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Thanks so much. I will start making content again next week!

I personally think the Cybershape has more control because it has more dwell time but the Harimoto ALC has a higher throw angle.

Butterfly Viscaria

I believe it was Dignics 09c on fh and Dignics 05 on bh.

It usually takes a few weeks to break in. It does get a little softer with slightly more dwell over time.

@@washingtondctabletennis6142 that's great. Because I have a new one and it's nowhere as dwelly as my friends one who I tested and that convinced me to get it.

Turns out the reason it wasn't as dwelly was because his had 1.9mm T64fx and I thought he had 2.1mm T64fx. The 1.9mm is much easier to control and doesn't go off the table as easily.

I always recommend 2.1 for attacking players.

The blade is always the same. You choose the handle based on your comfort. Do you prefer to play shakehand or penhold?

I’ll try.

Honestly it depends on your feet. If you have foot issues then it’s not the best. It doesn’t have much support or cushion and is pretty basic. But it looks really nice! 😂

He was stretching his leg. He has an injury. Not poor manner, he is a coach at our club.

I am not sure. I think the only new one I saw is a recreational one not pro.

Dignics 09c both sides

@@washingtondctabletennis6142 Dignics 09C it's my rubber FH & BH. Played with Timo Boll ALC for few years then switched to Ovtcharov ALC but not really happy about it so I am considering VIscaria Super ALC now. With Ovtcharov I felt like it did not have enough power on the forehand. Good review.

Do you play close to the table or far?

@@washingtondctabletennis6142 Mid distance and further back when counter looping.

Thanks so much

I actually use the Viscaria Super ALC now :)

Not sure, sorry.

Thanks for your reply. I agree that people spend way too much money on equipment and don’t develop their game enough. We will be coming out with a video soon on how professionals choose their equipment. The old STIGA blades were phenomenal in the 38mm ball days. They are too dated now for the new ball. They don’t have enough speed. I think just about any ALC type blade is good for most players. You don’t need to break the bank. I always tell people it’s not the gun it’s the cowboy, but at the same time, you don’t want to bring a knife to a gun fight.

true ! but hey life is about having fun.....if you have money just buy it ! grea review btw

I live in Sweden and have meet Stellan Bengtsson as a youngster. Watched all the great ones play like Mikael appelgren, j-o Waldner, Jörgen Persson, gatiene and one of my favorit players andrejz grubba, to bad he died in 2005. I also got my first j-pen racket from a Japanese player which i forgot the name off. I've also had that Stellan Bengtsson racket and loved it very much. So I agree with you that was and awsome racket. Now days there are a million rubbers and rackets to choose from. Miss the good old days when one played with Mark V and was happy with that 😂

@@Justmakesomenoiz haha i've used mar v long time a go !! classic one....but i just ordered cybershape pen holder greetings from indonesia

Viscaria is exactly the same as Timo Boll ALC. If you’d like a change, then go with the Super ALC.

@@washingtondctabletennis6142 Understand! Thanks for your advice! :)

@@washingtondctabletennis6142@ washingtondctabletennis6142 I tried both and Viscaria seems to be a touch softer than Timo Boll ALC. The composition may be the same but the feeling might be different due to other things like the handle.

I hope everyone understands that I'm joking. Besides the name, pickleball is a totally legitimate sport!

I appreciate your feedback, I will take your advice and someday maybe I’ll be good like you! You’re welcome to come to my club anytime and show me your perfect technique. We could do a video together! 😀

@@washingtondctabletennis6142 damn that's salty

His technique is good n relax, his weight transfer n rotation is compact n precise at the impact moment. Also he is not going for a kill, mostly trying to feel the blade.

