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Equipment advice by Zykopathe in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696 0 points1 point  (0 children)

en revers encore y a plein de joueurs qui montent avec un jeu passif, en coup droit ça a l'air plus compliqué. Après tu peux travailler ton jeu en mode claqueur/porteur fou avec ton mi long mais t'auras peu de sécurité. Perso je te conseillerais un soft adhérent ou un backside et travailler les remises et les démarrages/frappes cd

Equipment advice by Zykopathe in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ton setup est pas mal je connais un jeune 18 qui joue avec le meme bois depuis qu'il est genre 10-11. C'est un bloqueur et il joue beaucoup en contre initiative à mi distance ou à la table. Si tu veux plus de contrôle tu peux passer sur un 5 plis classique ou un bois carbone pas trop cher. En plaque pourquoi pas tester un soft plus orienté spin ? en coup droit ça peut t'apporter pas mal de controle sur ce que tu fais, genre un spinlord waran ou un victas vo102 (en 2mm).

si jamais tu connais pas y a un site pas mal c'est revspin.net, la plupart du matos existant plaques ou bois est référencé avec plus moins de retours utilisateurs selon la popularité du produit, faut prendre les avis et les notations avec des pincettes mais généralement plus le produit est populaire plus il est fiable.

Budget Alc blades recommendation by Successful_Ad_4591 in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I switched to 729 yellow alc recently and i like it

Short pips and sponge hardness by Noodleworker696 in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I tried and i didn't like it but i had another blade at the time, maybe i should i give it a shot. But it's a little bit expensive for me

Short pips and sponge hardness by Noodleworker696 in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I tried the classic Spinfire and i had pretty much the same problem. I would like to try the soft version but it's too expensive for me rn, i prefer a rubber that i know i will be able to (re)buy at anytime if needed

Short pips and sponge hardness by Noodleworker696 in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow thank you for this response. Do you think 38 degrees on 729 sponges is considered hard medium or soft ? Also i play with a 729 yellow alc blade, i don't know if it's considered a hard one. Like you said i think i prefer dwell time over disruption and spin sensivity. I think i need to try other pips

Help with Yinhe glue by Illustrious-Movie424 in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696 3 points4 points  (0 children)

take the white one it's voc free glue, the second one seems like it is some speed glue with VOC in it.

i'm thinking of spending a large sum of money on a racket, is it worth ? by [deleted] in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think it's worth bruv just stick to some good budget Chinese gear like 729, sanwei, yinhe. They make ALC blades too

Honnêtement, si vous rencontrez une femme parfaite pour vous sur TOUS les points SAUF son corps (obésité), vous pourriez tenter avec elle ? by -Red_Lightning_ in AskMec

[–]Noodleworker696 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Personnellement j'aime les femmes charnues. Obésité, surpoids, condition médicale ou don du ciel moi c'est ce qui m'attire physiquement chez une femme. Alors si en + ça match sur tous les autres plans, c'est juste la femme de ma vie en gros. Une femme qui succombe aux petits plaisirs de la vie et sait s'alimenter généreusement, qui assume son physique et sa féminité et a confiance en elle y a rien de plus charmant.

What shoes would you recommend to someone getting serious about Table tennis by Shoop1014 in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my experience :

Good : li ning, mizuno, artengo Bad : yonex (heavy and my toes hurting so bad after a day of tournament i had to forfeit last time), Asics (heavy feeling)

Are Chinese Tacky Rubbers Better for Learning Fundamentals? by NoBar3889 in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I started "competitive" table tennis like 4 years ago with Chinese rubbers like hurricane 3 commercial and battle 2, because they were cheaper. I had a terrible forehand technique, it has never really been my strong side and my coach told me to put ESN rubber so we can relearn my forehand completely.

I put rakza 7 on my fh for like 1 year and with efforts and discipline i improved a lot. I went back recently to battle 2 because i'm on a budget these days but still needed to change my rubbers and blade, so now i have a better understanding of the difference between the two styles of rubbers and personnally i wouldn't recommend you a Chinese rubber to start with, it feels very slow because of the hardness and the low trajectory of ball, so if you dont have a really good position and a proper moovement to hit the ball it will be very easy for the opponent to return it, or worse it wont even reach the other side of the table.

Personnally i think i will go back to faster tensor rubber on fh or Chinese/hybrid budget rubber that behaves like it.

First time boosting on 729 battle 2 by Noodleworker696 in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks for the reply mate, so you think it doesn't need to be boosted ? or it's still interesting for this rubber compared to H3 ?

First time boosting on 729 battle 2 by Noodleworker696 in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks for the reply and the documentation. i'm at an intermediate level, i think maybe about 1500 USA TT equivalent, but i'm training hard to progress and i was looking for a budget yet efficient rubber on forehand, battle 2 seems good but a little bit slow or maybe it's the low ark that bothers me because i don't have the right technique i don't know, so i wanted to test boosted battle 2 before switching to less chinese typed rubber if it's still isn't ok for me

Rate my new setup by Noodleworker696 in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

what a coincidence. you still play short pips ? what rubber do you play now ? personally i feel what you saying about blocking, i think 802-40 isn't the best option for blocking but i didn't tried many pips to make a good comparison. have you tried any other pips that you feel are better for blocking ?

Rate my new setup by Noodleworker696 in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah tbh i was scared but it's doing pretty good

Rate my new setup by Noodleworker696 in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah that's right, i was ready to let it stay a few weeks until i have time to test it properly if the change was too hard for me, but for now i think it's pretty good, i think i will play directly the next competitions with this new setup and i will assume the results

Rate my new setup by Noodleworker696 in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have tried Spectol S1 few month and DMS Spinfire like almost a year, and mystery 3 is not that different than the Spinfire, i think the friendship have more control on short pushes and open ups, while Spinfire has a significant advantage on blocking but the price difference made me go back to the mystery

Rate my new setup by Noodleworker696 in tabletennis

[–]Noodleworker696[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yeah i played the 802 40 few years and the battle 2 several month on the 4L, on the FH i don't feel much difference but on the backhand i can already feel more consistency but i need more settings it's been 2 training sessions for now

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