Its great! I was just gluing my racket at this time i was watching and its very helpful! Thanks... I play with the same blade... How much dima's blade whight?
@@DimaOvtcharov thanks dima for the reply! Im very happy that pros this day are more accessible then in the past! I wiill cheer for you in tokyo! Great content!
I got to be honest, this video is not only informative (which served me good once) but also comforting for some reason. I made it my ritual to glue the rubbers along with Dima every time I change mine :) Thank you!
I'm back. I never ever put new rubber on my bat's without watching this specific video from Dimitrij. It's just so straight up to the point, he is a happy person sharing information, and my glue jobs hold GREAT. Thank you Dimitrij!
Thanks for posting! I didn’t know these before: 1. Using bigger sponge for better glue spreading 2. Two or three layers of glue for more power 3. Only tape the bottom of the paddle
@@randsp3c709 the tape adds a little weight. few grams actually make a difference to some players. I don´t know how the tape makes the racket slower though. Taping the bottom saves the rubbers from being ripped off if u hit the table when pushing with downspin.
Thank you very much! It is so important to know how a champion glue his paddle together. Every step scientifically makes sense. I always wondered why the ball doesn't bounce straight up and down on my paddle. I think I can fix that problem now. It is so nice of Dimitrij to show this to his fans and TT players around the world. Manny thanks to Dimitrij the Champion!
@@prodbyaye8751 6:24 in the video he mentioned 2 ways to lay the rubber (hard or soft). The harder method is probably how you make it bounce better. Imagine landing a ball on concrete vs carpet.
I did 3 layers of glue and stretched the rubbers. My trainer thought I trained secretly because my shots had much higher quality. But if you do both these things your rubbers really are faster and harder.
I just bought my first set of replacement rubbers (and glue and sponge and....) so this video was EXACTLY what I needed. Someone assembled my paddle back in the day (1993) so I think it's time to change the rubbers :D I would have never guessed that you apply the rubber to the paddle AFTER the glue is dry and then roll it ! Very informative and well explained !
Thanks Dmitri for this helpful video. U thoroughly covered all the major bases in a tolerable amount of time. I didnt know about multiple layering of the glue application. FYI, I used the video as a guide to glue Dignics 09c rubber to my forehand side. 😃
I used to use scissors that way, but got a much nicer bevel using a long and very sharp knife. Trimmed the rubber off roughly and fast with big scissors ( ~5 mm overhang), then with the knife, wetting the rubber on the smooth side with water and (very small amount of) soap as a surfactant/lubricant. The knife pulled down from the smooth side towards the sponge/racquet side in long strokes, resting the blade lightly against the wood. About 10 strokes of the knife completes the job. Later when I got better at this got about 3mm overhang with the scissors and then glue the other side's rubber and same thing with scissors. Then I could do both sides with the knife without waiting. This got a nice professional job that looked like it was done with a machine. It always puzzled me to see pro-players with up to 2mm (Ovtcharov excepted) overhang around the edge of their blades. That overhang is useless mass that is actually quite a bit of weight that contributes nothing to the strokes and takes a few feet/sec off the fastest whipping loop or smash, creates extra turbulence-drag, also slowing down the final velocity at ball-strike, and represents an area a pro would never come close to in a stroke. That overhang's mass' only useful attribute would be to lower transverse wobble instability and to widen (slightly) the sweet-spot. But if you want that, it would be even better to have an extra 2mm actual blade around the perimeter, and a good rubber-bevel from the blade-edge.
Thank you Dima for this tip. It's only players who would understand the complexity of glueing a rubber. If one gets it wrong the feeling in the racket is lost and playing a match becomes a nightmare
Easily the best video on how to glue, unfortunately i did use a hair dryer before but nver knew the downside of this I also used to place the racket near the radiator!
It is so nice to learn this from a real champion. Please tell us what kind of blade and rubber you use too. And teach us how to play like you. I am your fan. ❤❤❤
Congratulations for the Bronze medal! What an awesome match! I am sure we will beat china in Olympia one day. If you or Timo won‘t do it, it’s gonna be the generation which has been inspired from you guys. I hope to see at least one o you two in the shoes of Rossi, to coach the next generation! :]
Once a rubber is glued on the racket you should not reglue that same rubber again. If you do that, it will give you a very different playing feeling. The bounce might be unregular.
