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- A video that explains how a long pimples player in table tennis can attack with long pimples.
Attacking is demonstrated against topspin and backspin.
Used racket:
- TSP Curl P4 (1,5mm) with Victas Koji Matsushita
- TSP Curl P1R (1,5mm) with Butterfly Diode
- Milky Way Neptune (OX) with Andro Fibercomp Def
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Thank you so much for this video! I use TSP P1R 1.5 so I couldn't find a better video. Cheers!
This rubber is awesome I use it in .5 though for my play. Great for hitting
Hi, this video gives me a lot of information. I’m chopper and I think LP attack is very difficult. But it’s very effective to get point. I always use p1 and feintlong3. I continue to study the feature of LP.
Feint long 3 is very good long pimples rubber i was using iz
Beautiful demo of long pips play. So deceptive, could easily passed off as inverted rubber attacks.! Brilliant idea as it greatly adds to one arsenal of weapons. 👌👍
755 ox is best I have seen to hit underspin flat through ball and to block loop. You can also counter medium top spin balls with it. Gives enough dead ball when hit to make opponent dump as long as you dont spin it but hit flat with in on BH.
I have started long pimple (no coach training) for about a month already but still struggling on the control. 755 is also what I am using now (because it is cheap), do you have any tips on how to stabilise the attacks and also how should I deal with a short low backspin serve?
@@Hin-yi6gw I suggest contacting coach Danny Hill out of NC. He has good methods for teaching the LP backhand. I will post a video soon as well.
@@Hin-yi6gw check out the chinese chicken foot lp bh against underspin. Take ball off the bounce
@@Hin-yi6gw I have used 755ox to hit in my LP journey. One of the tricks to hit is to hold the racket lightly as it seems to increase the dwell time and increase the little friction the pips provide. However I noticed the characteristics of pips and friction change after one month of use and they lose the friction making it harder to hit. That is one reason I moved away from the rubber.
Hello and congratulations for your style. I'd really be interested of having your feeling about Dr Neubauer Allround Premium 2. I find it very comfortable to attack with.
very high level LP play
Why are the first 2 examples different racket angle despite the same rubber? I’m confused. One is closed racket angle, the other is more open, despite the same sheet of rubber.
try DHS Cloud & Fog3 ox, it is easy to hit across the net and performs flat attack, i use it on Donic Defplay paddle, and the combo is amazing
Thank you very much for posting this instructional and helpful video. Due to injuries, I can no longer continue to be a double winged looper. My coach suggested chopping on my forehand and attacking with my backhand because my backhand is much more consistent and dangerous. I am considering chopping / counter-attacking with long pips on my forehand instead of other inverted rubber to give my game more finesse, control and deception. Would you have any advice on effectively chopping and using long pips on the forehand? Kind regards.
Sounds like a very interesting project. Did you try it?
The grain amount is a curly series or a feint series as expected. I'm strong in a habit, and the overseas rubber is difficult to use.
I am switching from short pips to using long pips on backhand. As a beginner in using long pips, what sponge thickness should I use? I play close to table and attack with long pimples like you did as shown in the video. Please advice and thank a lot for your videos demonstrating the techniques. They are great videos!
Depends on your aim with long pips, I think. For attacking a thicker sponge is more useful, for safety a thinner sponge is better, especially when you play close at the table. Hope you have found some good long pips in the meanwhile ;-)
Go ox
Thanks for your video bro!
Hi there, thanks for this video. It definitely adds to the bag of tricks for long pips players. Have you tried the same strokes with Tibhar Grass Dtecs?
Hey, I tried the stroke with Grass D'Tecs as well when some of the players I coached tried to learn it. It is possible, but harder. Especially, when you play Grass D'Tecs without sponge because control is less. I would recommend to practice with a focus on fast wrist movement to make the pimples bend
Hi, want to ask for other alternative blades, beside Andro fibercomb that good for longpips in general use... is this Andro blade using special dampening wood such as willow?
