Pips und Klinge
Gerhard Mlekusch
Submitted on 04-Mar-2010 11:14:15 PM
Last updated on 16-May-2010 05:55:40 AM
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Welches Holz f. VH Giant Long OX u. BH Friendship 799 OX ?
Spielstil: VH Angriff + Block vorne am Tisch, BH Blocken + Angriff.
dztg. Klinge: Butterfly Amultart
Problem: VH ok, auf BH Block nur bedingt möglich, da bei weichen Tops des Gegners der Ball nicht mehr kontrollierbar ist und meist hinterm Tisch landet.
Frage: welches Alternativholz (evtl. Mizutani ???)
Which wood f. VH Giant Long Bra Friendship 799 OX and OX?
Playing Style: VH Attack + block front on the table, BH + blocking attack.
dztg. Blade: Butterfly Amultart
Problem: VH ok to BH block only possible because of the soft tops of the opponent, the ball is no longer controllable and usually ends up behind the table.
Question: what alternative timber (possibly Mizutani??)
and Alois Rosario said...
Hi Gerhard,
I will put this one out to the readers to see if they can help you.
Comments on this question
Gerhard Mlekusch commented...
on the 13-May-2010 05:21:35 AM
Hi Alois,
I've changed the timber from BTY Amultart to BTY Mizutani with some amazing effect - the pips don't react like a slingshot in blocking hard topspins but give the chance to place the ball very short behind the net.
Jeff Plumb from PingSkills said...
on the 13-May-2010 09:21:38 AM
Hi Gerhard,
Thanks for the update. Good to hear you've found a combination that suits your style of play.
Ji-Soo Woo commented...
on the 13-May-2010 02:30:17 PM
Interesting to hear about the sling effect because I am currently using Amultart with LP. If that doesn't work out, I'll consider Mizutani (who is one of my fav players anyway!).
Gerhard Mlekusch commented...
on the 16-May-2010 05:55:40 AM
Hi Ji-Soo,
what pips do you play forehand ? It's interesting for me because in Austria (where tabletennis is rated among fringe sports) it's quite exceptional playing pips forehand (and if so only short pips in order to attack, but never long pips for a versatile play).
