Equipment
When I use a bat with not so sticky rubber on both sides, can I play like it was a short pimples? like flat hitting the ball? ^^"
Hi Joemar,
If the rubber has lost its grip it is best to change the rubber. You can hit the ball flat with it but because it has lost its grip you will not be able to generate the spin that you need for your strokes. The slight amount of topspin even for the counterhit and controlled strokes is important to get the ball dipping onto the table.
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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azhar bhabha Posted 12 years ago
but the query is an interesting one. wont the reduced friction make it behave like a short pimpled rubber ??
A little. There is also less elasticity in the rubber with the short pimples.
Joemar Abajay Posted 12 years ago
Hmm thanks mr.Alois, ^O^