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Learn how to check if your Table Tennis ball is perfectly round and if it is firm enough.

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Martin Coronel

Martin Coronel thought...

on the 18-Aug-2012 03:21:31 PM

and if it is kinda rough it is not a good ball


ganesh burra

ganesh burra thought...

on the 10-Feb-2013 07:50:12 AM

Hi Alois,

            Just today I practiced with Stiga cup ball.It doesn't feel that heavy on the racket as a Stag 3 star but way better than that horrible Shield ball.


Shall I persist with it?, between it's a 2-star ball when I entered it's details online. Is there anything special with Star rating to ball when all are 40mm.Are Yasaka Training balls and  The Butterfly training ball you mentioned on other article 3-star?
The only company of ball I am finding here is Stag,Shield,Stiga cup,GKI and DHS. Of course Stag,DHS are expensive.


Alois Rosario

Alois Rosario from PingSkills said...

on the 10-Feb-2013 05:40:26 PM

Hi Ganesh,

The Stiga Cup balls are OK for training.

Usually the more stars the better the ball is. But these are not always rated the same between different manufacturers.


ganesh burra

ganesh burra thought...

on the 10-Feb-2013 06:07:16 PM

You are very helpful person Alois Sir.

When I check your biodata on this site it says you started to coach back in 1986, the year I was born. It's a privilege to be on this site and interact with great experienced persons like you.

Since I am a working employee I get to practice only 1hr a day but I am practicing at home by hitting against wall and letting the ball bounce on dining table. Only problem I am finding is that when the ball impacts concrete wall it attaches to itself some paint/whitewash and leaves marks on my bat. I would like to cover up that wall (atleast to a rectangular box about 1mx50cm).Can you suggest any good material for covering which would keep the bounce realistic.I tried a decolam sheet but the ball kind of skidding on the surface and coming slowly after it hits it.

I am pondering about attaching a rectangular rubber door mat on the wall, and I would be glad if you can suggest some other inexpensive material.


Alois Rosario

Alois Rosario from PingSkills said...

on the 10-Feb-2013 07:45:24 PM

Thanks Ganesh.  I would try just the wood and practice consistency.  You could try a rubber mat as well to see if it replicates the bounce off a bat. Let me know how it goes.


ganesh burra

ganesh burra thought...

on the 10-Feb-2013 08:16:07 PM

Yes for sure sir, I would look out for rubber door mat with correct design(hopefully plain) and purchase a two side tape.I'll inform after I get them and practice.


ganesh burra

ganesh burra thought...

on the 19-Apr-2013 04:01:43 AM

Hi friends,

               I am about to purchase Adidas C-100 or Joola Roskpoff Allround blade can any of you compare their pros and cons for me please?


Nathan S

Nathan S thought...

on the 14-May-2013 11:52:07 PM

Ganesh, i would prefer joola rossi force, much better


Manas Mishra

Manas Mishra thought...

on the 19-May-2013 07:39:07 PM

Sir how prefer a good ball!

 


Manas Mishra

Manas Mishra thought...

on the 19-May-2013 07:40:18 PM

are stiga cup alright


Alois Rosario

Alois Rosario from PingSkills said...

on the 19-May-2013 08:02:03 PM

Hi Manas,

The above video tried to explain the things to look for.  Stiga Cup are OK as a training ball.



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