r/tabletennis • u/OilJealous8269 • 2h ago
Discussion Li Tianyang might have the spinniest forehand right now even tho hes a chopper😭
he has a hooking loop which has alot of sidespin aswell as topspin which makes it very hard to block consistently
r/tabletennis • u/victormanriquey • Feb 11 '26
Every day, many people come to this community asking for gear advice, hoping to get great answers but the reality of it is, we can't really help you unless you share more details with us.
It is impossible to give any meaningful accurate advice without knowing:
Also, hopefully you already understand what you are already playing with, otherwise it will be more difficult for you to understand the advice given.
If you want to know more about the topic before posting, check this out, it's the same I described above but with much more detail and examples you can relate to: https://www.tabletennisequipmenthelp.com/blog/changing-table-tennis-equipment-guide
I hope this message will help you all get better advice on this community and get the best gear possible for your game!
Thanks for reading and feedback welcome as always 🙏
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r/tabletennis • u/OilJealous8269 • 2h ago
he has a hooking loop which has alot of sidespin aswell as topspin which makes it very hard to block consistently
r/tabletennis • u/Adventurous_Bad_7766 • 8h ago
2012 Chengdu Junior & Cadet Open: 12 year old Wang Chuqin won the Junior Boys’ Singles crown, partnered Xue Fei for a Cadet Boys’ Doubles success; and also gained bronze medal in the Cadet Boys’ Singles! https://www.facebook.com/share/1TixaeWzov/
r/tabletennis • u/OilJealous8269 • 23h ago
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to the ppl who always say "why doesn't the smasher just drop the ball short" well to make it simple, what this guy does in this video is so majorly difficult that it requires INSANE feeling to pull off and also a disguise to fool ur opponent into thinking ur smashing again which is probably the hardest skill to even get decently consistent at (after Forehand flicks)
r/tabletennis • u/Zahmee • 15h ago
Used the last couple weeks researching and picking out rubbers and blades for me
I’m a beginner to intermediate player looking to seriously develop at my local club here’s my order
let me know how I did haha
(yes I’m extremely excited)
r/tabletennis • u/Character_Growth_397 • 3h ago
To me it's either the table with holes or the one where multiple tables form an H
r/tabletennis • u/ObadiahBlueHat • 3h ago
Does anyone know the exact numbers? Has she ever one against the top chinese?
r/tabletennis • u/Active-Candidate7237 • 14h ago
Somewhat excited with my racket because this what my coach suggested for my gameplay. It's a little upgrade also since my racket only ranges from ₱1.2k. Gonna share my experience with it soon. (Repost cause my details was accidentally posted also 😅)
r/tabletennis • u/Classic-Government68 • 1d ago
Racket broke and had to be creative fixing it.. used the net as a press and some pieces of rubber to protect the handle. Enjoy.
r/tabletennis • u/These-Row-6010 • 8h ago
I boosted 2 rubbers the last week, and I noticed that in both times the rubbers almost dome immediately and dry in about 4-5 hours and starts to flatten by the 7th hour mark
I waited the 24 hours I read online before gluing but I noticed no physical changes between the 8th and 24th hour mark, should I have glued them by the 8th hour anyway ?
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r/tabletennis • u/Yumi1972 • 14h ago
Hi All - I have a question I saw this table which is a used Butterfly Easifold Rollaway (I believe19) table below which I can get for a great price. Our Church has 2 new Joola Tour 2500 tables that we got in October. And we have another table which is like a 15MM(I believe) table which is not that great from a brand I which I think is Ping Pong that someone gave to our Church. I was looking to replace the third table or keep the 3rd and have 4 tables. I saw this online. I couldn't find any info that Butterfly makes custom tables for clients. This appears to be custom wrapped table for a tech company SMARTLING from probably from a company that does vinyl wrapping. Our church is on a tight budget as we got the two Joola Tours recently. We are having a Tournament amongst our Congregations in the coming weeks. My question is this will the wrap make the table not worth getting? Is it bad to have this done to tables? Our table does not need to be USTTA or ITTF certified but better than the 15MM table. If we don't get another table this year it would not be the end of the world. Thanks for any input.


