Recommend a good Paddle for Beginner
Equipment
Shiva Anand Asked 14 years ago
Hey Coach,
I've played PingPong for about six months last year in my office for about 2 hrs a day, due to my busy schedule I was unable to touch a paddle until I decided to buy my own table and place it in my garage. Me and my friends have been playing against each other for the past 10 days, we use some unbranded paddles which has absolutely nothing in it. So I would be purchasing about 4 paddles and a good amount of balls as well, which one would you recommend ?
Alois Rosario Answered 14 years ago
Hi Shiva,
We will ahove the PingSkills Rook for you. This is an ideal bat that will allow you to progress to a reasonable level. They will be available in a couple of weeks.
The most important thing with a bat is the quality of the rubber. Make sure it has some sponge under the rubber and the rubber surface has a good grip on it. Without experience it is very difficult to tell the difference between a good and poor rubber.
That is why we have set up a bat that is easy to choose.
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Shiva Anand Posted 14 years ago
Hey Coach,
Thanks a lot for the reply! Yes, I was indeed thinking of purchasing your Rook racquet, but it was unavailable. I'll definitely order once it is up for grabs! To fill the 2-3 week period do you recommend Stiga racquets? Any particular model that you would recommend for a beginner?
Thanks,
Shiva.
Brayden Lee Posted 14 years ago
martinand bernard Posted 10 years ago
who is a beginner, what level?
I think if you have been playing for less than a year.