​@@washingtondctabletennis6142i know you were salty about it but comment has merit. Your partner indeed had better technique and may be you can learn from him. No need to wait for strangers to show up to teach you. Check ma long's forhand and check your partner's forehand. They are very similar in style. Also most high level players hit that way. There might be a reason for it. The way you forehand many people hit (i do too when tired)

Maybe it’s difficult and too nuanced for some people to understand. Clearly there is a difference in reality and how you are processing. Ma Long? The video is an equipment review. So I am feeling the ball and getting feedback, not training. It is not my equipment or what I use. I use a totally different rubber in my forehand that requires a totally different technique. Ma Long uses Chinese rubber and therefore has a totally different swing path and body weight transfer etc. Which is how I play my forehand when I am also using Chinese rubber in fh. Also, I had a strained groin muscle but I still filmed the video because it’s AN EQUIPMENT REVIEW, not a forehand technique video or a training video. So there is no weight transfer and I’m just using my arm to FEEL the ball. Do you know the difference in level between the person I was hitting with and myself? You seem to be an expert on table tennis. Have you been paid to test equipment? Have you been paid to use equipment? Which leagues have you played? Are you a professional coach? Do you get paid to play? Are you a national champion? Have you been on a national team? How many national teams have paid you for coaching? Please send videos of your perfect technique. I always love to learn from the experts.

That’s why we said not to do it. Some people still do.

Thanks so much for your support!

He uses a Timo Boll Spirit and Dynaryz Rubber or Tenergy 05.

The dynasty carbon is a little softer. Speed is similar. Cybershape is a little lighter but more head heavy and less balanced for my feeling.

Most definitely. I have a video on the differences. With Chinese rubber you hit more into the ball with less brush. More contact and drive. You also have to use a straighter arm, straighter wrist and more body with Chinese rubber.

Email me a small video clip and we will help you trouble shoot!

Depends on preference. They are both good.

Can you tell what’s advantages and disadvantages between them? What you feel the most differences.

Where in Germany? I played for a few years in Germany. Hope we can meet someday. If you are ever in DC, come as our guest!

@@washingtondctabletennis6142 Im in Munich atm where the next EU Championship 2022 is taking place. Still tickets around if you can make it. If I ever visit again I'll be sure to pop in. Love the Logo might copy it and make me a shirt to represent. :D

@@ajoydas-Watch-It Email us and we will send you a good file of our logo!

I am going to highly disagree with you on this one. While I think that the price is steep and the blade will not make a difference for 90% of the people that will buy it, it is still a high quality and well produced blade. Even the higher quality Yinhe blades are not nearly as good as Butterfly or STIGA blades. Their quality control is sub par as well. I’ve tested a few of them. Most people won’t tell the difference, but many will.

Yes after using one a few times, its fine but expensive i agree.

Where is the surface area on the tip of the bat? Where would spin be created?

@@washingtondctabletennis6142 I think there is enough rubber on the tip to create spin. The contact between the ball and the bat doesn't need several square centimeters because the ball doesn't travel along the rubber (or hardly does that) but sinks into it. When I check the mark left by the ball on the rubber after making a topspin it's always a circle about 1 cm diameter. The ball doesn't need more room for it to spin. A circle that size perfectly fits on the tip of the bat.

@@RobertoCostas I am sorry but I disagree totally. Please verify with other coaches. I have never heard a top level coach or player say anything contrary to what I said, and I’ve had great ones. This isn’t my theory or something I thought on my own. Please refer to another coach. Look at some ittf coaching booklet diagrams or the diagrams of contact points on pingsunday’s channel. Best of luck!

@@washingtondctabletennis6142 Here he says the same as me, that the maximum speed and spin area is near the head of the racket. ua-cam.com/video/Bo-8HVV2XP0/v-deo.html I don't understand why the maximum spin area and the maximum speed area should be different.

@@RobertoCostas from this reply I think we are saying the same thing in a different way. Look at where I put the ball on the racket for contact. It’s the exact quadrant as stated in the video link you sent. When you said tip, I thought you meant exact tip (top center). pingsunday.com/contact-point-max-spin-table-tennis-serve/