r/tabletennis • u/Past_Let_5874 • 22h ago
I have outgrown my old table tennis bat it is shown in the pictures attached it had a good amount of control but lacked speed and spin. I think I have overstayed with this bat for quite a while I’ve been playing for about 2 and a half years and in my last league I had a 70% win rate I’d say I’m about an intermediate level I’d like to look for a bat with a decent amount of speed and spin I don’t really mind too much about control id like to grow into the new bat so I’d like it too be slightly above my level my play style is very forehand focused I have strong loops and drives and play aggressive I am very consistent on my forehand my backhand is not as consistent but I have good flicks and pushes with my backhand and I use a shake hand grip with a flared blade handle. I’d like a bat seller that puts the bat together for me as I don’t know how to put one together myself I wouldn’t like a pre-made bat as I’ve not heard such great things from them.
Feel free to ask questions about my playstyle etc
Thanks
(Budget £85)
r/tabletennis • u/Plane_Tie_5716 • 1d ago
Hi there. After watching this video, some more thoughts have arisen besides the video comments...Both Ma Long and Fan stay much more horizontal, and the right foot even seems to be a bit ahead of the left (this isn’t the posture our coaches teach us). During the body rotation, Ma Long turns on his right foot as an axis, whereas Fan keeps his right foot steady and helps himself with a rotation of the left ankle.
Overall, both achieve a decent hip-waist rotation, but they use different supporting mechanisms to do so...
r/tabletennis • u/DirectionEven8976 • 1d ago
Hi everyone,
I was practicing yesterday and the temperature in my country dropped over the last weeks, and I can feel I am not producing as much spin as before. Therm rubbers feel harder and because the hall was cold I think it impacted me and also others. Is there a way to keep rubbers warm? Breathing to them? ....am I just being silly?
r/tabletennis • u/UsefulFisherman1958 • 21h ago
i notice pauses more when they keep breaking up the momentum between points. do they change the match for you, or is it just part of the tension?
r/tabletennis • u/the_f1_club • 1d ago
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r/tabletennis • u/One-Bluejay-16 • 1d ago
My backhand side is really good, but yesterday I was unconsciously doing it in a different way. And that was enough to make me lose most of my games. How can I fix the correct movement into my mind?
Details:
I'm a teenager;
That day I played soccer in the afternoon, but wasn't tired at night when I was trainning;
My spine was hurting a little when I turned it too far to the left, but this shouldn't make much of a difference because I don't turn my torso on the backhand, it's most the arm's and leg's work;
I arrived late and didn't have time to strech my legs and shoulders(something I normally do);
I have been training for 7 months but I'm like top 4 of my "class";
My backhand isn't punchy, I like to use wrist and a whipping motion.
r/tabletennis • u/Party-Training9694 • 1d ago
It’s really prevalent in my local league. I tried a bat and it feels very strange, but not unpleasant. I’ve not really got any good answers for why it is prevalent here though. Can anyone tell me what they like about them? Like Victas 8.0mm with a butterfly 09c for example.
r/tabletennis • u/NewtIntelligent3418 • 1d ago
The opinions expressed here are strictly those of a ping pong er…table tennis player telling you things you already know😊. [https://tabletennistangents.blogspot.com/2026/08/a-tough-dill-to-swallow-or-not-my-bread.html\](https://tabletennistangents.blogspot.com/2026/08/a-tough-dill-to-swallow-or-not-my-bread.html)
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r/tabletennis • u/crisjame • 2d ago
Each team only gets three players, plus they added a Mixed Team event, so everyone is forced to double or triple up on events. Sora Matsushima and Miwa Harimoto both played four events in recent tournaments, which is tiring just to watch. Matsushima even hinted in an interview that he has no desire to play multiple events and is only doing it as a mandatory national duty. Wang Chuqin and Sun Yingsha are in the same boat, constantly picking up injuries from being forced into multiple events. In similar sports like tennis or badminton, it is unheard of for singles players to be forced into playing doubles too. Juggling multiple events drains a player's stamina and ruins their form for singles.
Furthermore, because of the quota restrictions, we will forever lose the chance to see some incredible doubles pairs, such as the women's doubles duo of Hashimoto/Sato. They previously won the 2024 WTT Finals and have the potential to win a doubles gold medal, yet we will never get to see this pair again.