They said can play on
- Mon, Tue, Thur before 10pm
- Sat & Sun after 5pm

And practice with robot as well

This post has been edited by szewooi2001: Jul 14 2014, 01:19 PM

That is their rate

Hi, what are the days and what time?

Hi, where are you playing currently? I just message Chan, the one living in Mont Kiara on the possibility of playing at his condo. Will update if he reply.

Is nice to have some table tennis game after I have been idle for a while. Yes, let's catch up again on Sat.

Finally, I managed to join as a regular for some table tennis games at a Chinese school in Taman Desa. There are some really good players there.

This post has been edited by szewooi2001: Nov 14 2014, 10:08 AM

Its a Chinese primary school. The one just beside the mosque. I can't remember the school name. Will let you know tomorrow.

Err bro, no message in my inbox?

Updated my Avatar with 2 of my Yinhe blades. Love them.

I will play with you if the time is right. I am currently not playing there.

I don't know people in the club. Whether they want to play with you or not depends on your PR skills. I went to PJ Union and talked to the boss (you can check my earlier posting on fees and charges), he said it is best to bring someone along. So, are you keen?

What time are you going this Friday? Can I be your sparring partner? If we can be regular, I like to join their regular session.

Me no title also, just a little more practice and I can be very consistent with my shots.

You have PM.

You can inquire at PJ Union Table Tennis

Thanks Kuntilanak for the game.

Butterfly, Nitakku, Stiga, Xiom, DHS and etc. But I am using YinHe blade.

Getting our thread back to the 1st page........ Oh ya, I hv gotten myself a Table Tennis robot. Y&T 989G. Works really fine. Haven't gotten the permission from HR to bring the robot to my office though....

Let's not looking into the number of plies 5 or 7. In general, there are 3 types of blades if you are not using the pimple rubble (shakehand or penhold); Defensive blade, All round blade and Offensive blade. I have 3 of them.

Defensive blade - The re-bounce from the blade is slower and better absorb the power when your opponent is creating forehand spin.
All round blade - This is a balance blade between offensive and defensive. Slightly harder than defensive blade but softer than offensive blade.
Offensive blade - The is a very fast blade and it is also very hard. Hard blades generally cannot generate huge amount of spin. But the power it generates is tremendous. Of course, this blade is not good in absorbing the power from your opponent.

Also, there are also All wood blades, carbon blades, composite carbon blades and etc. Carbon blades are generally more expensive but most expensive of all is the all wood Hinoki blade.

You can read here about choosing your blades.
http://www.allabouttabletennis.com/table-tennis-blade.html

I have YinHe V13 which is an AllRound blade and YinHe V2, an Offensive+ blade.

This post has been edited by szewooi2001: Feb 11 2015, 02:06 PM

Agreed. Suitable for experts but not for beginners. But once the beginner gradually progresses, they will be more capable to use their own hand with acquired skills to better control the Offensive blade.

Pertama Complex is not to far away from Ampang Park. You should also check out Lucky Sports Trading. Opened by ex-national player Tay Kee.

Lucky Sports Trading
2,49, 2Nd Floor, Pertama Shopping Complex Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, 50100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia