My best student/player, a 13-year-old boy in 5th category, defeated a very good 30-year-old player in the second category (MUCH higher ranking!) yesterday using a cheap paddle: a Donic Senso V1 with two PF4-50 rubbers (USD 70). The second-category player uses an expensive, rigid paddle with carbon, with soft European rubbers, which is worth a total of USD 300 or more!
😂🤣 A player l know who only plays with DHS PF4 on both sides of a pre-made cheap Chinese blade frequently beats many who play mainly with Dignics or Tenergy. He really spins the ball while his opponents can only flat hit. 😉.
I was told time ago to spend at least $300 on bat to be able to play at all. Today, with my Fextra blade with two CJ8000 I am bringing troubles to this guy. He does not understand why.
Sanwei cc + 2 kokutaku 868 rubbers. All 20$ for the combo & I beat a lot of players who use much more expensive rackets than me. It's all about the techniques & strategy. I think gears only matter at very advanced skill level.
So true.! Me and another player with pre-made Chinese bats/rubbers have beaten others with almost similar years of playing experience, armed with top range Butterfly bats/rubbers combo. Except for higher ranked players with their longer experience plus match tactics.
You need to understand your equipment, how it reacts in different situations. You should know the advantages and disadvantages. If the advantages match with your style, it will work well. The price and the brand doesn't matter.
You are right. Absolutely. If you are not a pro playing for money, what is your goal in pingpong ? In my club I am meeting a lot of occasional players with setups for $300-400. They were talked into buying that for business reason. But this is like put brand new driver into Ferrari. For sure he will instantly loose control.
I have a friend who just bought a Yinhe Jupiter 3 with two accelerations, when I tried it I was impressed, for 16 dollars is a rubber that offers a lot, then I tried the dignity 09c and the truth after comparing it, I was reflecting and I said to myself the difference is not so big, really this Yinhe rubber is worth 6-7 times less than a dignics, even my partner, much more experienced than me was also impressed. By God, the Yinhe Jupiter 3 is a very good rubber for its modest price of 16 dollars, but you have to speed it up to get its potential and another thing to emphasize is that it is close to the dignics for forehand, for backhand it is fine, but the Dignics stands out too much to use it for backhand.
@@PanchoGDMKWii because my friend uses the neo as a forehand an it was actually good I tried it I think it was 40 degrees... And it has generate more spin but it's good for backhand when it's 39 degrees... And you can watch some reviews about the neo if you are really interested....
It can work with softer sponge, but requires very good touch, quick and powerful technique. I use 729 Battle 2 provincial os on my backhand, and for me it's perfect.
Generally, euro rubbers are still better at backhand. And any chinese rubber even if it is neo version are still difficult to be used for backhand. Unless you have a good technique like a well trained chinese.
For under 40 dollars for a blade alone then there are many, i have one that is super really and i bought more of that and maybe another one model also for under 40 dollars. If that under 40 dollars for all the racket assembled, well, i feel like people wasting money on those rackets, or they are armatures even if they beat others, because only those who can't afford a better price or little more expensive ones are mostly not serious players to have serious TT rackets, and beating others with cheap really dirt cheap blades doesn't mean they are good but means the losers with expensive ones are amateurs themselves or don't know how to play, there are enough very good price tools around, the one i have very very cheap actually i did beat few players of same my level with more expensive equipment, but i was talking about the blade, not rubbers as i used quite expensive rubbers on this cheap blade.
Hey, what do you think on my setup: A. Viscaria ALC FL + DHS Neo 3 Commercial (the cheapest than other) on FH + DHS Hurricane 9 Violet on BH B. Tibhar Stratus Power Wood (my first blade before i change it to Viscaria) + 729 Bloom Power on FH + Andro GTT (blue) on BH C. BTY Harimoto ALC FL + Fastarc G-1 for FH + Andro R53 D. BTY Amultart ZLC + Andro R47 + Andro R53 Is there any advise for those setup ? FYI, i'm a newbie in table tennis. 4 years ago i was practiced tabble tennis for 1 year but during Pandemic Covid 19, i never touch my equipment and i just start again in November 2023. 2019 i use TIbhar Stratus Power Wood to get the feeling of Spinning, after i got it i upgrade to Amultart because my speed to low. During Pandemic i bought BTY Harimoto for my own collection. And just in November 2023, i use Tibhar to re-getting the feel of spin (the vibration) but i didn't get it and i try to change to Viscaria and i still didn't get the vibration feeling but the dwell time of Viscaria is better than TIbhar Power Wood (in my own opinion)
Hm, very messy video. Information and pictures not corelated properly. What has a speed glue to do with modern tables tennis ? For whom is this video ? For want-to-be professionals ? Or for amateurs playing just for passion of the game and health benefits of doing some sport ? At the end there is much more options for effective bat under $40 US.
EmRatThich used to be the go-to channel for TT. Now with this generic stupid voice over.. "Bee Aych.." things make much less sense.. I understand it's easier to produce videos in this way, but I am really avoiding videos more recent than 2 years to get the real voice of the coach instead..
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My best student/player, a 13-year-old boy in 5th category, defeated a very good 30-year-old player in the second category (MUCH higher ranking!) yesterday using a cheap paddle: a Donic Senso V1 with two PF4-50 rubbers (USD 70). The second-category player uses an expensive, rigid paddle with carbon, with soft European rubbers, which is worth a total of USD 300 or more!
