Leaving a legacy; it would seem to be a key clause when considering the name of the city that will host the Olympic Games.
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16Oct
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16Oct
Monday evening at around 11:20pm the Volkswagen 2009 Women’s World Cup in Guangzhou concluded. In an epic final China’s Liu Shiwen was crowned as the World Cup Champion at the first time of asking. Moreover, not only did we see a sensational match, those on site were also witness to one of the best ever presented Women’s World Cup. It truly was a fantastic match and one the crowd hugely enjoyed with Liu Shiwen winning in seven games.
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08Oct
This rubbers is awesome!
is fast, it has an incredible spin and you have control of the game near the table with this rubber.
Is great to serve and to looping but isn´t good to chop.
It requires a good blade and practice, to play well with this rubber
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08Oct
To me, with regular glue it is better that sriver, and only costs $11 at dandoy-Sports The feel is incredible
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05Oct
Stiga Hybrid Wood an excellent Blade good control, excellent speed, fairly lightly compared to many other carbon blades when he felt a great sense probe highly recommended
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05Oct
Good blade. However, all out quick. Great in the offensive play if you are a well advanced player (USATT 2400 or higher). A nightmare when under pressure for players of almost every level excluding those who are at the table every day (reading: professionals. btw, even they prefer slower blades!). Don’t buy it if you play not more than 10 hours a weak.
Nice looping characteristics, comparably good feel. Tremendous smashing capabilities. But way too fast for most of us!
Go buy a TBS, an ALC or a Mizutani if you’re not among the very best! They are all fast, but way slower and will most likely enhance your game quite a bit more in almost all aspects! -
02Oct
The OOAK review site has just added a comprehensive robot guide called: Table tennis robots - The Ultimate Guide. It covers the robot basics, but also discussed the important features in detail, and it includes pictures, videos, and some very comprehensive reviews. So if you some need help choosing a table tennis robot, this may be well worth checking out.
Tags: robots, table tennis robot
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17Sep
the new version of hurricane 3, with built in speed glue effect. i dont know it is a little bit different that speed glued hurricane 3. it seems to be faster with not as much tackiness too me. it is not liek old hurricane 3 where the top shet was completely like glue, this one is pretty smooth, more tacky than tenergy though. the speed is still very good for looping. it feels a lot different than old hurricaen 3 because ball shoots out of the rubber more, also with a little bit more control. i call it a tenergy adaptation to hurricane 3 rubber. i think it is rpetty good, but i prefer tenergy.
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17Sep
once very popular blade but noow not so much because speed glue is not allowed so it is not as good so not a lot of people use it, but still pretty good blade for its relatively cheap price. it has very unique speed and touch and sound feeling. it sort “clips” the ball, producing very swift, quick shots. the wood is medum hardness, absorbs some shakiness too. it is relatively heavy paddle to me, but may be different for other people. one thing that is not optimum is the durability. seems to chip and dent and tear VERY easy, so you have to be careful when regluing. otherwise, its wroth the buck.
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17Sep
NATT uses theese on the tour and the teams tournyament now i think. theyre not bad, considering its from joola which never really was that known for its products. they have okay playabaility characterisitics. In the first few matches feels jsut as good as any ball. actually i would says these balls last longer than butterfly balls. they are pretty standard 3 star balls, more than great for any local tournament or just club practice or play.
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