Thanks for this, I've thought about the stuff you said about rolling the rubber on before. Now I think I understand why people say their rubber has shrunk after they take it off - because they stretched the rubber when they put it on
I once removed a pre-assembled rubber from the blade and when i boosted it with a booster and tried to re-glue it...i was shock to know that rubber was smaller in size than the actual blade...i called the guy who assembled it for me...now i know the reason..xD
Дима, спасибо большое за интересное видио! Не могли бы вы сделать субтитры на разных языках что бы все могли смотреть и понимать о чём речь?))) Удачи на предстоящих играх!!!
Best video by the best table tennis ever Sir dima congratulation for winning in the Qatar open i was cheering you there Promise us to beat all top Chinese players Good luck
do you use Adhesive Protect Film to protect your rubbers? if not, can you share the reason why u are not using it? isit good and necessary to protect the rubber?
when u playing in big venues ball is flying a bit slower because of air amount so u need to spend more energy. if your racket is fast - it is easier for your physical condition, but harder to control.
@@echo5690 That sounds scientifically questionable, I have to wonder if this is a myth in the TT world. I don't see why the air above the table would be different in a large venue versus a small one. If anything I would expect the altitude to be the most significant factor, since higher altitudes have lower air pressure and density.
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Its great! I was just gluing my racket at this time i was watching and its very helpful! Thanks... I play with the same blade... How much dima's blade whight?
Thanks Gabriel! Nice that you play with the same blade.. I try to find heavy blades so I get more power. My one is 90 grams.
@@DimaOvtcharov thanks dima for the reply! Im very happy that pros this day are more accessible then in the past! I wiill cheer for you in tokyo! Great content!
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@@DimaOvtcharov looking forward to buy your blade Dima, how is it feel compared to patrick fransiska's blade?
I got to be honest, this video is not only informative (which served me good once) but also comforting for some reason. I made it my ritual to glue the rubbers along with Dima every time I change mine :) Thank you!
LMFAOOO SAME
I'm back. I never ever put new rubber on my bat's without watching this specific video from Dimitrij. It's just so straight up to the point, he is a happy person sharing information, and my glue jobs hold GREAT. Thank you Dimitrij!
Congratulations on winning the bronze medal!
Silver
@@xxninjaxxhd7236 bronze in single match
His second singles bronze
Thanks!!
Are you russian?
Outstanding performance at the olympics. Awesome job !!! ALL the best DIma
Thanks for posting! I didn’t know these before:
1. Using bigger sponge for better glue spreading
2. Two or three layers of glue for more power
3. Only tape the bottom of the paddle
use ice cream stick is also possible.
Why tape only the bottom
@@randsp3c709 the tape adds a little weight. few grams actually make a difference to some players.
I don´t know how the tape makes the racket slower though.
Taping the bottom saves the rubbers from being ripped off if u hit the table when pushing with downspin.
What type of glue ddid he use? That would be a great help.
@@RambO5018 it is not the weight. The tape does not weigh grams. It's like 1 gram max, doesn't make a different racket.
Thank you very much! It is so important to know how a champion glue his paddle together. Every step scientifically makes sense. I always wondered why the ball doesn't bounce straight up and down on my paddle. I think I can fix that problem now. It is so nice of Dimitrij to show this to his fans and TT players around the world.
Manny thanks to Dimitrij the Champion!
How ? Did u figure it out ?
@@prodbyaye8751 6:24 in the video he mentioned 2 ways to lay the rubber (hard or soft). The harder method is probably how you make it bounce better. Imagine landing a ball on concrete vs carpet.
Vielen Dank, Herr Ovtcharov, Sie haben mir den grössten Olympiamoment 2021 beschert.....Wahnsinn. Danke dafür, und nur das Beste für Sie.
Thank you for a very clear, step by step explanation of how to glue the rubber on and what tools to use.
We're happy it was helpful! :)
I did 3 layers of glue and stretched the rubbers. My trainer thought I trained secretly because my shots had much higher quality. But if you do both these things your rubbers really are faster and harder.
I just bought my first set of replacement rubbers (and glue and sponge and....) so this video was EXACTLY what I needed. Someone assembled my paddle back in the day (1993) so I think it's time to change the rubbers :D
I would have never guessed that you apply the rubber to the paddle AFTER the glue is dry and then roll it !
Very informative and well explained !
I know what will play in loop now to help me falls asleep... the swish swish of glue being applied to the blade. This was a great tutorial ! Thank you
Excellent video. Really helped me with the process of gluing my table tennis racket. Thank you Dima!
Thank you mmr. Dimitrij Ovtchrow for your sharing experience glue your table tenish which is helps many fans to glue their table tenish
I don´t know anything but watching these instructions make me feel confident what a kind and well explained video! thank you!!
