Equipment
Hi, I am starting out playing table tennis and have found that I am a very aggressive looper. However, when I do need to defend, I use the chop. I am considering using long pips but am questioning whether or not I should because I am worried they will take away some offensive capabilities. If i do use it though, I will have one sheet of long pips and another of high-speed rubber. Most likely with a carbon blade.
Hi Matt,
If you haven't been playing for very long I would stick to normal rubber on both sides. Once you develop control and if you still feel like you a defensive on the forehand, then you can think about changing to the long pimples on the backhand. This will help with the control, but it is important to develop touch and feel first. The long pimples will not allow you to learn this properly.
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The thickness of a table tennis table is the most important aspect of a table to ensure you get a true consistent bounce. Other things to consider are the net, portability, and storage space.
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Matt Pender Unknown Posted 17 years ago