Hi Japsican,

Welcome to the brotherhood. Unfortunately, as the curator of this little corner of the OOAK forums, I am more of a player and less of a video watcher. Hopefully others may know of high level amateur inverted retrievers and have seen videos of them. You could take a look at the small list of professionals that tend a little towards inverted retrieving and look at their videos.

I had noticed from your blog that you were wanting to chop more but have to deal with what the opponent gives you.

Choppers (both from what I have seen and read) initially try to lure opponents to loop (hopefully) weakly to get the chopping going, however there can be a fine line between that and setting them up for you to lose.

Edit: Have you looked at this thread for the video & reference to another thread?

http://ooakforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=74&t=23950

Eric Fountain is a 1800 level retriever who posts videos of himself at mytt. I don't think he's inverted x2 though. Here's his youtube channel.
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeTUafh0AfDS0u_7T-YdBqQ

Too many videos to upload so just youtube Don Hamilton Table Tennis. Double inverted retriever From Dayton Ohio rated anywhere from low 2100s to been up to mid 2300s.