😂🤣 A player l know who only plays with DHS PF4 on both sides of a pre-made cheap Chinese blade frequently beats many who play mainly with Dignics or Tenergy. He really spins the ball while his opponents can only flat hit. 😉.
I was told time ago to spend at least $300 on bat to be able to play at all. Today, with my Fextra blade with two CJ8000 I am bringing troubles to this guy. He does not understand why.
Sanwei cc + 2 kokutaku 868 rubbers. All 20$ for the combo & I beat a lot of players who use much more expensive rackets than me. It's all about the techniques & strategy. I think gears only matter at very advanced skill level.
So true.! Me and another player with pre-made Chinese bats/rubbers have beaten others with almost similar years of playing experience, armed with top range Butterfly bats/rubbers combo. Except for higher ranked players with their longer experience plus match tactics.
You need to understand your equipment, how it reacts in different situations. You should know the advantages and disadvantages. If the advantages match with your style, it will work well. The price and the brand doesn't matter.
You are right. Absolutely. If you are not a pro playing for money, what is your goal in pingpong ? In my club I am meeting a lot of occasional players with setups for $300-400. They were talked into buying that for business reason. But this is like put brand new driver into Ferrari. For sure he will instantly loose control.
@@tomtimor9789 Well said. 👍
I have a friend who just bought a Yinhe Jupiter 3 with two accelerations, when I tried it I was impressed, for 16 dollars is a rubber that offers a lot, then I tried the dignity 09c and the truth after comparing it, I was reflecting and I said to myself the difference is not so big, really this Yinhe rubber is worth 6-7 times less than a dignics, even my partner, much more experienced than me was also impressed. By God, the Yinhe Jupiter 3 is a very good rubber for its modest price of 16 dollars, but you have to speed it up to get its potential and another thing to emphasize is that it is close to the dignics for forehand, for backhand it is fine, but the Dignics stands out too much to use it for backhand.
Nice video coach
Little question
Should I prefer hurricane neo as a backhand rubber?
For me honestly it is more suited for forehand....
@@psychopomp3790 explain me why
@@PanchoGDMKWii because my friend uses the neo as a forehand an it was actually good I tried it I think it was 40 degrees... And it has generate more spin but it's good for backhand when it's 39 degrees... And you can watch some reviews about the neo if you are really interested....
It can work with softer sponge, but requires very good touch, quick and powerful technique. I use 729 Battle 2 provincial os on my backhand, and for me it's perfect.
Generally, euro rubbers are still better at backhand. And any chinese rubber even if it is neo version are still difficult to be used for backhand. Unless you have a good technique like a well trained chinese.
For under 40 dollars for a blade alone then there are many, i have one that is super really and i bought more of that and maybe another one model also for under 40 dollars. If that under 40 dollars for all the racket assembled, well, i feel like people wasting money on those rackets, or they are armatures even if they beat others, because only those who can't afford a better price or little more expensive ones are mostly not serious players to have serious TT rackets, and beating others with cheap really dirt cheap blades doesn't mean they are good but means the losers with expensive ones are amateurs themselves or don't know how to play, there are enough very good price tools around, the one i have very very cheap actually i did beat few players of same my level with more expensive equipment, but i was talking about the blade, not rubbers as i used quite expensive rubbers on this cheap blade.
@musenist6535 Are you still alive???????? LOL
Hey, what do you think on my setup:
A. Viscaria ALC FL + DHS Neo 3 Commercial (the cheapest than other) on FH + DHS Hurricane 9 Violet on BH
B. Tibhar Stratus Power Wood (my first blade before i change it to Viscaria) + 729 Bloom Power on FH + Andro GTT (blue) on BH
C. BTY Harimoto ALC FL + Fastarc G-1 for FH + Andro R53
D. BTY Amultart ZLC + Andro R47 + Andro R53
Is there any advise for those setup ? FYI, i'm a newbie in table tennis. 4 years ago i was practiced tabble tennis for 1 year but during Pandemic Covid 19, i never touch my equipment and i just start again in November 2023.
2019 i use TIbhar Stratus Power Wood to get the feeling of Spinning, after i got it i upgrade to Amultart because my speed to low. During Pandemic i bought BTY Harimoto for my own collection. And just in November 2023, i use Tibhar to re-getting the feel of spin (the vibration) but i didn't get it and i try to change to Viscaria and i still didn't get the vibration feeling but the dwell time of Viscaria is better than TIbhar Power Wood (in my own opinion)
Can I buy your used racket? If it's okay. I am short in budget. Thank you in advance.
Hm, very messy video. Information and pictures not corelated properly. What has a speed glue to do with modern tables tennis ? For whom is this video ? For want-to-be professionals ? Or for amateurs playing just for passion of the game and health benefits of doing some sport ? At the end there is much more options for effective bat under $40 US.
All I needed was the blade and rubbers. After 2 minutes I was just jumping ahead and not getting to the point....
EmRatThich used to be the go-to channel for TT. Now with this generic stupid voice over.. "Bee Aych.." things make much less sense.. I understand it's easier to produce videos in this way, but I am really avoiding videos more recent than 2 years to get the real voice of the coach instead..
I got _nothing_ from this video. Zilch.
What the hell is this guy talking about. Makes no sense.