Thanks Dmitri for this helpful video. U thoroughly covered all the major bases in a tolerable amount of time. I didnt know about multiple layering of the glue application. FYI, I used the video as a guide to glue Dignics 09c rubber to my forehand side. 😃
Thanks
Very precise and informative video, you and Timo are one of the best players and a gods gift for table tennis fans.
This man is the player i respect
Why🤔
Your match with MaLong during the Oylimpic game was great. You nearly won the game. Respect to you.
Very professional, thanks for the tips Dima!
Дима, спасибо за видео. Очень интересные нюансы при наклейке.
This is the best i seen of gluing. I like the rubber soft but i been stretching it on always. I didnt know i could toll it easy on the blade👌🏓🏓
I used to use scissors that way, but got a much nicer bevel using a long and very sharp knife. Trimmed the rubber off roughly and fast with big scissors ( ~5 mm overhang), then with the knife, wetting the rubber on the smooth side with water and (very small amount of) soap as a surfactant/lubricant. The knife pulled down from the smooth side towards the sponge/racquet side in long strokes, resting the blade lightly against the wood. About 10 strokes of the knife completes the job.
Later when I got better at this got about 3mm overhang with the scissors and then glue the other side's rubber and same thing with scissors. Then I could do both sides with the knife without waiting.
This got a nice professional job that looked like it was done with a machine.
It always puzzled me to see pro-players with up to 2mm (Ovtcharov excepted) overhang around the edge of their blades. That overhang is useless mass that is actually quite a bit of weight that contributes nothing to the strokes and takes a few feet/sec off the fastest whipping loop or smash, creates extra turbulence-drag, also slowing down the final velocity at ball-strike, and represents an area a pro would never come close to in a stroke. That overhang's mass' only useful attribute would be to lower transverse wobble instability and to widen (slightly) the sweet-spot. But if you want that, it would be even better to have an extra 2mm actual blade around the perimeter, and a good rubber-bevel from the blade-edge.
Thanks for this video Dimitrij. It`s my first time I change my rubbers so this video was very helpful
wow, to have such an accomplished athlete explain this on RUclips! Great video
Thank you Dima for this tip. It's only players who would understand the complexity of glueing a rubber. If one gets it wrong the feeling in the racket is lost and playing a match becomes a nightmare
love ur explanation dima as always so enthusiastic
Easily the best video on how to glue, unfortunately i did use a hair dryer before but nver knew the downside of this I also used to place the racket near the radiator!
I absolutely love this guy. Vielen Dank Dimitrij
It is so nice to learn this from a real champion. Please tell us what kind of blade and rubber you use too. And teach us how to play like you. I am your fan. ❤❤❤
Thanks so much for this good video. I bought different glue thinking it was the problem. Now I get it. More of these. Tkns
Sehr sympathisches und interessantes Video. Hab wieder was dazu gelernt habe dein neues Holz bereits bestellt!
This is awfully a lot satisfying to watch
i am so happy dima create video guide table tennis in English. I follow his channel but too bad i don't understand Deutsch. Lol.
Thank you , it went perfectly smooth.
Thanks for sharing, great video and also a nice blade!
Thanks for your feedback!
@@TTSmashCity what blade is he using?
@@TTSmashCity I
@@TheFoeni007 The Ovtcharov Innerforce ALC blade.
Nothing better than advice from a professional. Will follow adviced
Wonderful gluing tips. 👍🏻. God bless you. 🙏🏻
thank you Dima, for the gluing tips
Люблю настільний теніс за радість яку він дарує!!!)🔥🔥🔥
Knowledgeable and informative coverage. 👌
Hello dimitrij u r a amazing player. And u upload ur footwork and physical stretching videos it is very useful to upcoming players.
Just bought your new butterfly racket. It is really amazing.
Thank you for thinking of us, the fans!!! Respect for your performances 👏 🙌 🙏 ✨️ 👌 ❤️ 👏 🙌
Great tips for gluing. Thanks.
Thank you very much Dima for the useful tips, its really helpful
I feel like getting back into TT and start shopping for new blades and rubber.
Hey great explanations. What especific glue did he use ? Model etc..?
Thank you for your time.
🎩⚘
Very Useful Thanks Dima ❤❤😊😊
Congratulations for the Bronze medal! What an awesome match! I am sure we will beat china in Olympia one day. If you or Timo won‘t do it, it’s gonna be the generation which has been inspired from you guys. I hope to see at least one o you two in the shoes of Rossi, to coach the next generation! :]
Very useful tips on how to properly glue a rubber on a TT blade. Thanks very much, Dima.