Hi, nice video. I am 2100 player. I recently changed my backhand from Dr Neubauer Diamant to TSP Curl P2 with medim 1.5 spong. I enjoy it a lot, but I have been having problem with the pimples on the topsheet. they break (half break) very quickly. Almost after a month playing I notice the spot I hit the most, the pimples are half broken. They are not detacked from the topsheet, but if I closely look at them, they are half broken. Have you had this problem with TSP before? Do you have similar problem with P4?
Thanks
Hi, I didn't have the same problems with P1R or P4. After some months they start to break and become softer. But I don't know how different P2 is ... Maybe if you attack a lot the pimples break faster?
Er macht ja garkeinen Fehler ;) Klasse Fabian !
Neptune ox is nearly as good as those more expensive pips. But what if you put a sponge under Neptune is it going to make it better for attack? Thanks.
i used many long pips rubbers and facing problem in all pips broken after 2 or 3 week
Have you ever tried Butterfly Feint AG? Do you think that there is an advantage of attacking with long pips?
I didn't try Feint AG. Currently I play Feint Long 3 which is great for attacking (almost like normal rubber). The advantage of attacking with long pips is that your opponent and partners are not used to it. It is a surprise. Many players use balls without rotations (=floats) to the pips to prepare the next attack. If you attack those floats you can easily destroy the rhythm and make an easy point. In the end, playing with pips needs variation and that's why you need to attack sometimes
Hi thnx for your video ! It s really interesting. Which blade are you using now with feint long 3? From your experience does the blade also play a role or is the rubber more important? 3-4 months ago I changed my BH-rubber to long pips (Grass D'Tecs 1,2mm) with an allround evolution stiga blade and I find it really difficult to attack with the long pips with this equipment (it s possible for me only if the ball goes higher then net). I m thinking to change to a Stiga Defensive Wood NCT with feint long 3 1,3mm. Do you think its a better combination?
i don't even have a long pip racket what i am doing here ?
that is the question. Youself better know why.
What do you think of Diode V with Feint Long 2 ? And how much mm sponge do you recommend for someone playing long pips for the first time? Currently playing tenergy 05 on both sides (on an innerforce) but want to try something new and play around with modern Defense a little bit!!!
Thanks
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Depends on your style of play.
nice video, what blade do you use? Witch rubber do you prefer?
At the moment I play Victas Koji Matsushita and Curl P4 on backhand (1,5mm) and Tenergy 05 on forehand (2,1 mm)
+19fabelicious89 which matsushita ?
+Karim Kosto in those days it was the normal Matsushita. Now I use JooSaeHyuk again
I have a question regarding your technique, being long pips player who wants to do more then defending. Is it a rule to always bend pips when hitting. When doing that different shot against topspin, that was quite flat. Do you always use wrist and how do you lift backspin with pimples, many recommend flat hit
Obviously, it is more than one question, but, I would appreciate your answer
Neptune ox is good for attack or not ?
wow you play with 1.5mm sponge? Is it difficult to control?
It is always more difficult to control pips with a thicker sponge. It depends on what you are used to. When I first tried it, it was a hard time but I could adapt my strokes. In the meanwhile I changed to Feint Long 3 with 1.3mm sponge which is easier to control than Curl P4 with 1.5mm sponge.
So...if you're going to do this, you might as well take up a normal inverted rubber, instead of playing with material like a tinker.
if you play with pips it doesnt mean all you are ever going to do is chop block. you need to master every stroke no matter the rubber.
I purchased from eBay dawei 388d. Great for hitting and only 14 quid for 4 sheets.ox Bargain ithought.....can chop ok as well.
Although hitting with pips isn't a breeze. Consistently anyhow. Short pips easier even they aren't like reverse.
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Hi I’ve always played normal reverse on the backhand as I attack and Yinhe Pluto pips on the forehand to attack as well, I’m thinking of trying long pips on the forehand I’d appreciate your thoughts and any recommendations thanks 🇬🇧