In this video, I explain why I decided to try anti-spin myself, what I discovered after playing with it, and why it is neither the magic solution some players imagine nor the useless trick others believe it to be.
https://t.co/k2kD1kZhDL
How did a player who won major national titles remain almost unknown outside Romania? And how was he able to remain competitive more than forty years after first picking up a paddle?
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How did a player who won major national titles remain almost unknown outside Romania? And how was he able to remain competitive more than forty years after first picking up a paddle?
https://t.co/B9j8SVZFMs
In this video I test the Sauer & Troger Blackout Antispin 2.0 mm on the Dr. Neubauer Matador Texa Carbon blade and analyze how it performs in real match play situations.
https://t.co/WyFjsUoNAU
If you are using antispin and thinking about switching between frictionless and grippy antispin, this might help you understand what actually works in real amateur play.
https://t.co/rtKt2SSnJx
In this video, I compare the two players and their different approaches to antispin in modern table tennis. This is not an absolute verdict. It is an analysis from the perspective of an amateur player trying to understand how antispin is evolving ...
https://t.co/y3cUc0Crgt
In a previous video, I showed how I glued the ABS 2 Soft topsheet onto the ABS 3 sponge. This custom Dr. Neubauer antispin setup seemed to have potential, so I decided to test it in a recent table tennis tournament.
https://t.co/A2IuUrkppP
Antispin vs Inverted – Same blade, same forehand rubber, only the backhand changes: inverted in some matches, antispin in others.
https://t.co/mEyArqfYv4