Ok.. Thanks
Just want to get to know low at pingpong player and test their bat(if any)

Hello ganz,

Don't really understand your statement "get to know low at pingpong player and test their bat(". Does it means to get to know more people in order to test their bat?

How about playing at Avenue K this Friday 2/10/2015 6.30pm.
Anyone else from LY.N are free at that time?

Hahah.. Sorry for my English...

It going my first time with u all..

And if any of u have own bat .. I would like borrow in order to feel before I bought my own..

With player like Choi and k2002, you won't get boring playing on Wed at Puchong Utama. We shared techniques, practice our techniques, refine our techniques. Its really fun, fulfilling and satisfying. Even beginners improved leaps and bounds. We wish more players can drop by.

Hope. Can join n learn...

Welcome sayafauzi.

Everyone can come and join. Learn from each other. We are no "pro" or "expert" but we progressess together , whatever level (beginner/noob/intermediate/advance) we are.

Wednesday session, contact tengaman in LY.N

how would u guys recommend on keeping the rubber clean like new and remain its tackiness?

After playing games, wipe the rubber dry with plain water and dry cloth.Put a sheet of plastic covering on top of your rubber.

ok thank you

Different players uses different type of table tennis blades. Our blades may not be suitable to you. I bought 4 blades with different characteristic before I found the one that I like and suits my playing style.

For beginners, I would suggest you to get wooden blade to start.

You can go to:

http://www.tenryu.com.my and look for KK or
https://www.facebook.com/tornado.ttc and look for Ng.

There are professional in their field. They will be able to advise you properly.

Cheers.

This post has been edited by szewooi2001: Oct 6 2015, 11:21 AM

wow..what blade you brought for the 4 blades?

All YinHe blades. I used CPen.
Currently using:

In Store room. Sounded funny. Too soft.

In Store room. Too slow (allround) blade

May want to use this blade after I over power my current blade. This is a very hard and fast blade.



This post has been edited by szewooi2001: Oct 7 2015, 02:20 PM

wow...how much you brought and where you brought?

I bought from taobao.
- YinHe V1 is about RM210
- YinHe V13 is about RM95
- YinHe Palisander (the rosewood blade) is about RM150
- My current blade is about RM160

wow..
how is the feel of YinHe Palisander (the rosewood blade) ?
Soft, hard,

YinHe blades are cheap with good quality. Its even cheaper if buying from taobao. That is why I can afford to try out various types of blades from YinHe.

As for YinHe Palisander. I was using DHS Hurricane II on one side and 729 Transcend Cream rubber on the other. I didn't like it. Too soft even I have 2 pieces hard rubbers. I need to change to my currently used rubber YinHe Big Dipper (Forehand) and YinHe Saturn Pro (Backhand) and see how that goes.

These YinHe rubbers are good and cheap. Used by China's Provincial team as well. You can find them in Tenryu.

This post has been edited by szewooi2001: Oct 9 2015, 11:06 AM

thanks for sharing. do you try yinhe T8 before? how was it compare to your current blade yinhe v15 (butterfly king) TQ

I haven't tried YinHe T8 before but I have played with players using T8. T8 seems to be a very popular blade. Some said it is quite light but it is a fast blade.

Hi guys...new to this section of the forum.
I have strong interest for table tennis but stopped playing like 20 years ago.
Would like to know if there are any members playing around Amcorp Mall PJ or Cheras area?
Consider myself a noob so need someone around the same level to practice.