We’re glad to hear that you liked it👍👍
Hi Dimitrij, thank you for this video. Could you do an further video, that shows, how to loosen the rubber. thanks!
Simply great explanation and tips !
Thank you!
Thank you so much! How often do I have to reglue the rubbers on my racket?
Once a rubber is glued on the racket you should not reglue that same rubber again. If you do that, it will give you a very different playing feeling. The bounce might be unregular.
Thanks for this video. Very useful
Thanks Dimitrij Ovtcharov , all IRANIAN people like you
Thanks so much.💖🌹🌹
Thank you so much, Dima.
How to clean your blade surface after remove old rubber before gluing the new one? thank you.
Thanks a lot, its great tutorial. Can you pls share a link of the scissors to order?
Regards
What a beautiful home u have Dima!
Very very useful information. Thanks for sharing it . I am great fan of yours. God bless you always. 👍🏻💐🙏🏻
It was so smooth from Dimi ❤
Thanks for this, I've thought about the stuff you said about rolling the rubber on before. Now I think I understand why people say their rubber has shrunk after they take it off - because they stretched the rubber when they put it on
I once removed a pre-assembled rubber from the blade and when i boosted it with a booster and tried to re-glue it...i was shock to know that rubber was smaller in size than the actual blade...i called the guy who assembled it for me...now i know the reason..xD
tensor rubbers shrink even without stretching
Nice guide!
Thanks this was great and helpful
Excellent tip! I'm going to ditch the 1.2 sponge I was using and go right to max!
我非常喜欢Ovtcharov and Timo Boll,是非常伟大的乒乓球运动员，我也非常欣赏你们的彬彬有礼以及有绅士风格的内涵。你们和中国乒乓球队一起为世界贡献精彩纷呈和无与伦比的比赛，共同推动世界乒乓球运动的发展。
Дима, спасибо большое за интересное видио! Не могли бы вы сделать субтитры на разных языках что бы все могли смотреть и понимать о чём речь?))) Удачи на предстоящих играх!!!
На ютубе можно ставить сразу автоперевод
Can someone tell me the name of glue and what kind of blade he used?
What type of glue?
Dima, could you make a video explaining the backhand serve? Thanks
does anyone know where I can buy the same tools used in this video?
You can just use whatever you got lying around
For cutter - surgical or scalpel
For roller - a cylinder ( water bottle or a pipe )
Where did you get the wide sponges?
Thanks Dima for this educationall video. What glue have you used? Where I can get it.?
Boris
I am a table tennis player who works out in Korea. Do you attach Dignics 09C film when storing rubber in a case after using it?
Using the wrist on the roller for maximum spin. nice.
Thank you bro👌🏓
Happy you like it!
really nice fixing!
Thanks for reply !
Now I can start gluing
Awesome video! Anyone knows which blade this one is from Butterfly? Thanks.
С торцевой лентой годный совет, спасибо:)
how often do you change your rubber ?
thank u!
Nice video. What type of glue are you using? How i will ask it from the store?
Good player..
When applying two layers of glue to the rubber, do you have to wait for the first layer to dry before applying the second layer of glue?
Can I take the rubber of and glue it again and again? Or only one time? The same questions for the blade, can I reuse it?
I believe yes
Best video by the best table tennis ever
Sir dima congratulation for winning in the Qatar open i was cheering you there
Promise us to beat all top Chinese players
Good luck
All nice, but I would like to what type of glue? Can I use a PVA water base wood glue?
do you use Adhesive Protect Film to protect your rubbers? if not, can you share the reason why u are not using it? isit good and necessary to protect the rubber?
3:50 I don't really understand why he uses different layers of glue based on the size of the venue. Can someone explain?
when u playing in big venues ball is flying a bit slower because of air amount so u need to spend more energy.
if your racket is fast - it is easier for your physical condition, but harder to control.
@@echo5690 That sounds scientifically questionable, I have to wonder if this is a myth in the TT world. I don't see why the air above the table would be different in a large venue versus a small one.
If anything I would expect the altitude to be the most significant factor, since higher altitudes have lower air pressure and density.
It is not a myth. It's a matter of physics. Dima is correct. The bigger the venue is , the more you feel your racket is slower
@@ducktales2020 Yeah that makes more sense.
Dima is really a very delicated TT Player !!
Grate video Dimitrij. How often do you change rubbers? Also do you reglue your rubber before you put on a new one, just to give more speed?
Is this some special blade dima alc? Have serial number both sides and darker limba with no marks i have dima alc to but regular one
Congratulations for the Winning the bronze medal 🎉
Красавчик! Спасибо отличный совет!