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@@jamesmurraldeo7624you agree with who?

@@jamesmurraldeo7624 u agree with who?

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Welcome!

Glad it was helpful!

I don't mention brands as to avoid "selling" on my channel. Xiom Vega Europe 1.8mm thickness is one of my favorite beginner BH rubbers as it has good control and is forgiving to minor mistakes. FH rubber that depends on your playing style but DHS hurricane neo 2.0mm for Chinese style or Xiom Vega Pro 1.8mm for Euro style

Glad it was helpful! I see you gave a heck of social media following yourself. Anybody who is into cycling (2 wheels and pedals) please check out @PathLessPedaledTV Another great way to keep cardio up for table tennis!!!!!

Do you mean that you are 10 years old? I recommend 1.8mm

Now you're getting it! Hahahaha

This is a great setup. You've done your research

@@JinJeonPingPong thanks, I've got it and it's great

I am glad to help. How long have you been playing, what is your play style, and what would you rate your level of control on both BH and FH sides?

@@JinJeonPingPong Thank you Jin. I am 55, playing around a year now, returned to play after about 35-40 yrs. So i am not novice, but maybe a beginner-intermediate player. I am playing now with a premade 5* 729 paddle, which was fine at the start but now feels a bit slow- good control but relatively low spin and speed. I do love the the control aspect, but the lack of the others does interfere when i play with advanced players. My style is european i suppose although not sure yet. For now i feel i have more control with my BH, although my FH is not bad either. I also love playing an aggressive defense when needed :) Sorry if that's to long. Appreciate your response and help very much

I like the idea of you playing a slightly faster setup to allow faster active blocking. In this case I would go with a 5-ply all-wood offensive minus to offensive regular rated blade. Most large brands have a blade of this style so pick your favorite. As for rubbers I like Rozena, Bluefire m2, rasanter R42, and Xiom Vega Europe around 1.8mm thickness on backhand. For forehand I recommend tenergy05, viom vega pro, bluefire m1, or any medium hard tensor rubber in 1.8mm. If you would like more speed then step up the thickness to 2mm

@@JinJeonPingPong 💖 we'll do Thank you so much

@@JinJeonPingPong One last q: what is the difference bet. 5 ply to 7 ply wood...?

Hi bro. What do you mean?

@@JinJeonPingPong I want to join in your community. the one on skool

That's Bryan's community now. Check the link in the description and request to join. He will surely approve. Thanks for your support!

@@JinJeonPingPong I am unable to join as it shows the group is archived. Please help me to join as I am very much interested 😄

Let me see what's going on and I will get back to you

Thank you. I won't! I appreciate you.

Okay we'll zoom in more 😆

There's an axis of the spin. Think about a basketball player spinning a ball on their finger. The closer to the axis of the spin the less effect that contact point has on anything that touches it (the point at which the ball sits on their finger is the axis). Hence why we suggest hitting the outside of the ball instead of directly on it's back. The hub vs the tread of the tire

Your explanation is right, but this is just another way of explaining it. Your way is more comprehensive, we will make sure we say that next time. Thank you!

That’s what he said.

Thank you! Glad you liked it!

Your Welcome!

Glad it was helpful! But yeah your coach is right, if you are advanced and already know how to loop consistently and want to take it to the next level, if you start with the open angle, you will put the speed with the blade and then wrap the ball to put spin. This is the technique all pro's use. So i would say you should do it unless you aren't already consistent with the regular loop.

If you want Jin and I to help you personally and have more detailed lessons make sure you join our community. I truly believe you will benefit a lot from it

@@JinJeonPingPong already did :)

I'm confused, i don't really get what you mean.

😂😂😂😂😂​@@JinJeonPingPong

Thank you Elias we appreciate it!

Thank you very much!

Actually the next video is gonna be about that topic. Stay tuned!

sure

Did you see it?

not yet but will see

but, would love a separate video

Merci a toi Daniel!

You are so right. I was playing around with it and we actually have to open the paddle up so much that it's facing more behind us than in the direction of the ball. What a wild serve!

@@JinJeonPingPong thanks for reply. My problem when I do this serve is that I miss minimum 1 out of 2 🥺

Try slowing down the arm movement and just start by making touching the ball a focus. Make the toss consistent too. This way the timing is always the same. Good luck!

@@JinJeonPingPong thanks, I will.

It sounds like we have to reduce the amount of forward force. Likely you are hitting the ball with a flat contact. There is no arc in your shot to help clear the net. This is where opening your bat angle and snapping the elbow into a salute will help. You should be adding enough spin to make it dive back down onto the table

Haha glad we got you excited for the game!

Awww. This honestly made my day. I still think of the Xiom offensive as one of the best entry level blades available. These days I am playing with a Donic True Carbon Inner with Tenergy 05 on FH and Tenergy 05fx on BH. The blade is like the Butterfly Innerforce ALC, but lighter and more affordable

Glad you liked it. Let us know what kind of content you would like to see in the future!

Quality recognizes quality 😉. Thank you!

Greatly appreciated @blueassasinff1871 💪

I just spoke with Bryan about this. We are going to make this within the next month! Thanks for the great idea

@@JinJeonPingPong thanks! Also your video about building a racket was key building block for me. Started with an all wood blade and just know transitioning to carbon, great advice!

@@cgonzalezcon What's your new setup?!

​@@JinJeonPingPong Stiga Inspira Hybrid Carbon, rubbers kept the same ones as the wood blade. DHS H3 Blue on FH and Nittaku Fastarc G1 on BH

That's absolutely right! TT isn't yoga. We're trying to be explosive, mobile, and injury free. That's the goal!

Thank you. We really like Xiom Vega Europe, , Donic Bluefire M3 ,Yasaka Fastarc C1, Tenergy 05fx, and Butterfly Rozena, and the list goes on. , but any soft tensor rubber from the top brands will do

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you very much!

Glad it was helpful!

Wow, thanks!