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maddrag

Post subject: Re: short pips for chop-blocking

Posted: 29 Jan 2016, 02:15

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Blade: dr neubauer firewall +
FH: DHS skyline 3 neo 2.15 mm
BH: Dr. Neubauer Agressor 1.5

look for fabian akerstrom LP player on youtube. specially the game against the german outscharov 6 years ago. You will see all the variation he was able to do with the BH. He also twiddle.

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huyducphamvn

Post subject: Re: short pips for chop-blocking

Posted: 29 Jan 2016, 10:41

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maddrag wrote:

You play a lot like a pen-holder for your block. I'm not sure you will be able to chop block like this with SP as you need a block that look more like an inverted one. ( bat held closed and more horizontal than vertical. Maybe medium pips Ox . I'M also working in this area to find a good MP but didn't find so far.

Veru good blocking LP is TSP PR-3 alpha. Very low return long or low. Block very well against loop, top and drive. Also very allaround pimple.

I don't know how long you' had been playing with LP but very good player in good shape maybe play ChopBlock stroke 10 to 25% maximum of their BH stoke. I think you need to develop all other BH strokes as a lot of other shot can be played and you will start to enjoy LP. This TSP LP rubber can play all the shot very good from chopping to hitting. ( see the review by martinspin in OOAK forum)

Good luck on your research.

In the video I used long pips. I've been using long pips since I started playing table tennis, that was about 2 years ago. I have given short pips a try but didn't work, so maybe I'll stick to LPs. Thanks very much for your help

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