I want to be a chopper

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kemal tas Asked 10 years ago

Hello. I started table tennis last year. I have 20 hours training time in a week. I have forehand-backhand drive, forehand-backhand chop and forehand topspin. I used Andro csV off blade and yasaka mark v 1.5. I want to be a chopper like Joo Sae Hyuk :) What is your advice coach.

Kemal 16

From Turkey

Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago

Hi Kemal,

If that is the style that you would like to play then you should pursue it. It is a fun way to play the game and also very entertaining to watch.

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kemal tas Posted 10 years ago

Thank your for answering. I know that. I need a defensive blade and rubber for beginnig. What is your advice?

Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 10 years ago

I don't have a specific recommendation for blades and rubbers but something slower with more spin will be good.

kemal tas Posted 10 years ago

Thank you

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