but more interested in forcing their unwelcomed help to an excessive unhealthy limit.  This forum used to be very classic.  Where everyone respects one another.  I feel there is no middle ground...either the moderators need to start being more strict or let them rule the flow of conversation.

because people here know a lot more than what you are saying especially if all of the well almost are either from repeated knowledge or you made conclusions with no tests or proof.. and yes if you cant get that through your thick skull that people do not welcome your posts because they are mostly moot, i dunno what will convince you to stop posting crap

Yogi's word of the day - thick skull

:). Just don't kill him, ok?

Keep it up Yogi_bear...I might have to get you demoted!

Hard, fast racket is not an answer to your question and problems - in my opinion. The softer the rubber- the better chance to recover a mistake - (misreading spin and angle etc.) For a hard racket you need perfect mechanics - utilizing the wrist, forearm, shoulder, legs. And no mistake with the timing of the ball - hitting it only in the perfect tragectory.

in general....IN GENERAL if your hand movement is so fast, that you overcome the spin of the opponents ball - then you can have this harder combo - stroke... BUT it is inpossible - i suppose you know how many revs per second has the ball - so imagine what speed and force will you need to "break" those forces and to act with your hand movement and direction and etc.  Maybe i`m speaking a bit more of hand gesture and mechanics - but for me thereal problem is there, not in the racket. As before - have you tried a steel sheet racket? with 2 normal rubbers on it - then you have vibrationless racket, jumpy and very harsh sound....yet very heavy....

yeah, why not?! Super Anti or...Feint Long II or some of Dr. Neubauer`s rubbers....

i am pretty sure that hardest rubbers now for Europe is Tibhar Nimbus VIP and Butterfly TENERGY 05...
in asia is really different rubbers which are harder than in europe - most popular in china is DHS Neo Hurrican III...
that is all

sidofmillenium wrote: Tenergy 05 has 35 degrees of density.  It is not hard.

Dafydd393 wrote: sidofmillenium wrote: Tenergy 05 has 35 degrees of density.  It is not hard.   WRONG! Tenergy is rated at 36 degrees.   You are also forgetting that there is not a univarsial scale for sponge hardness. 36 degrees for one company could be soft, where as for anouther it could be considerd very hard...

There is certainly an international scale for sponge hardness, maybe not a "universal" one since not all the companys use it (they should) :)

melarimsa wrote: You have 1000 posts :)

Over the last week he is averaging over 24 posts a day.
Over last month average 7 posts a day.
Wow.
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"Harder combo is less affected by opponent's momentum" this is complete horsesh!t. That depends on the players involved and level of skill. Also, define momentum please. What momentum are you speaking of? Also, the hardest combo will depend heavily on the blade as well as rubber. The hardest, stiffest combo will have a blade that is not flexible and has very hard outer layers and possible multiple layers of composite material.

I for one would like to know how you come to your conclusions that you post as fact. Many of them, including this one, are strange and also written in a very strange style-- it is as if you are using a translator or something.

Lastly, what is your rating? Usually people who post as much strange crap and theory that is way out in left field are not very highly rated table tennis players ( which isn't a big deal ... I for one am not a highly rated player and that doesn't stop me from posting frequently). Its just that I am having a hard time understanding what it is your are trying to achieve. You post so much about random and varied topics, that it just leaves me confused and frankly a little angry. It is as though you are trying to create a cult of personality here on a TT forum. Why are you posting almost 24 times a day? I am not trying to be a d!ck, but I am trying to understand, because as of right now, I am just very confused by you and each one of your 24 posts that clog up the first page of the forum... most of which would not help anyone who is serious about TT.

dauntless wrote: melarimsa wrote: You have 1000 posts :) Over the last week he is averaging over 24 posts a day. Over last month average 7 posts a day. Wow. --- "Harder combo is less affected by opponent's momentum" this is complete horsesh!t. That depends on the players involved and level of skill. Also, define momentum please. What momentum are you speaking of? Also, the hardest combo will depend heavily on the blade as well as rubber. The hardest, stiffest combo will have a blade that is not flexible and has very hard outer layers and possible multiple layers of composite material. I for one would like to know how you come to your conclusions that you post as fact. Many of them, including this one, are strange and also written in a very strange style-- it is as if you are using a translator or something. Lastly, what is your rating? Usually people who post as much strange crap and theory that is way out in left field are not very highly rated table tennis players ( which isn't a big deal ... I for one am not a highly rated player and that doesn't stop me from posting frequently). Its just that I am having a hard time understanding what it is your are trying to achieve. You post so much about random and varied topics, that it just leaves me confused and frankly a little angry. It is as though you are trying to create a cult of personality here on a TT forum. Why are you posting almost 24 times a day? I am not trying to be a d!ck, but I am trying to understand, because as of right now, I am just very confused by you and each one of your 24 posts that clog up the first page of the forum... most of which would not help anyone who is serious about TT.