5 HRS AGO - Author: AntiDefSubject: SP for FHPosted: 11/18/2018 at 7:36amYeah but it's XB that I have on my blade, which happens to be right in front of me. Collapse

6 HRS AGO - Author: HozukiSubject: Looking for specific bladePosted: 11/18/2018 at 7:06amHi,I have found my new blade. It's the Persson Powerplay.thx for the inputOk, I won't leave you hanging without providing any reasons. PPP for me has best control overall. While the softer 7plys have more control for passive play, PPP beats all of them in active strokes, ball placement and control over the arc. The koto outer just fits my technique more on FH and makes BH so much better anyways. I have used PPP and FP blue in league games and PPP worked instantly better without any adjustment, because less bounce, better opening loops and much, much better loopkills with closed bat angle. With ABS balls one needs to be comfortable loopkilling low bouncing dead balls, and this blade is just perfect for that. Using chinese rubbers both sides works perfectly. Blade is pretty hard though, so one step up in sponge hardness might be suitable.Cheers Collapse

7 HRS AGO - Author: AntiDefSubject: SP for FHPosted: 11/18/2018 at 5:51am mykonos96 wrote: AntiDef wrote:Not that much really but never the less I can loop quite well with it. Seems like you re talking about XSNope, I'm talking about XB as I got the glued on my blade. Collapse

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9 HRS AGO - wilkinru wrote:Brett is right...we can really worry about tactics when our skills are at a higher level. Losing to the guy who is 1600 because of big holes in your game is why you lost, not because your tactics were unsound. Tactics might have won the match...but more skill would have easily won the match.This is my main point. Also, it's okay to exploit your opponent in the context of your own game. If your opponent has a bad backhand then you should attack it frequently (with your perfect forehand topspin, of course). You do need to be aware though that there are diminishing returns on this type of thing. As opponents get better, you'll have less areas to exploit. If you don't have good shots, you'll be limited to exploiting very bad players. Spend most of your time working on improving your shots.Hopefully the PTTP series will help members to understand something about tactical awareness. For example, today's video is about serving reverse short to the forehand because it's a good Collapse

9 HRS AGO - A little tactics in the match can help a lot, tho.If someone cannot loop..you can push a little more to get a good ball to loop.If someone keeps blocking your forehand loop - you probably have an issue with your loop but in the middle of a match you can go to the middle/backhand.If someone can't handle a serve...keep doing it but keep the variation.If someone keeps attacking your forehand, maybe not recover so quickly to the backhand.This is probably the sum of my tactics right now.In truth I need to get more spin on my backhand loops against topspin/block, I need to get more depth on my forehand loop (or less depth!). My serve return needs to be aggressive but safe. I need more consistency. I need to serve better more often. Less free points and high serves. I need to be prepared for the serve I'm serving. Ma long forehand would probably move me up quite a bit very quickly and if I had that I would focus on my backhand and serve to take advantage of it. That would move me up Collapse

10 HRS AGO - skilless_slapper wrote:mutuz wrote:skilless_slapper wrote:Innershield is great at absorbing speed, while adding spin. If you like to drive or smash, it's terrible! But when chopping I pretty much chop or push until getting a weaker push in return, then loop heavy top spin against it. I can play equally as well with about any blade in the same category -- flexy and slower. I use the kim kyung ah, soulspin defensive custom, and hadraw shield as well. I trained extensively with the innershield, though. That one is very flexible, so it prepared me for that style. My custom blades I've added in a tiny layer of hardness, for a tad bit more speed. I still like the overall flexy blades, but with a tiny bit more stiffness for attacking. I found that people began playing passively against me due to the chops and pushes, so I needed to attack more frequently. Still using spin based attacks but with a tad more pepper!Original koji vs offensive? Offensive quite harder, faster and chunkier!I was Collapse