kenary820,

First and foremost , Welcome to the TT thread.
To answer your question, please refer to Page 1 of this thread.  Yes, you got it, go back to page No. 1.
Found it?

Cheers and Regards,
PingPang

Don't worry kenary, you may contact us here in this forum if want to play table tennis.
I am also using Jpen. Was using Cpen formerly, contemplating too use shakehand (in fact used it for slightly over 3 months) but finally revert back to Jpen.

Hello kenary,

I bought 4 blades to get the one I like. How to determine "I like"? The one I used with the least number of mistakes and at the same time able to create reasonably powerful spin as I am an attacking player. I'm not rich and hence the European and Japanese blades are out of my reach inclusive the famous DHS from China. Hence, I chose YinHe.

You need to know your style of play i.e. do you like control, speed or power? Choose the softer blade if you like control. Hear the sound of the blade by softly knocking the handles on the floor. The higher pitch, the harder the blade.

Good luck in your search.

Needs more practice perhaps...try to get someone to feed constant balls for you so that you'll get the feel and rhythm of the ball. Best is to get practical hands on advice rather than theories off the table, coz it's like finding a needle in the hay stack to rectify properly the mistakes or weaknesses you've just described here.

Where do you normally play kenary?
If you are in KL, we can play at Avenue K (shopping mall) above KLCC LRT station.
From your stroke, maybe we can guide you there.

Cheers and have a Nice day.

Your gears are expensive.

Oh I see.

Okay. Theoretically, carbon bat (fast bat) + Sriver L (medium soft) = mediu fast set-up.
For player who like to spin a lot, use softer rubber with mas thickness. That way when the ball hit into the rubber and you spin it with your wrist/hand, the ball will comes up spinnier from your bat.
For "over-all" player who likes to control play with spin and speed, your set-up is just nice.
For a Flat hitter who depends on speed a slightly harder rubber (medium or medium hard) with a carbon bat will do the trick.

Kenary, try to stroke the ball at least 100 times without failing with a friend or coach/other player. Once you get the "feel" you will know the timing, rythm, power usage to hit the ball the way you want to.

Hope that helps.

Cheers.