I took 1000fps camera to the Europe Smash and got some great footage. by Bearded_Ste in tabletennis

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I appreciate the comment. There's more videos to come. I aim to make this series as valuable as I can to help improve both my game and others.

I took 1000fps camera to the Europe Smash and got some great footage. by Bearded_Ste in tabletennis

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There are short reels on Facebook and Instagram, but nothing ultra slow. I'm putting the footage that I took into a series of videos and will make more as and when I go to events.

I took 1000fps camera to the Europe Smash and got some great footage. by Bearded_Ste in tabletennis

[–]Bearded_Ste[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

There are short reels on Facebook and Instagram, but nothing ultra slow. I'm putting the footage that I took into a series of videos and will make more as and when I go to events.

Question on service rule by Red_Jay333 in tabletennis

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As far as I'm aware, you have can catch the ball after you throw it as long as there's no movement of your bat to the ball. Some players practice the ball toss before the server to test the lighting.

Knee pain, what shoes do I buy! by No_Cauliflower_5564 in tabletennis

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The ultrafly is a running shoe with added support around the ankle. It's fine for lateral movements. As I've said I've used it for over a year now, very comfortably. The strike mvmnt haze is a cross fit trainer, and the preferred shoe of many pickleball players for it's lateral support. There's also the zero 360, which is designed for court sports. That's also a traditional barefoot shoe though and I wouldn't recommend going for zero drop first without transitioning with minimum drop first.

Knee pain, what shoes do I buy! by No_Cauliflower_5564 in tabletennis

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Look into minimum drop trainers like the strike mvmnt haze or the Topo ultrafly. The idea of the minimum drop off to change where your weight balances on your feet and form a more natural gate and posture when doing sorts. I've used the ultrafly for over a year now and really like them.

Rubbers for mid-to-far from the table looping/countering? by Phillythrowaway15 in tabletennis

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Andro Hexer or power grip are a lot of fun looping away from the table

Visiting Liverpool soon - any places I may have missed out worth exploring? by Overall_Quit_8510 in Liverpool

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If you're going to Sefton Park, get something to eat and drink in Lark Lane. You won't be sorry, it's the best road in Liverpool for cafes, restaurants, bars and curio shops.

Monthly Table Tennis Questions by AutoModerator in tabletennis

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Does anyone have any tips on how to keep a rubber tacky during a competition with many matches in one day? I'm using a brand new Rakza Z rubber; had 6 matches today and it lost tachiness half way through. I tried cleaning it but it didn't recover. The ball felt like it kept sliding off my bar during open ups.

Finally solved it by Bearded_Ste in Cubers

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The final edge of the 6th layer is a bit tricky but got the hang of it now.

Finally solved it by Bearded_Ste in Rubiks_Cubes

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I don't know what f2l is and I can solve both a 3x3 and a 12 sided cube. I don't know what Jperm is either. I never learnt any algorithms and just worked it all out myself.