http://www.PingSkills.com – There are so many options available when choosing a table tennis bat that it becomes very confusing. Alois and Jeff break through all the details to give you a simple overview of the different types of bats, and which one you should be using depending upon your level.
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Should I buy Tibhar
*Hello guys. The BEST way to choose equips is to buy the most expensive setup out there and if it does not suit your level, buy the 2nd most expensive gear. Work your way down until you find the best setup.*
hey _voidz_
friendship 729 fx is a cheap and out of the age rubber. it’s out of the 70’s or 80’s. Nevertheless the top sheet (rubber) is of good and long lasting quality, especially if your playing outside. For learning it is not good, because of the sponge.
You can get now 729 fx lightning oder super soft, with a lot better sponge to practice the technics. in your case I would recommend the lightning with a thicker sponge, that you used with the regular or old fx, which aren’t much more expensive.
super videos guys; I’ve just back into the sport after 30 years absence and using my 60 year old bats! I’m looking to buy a new bat and have taken note of your advice. However, in passing, i noticed Alois serving seemingly illegally. He seems to throw the ball up and back into his bat and wondering how he gets away with it???? Roy
How do I avoid hitting the ball high on a backhand
Because i use bat of stag
how much would you rate the butterfly addoy 2000 on a scale of 1 to 10
isnt the wood more important than the rubber
Thank for your teaching.I can control the ball more better than before.
hi, what are all the different categories, etc 3 star, 4 star and so. ? what do they mean
I am planning to buy artengo fr930, would you recommend it? I saw that its thick so I thought it would be nice for spins. I am a decent player who can get nice spin on balls.
Hi, nice tips…and a great vid. Just wanted to know and ask, I am buying the “Donic Waldner 900” table tennis bat at rebelsport.co.nz soon…………….So is it good and Should I buy it?
What about Friendship 729? Is it any good for a beginner? How long does it resist?! Thanks.
for all of those starting to begin playing table tennis. one of the most important things is, that you find a bat that suits you right. that means a bat with a handle that fits to your hands and technics. small hands small handle, large hands thicker handle, and whether straight, konkav or anatomic the one that suits you right ! : )
Hello guys, I am playing now for almost a year with a DHS 6002 and is time for a new paddle, a new level: I just bought the Killerspin JET800 SPEED N1 Table Tennis Paddle for almost $100 and after watching this and other videos I am not so sure about it. Is this a better paddle that the DHS? What do you recommend for $80-$120 price range?
Where’s the cool explosion at the back when he threw the bat?
I remember the first bat i used was andzrej grubba all+ blade with two sriver fx´s on it. That bat was very good to begin with
Is a 5 star fox bat good
You forgot about the school ones lol. Half a rubber on one side. None on the other.
Hey I would suggest to make a video of unique shots that can be practiced and perfected and then used in a game!
Hi pingskills I love your website and channel. Can you recommend a racket below 5 USD for a beginner. How about a yinhe
wow pong skills
Hi Guys! In a video from EmratThitch, I’ve heard that in chinese tt philosophy, the most important part of a bat is the wood (80%), then come the rubbers (20%).
This statement is probably more relevant for high level players. What do you think about it?
can I get a free bat from you plz for state level championship I will winn surely if u send me any 1 bat for me plz respond any bat of u r favorite plz plz call me
Some Questions 1. what are the black and red sides for, any considerations around them ? 2. for a Custom one, does paddle wood needs to get replaced like rubber obviously does and how does one come to know about it ?.
I have a pre-made,4 star, Franklin Procore Paddle.Is it okay for professional play?
plz help .. Yasaka Sweeden Defensive OR Tibhar stratus power Defense ..In terms of maximum control.
and which star ball of which company
Which is the cheap and good TT bat for me
GKI NANO FORCE is which type of racket?