Twiddling with LP Ox and Inverted
Table Tennis Match Strategy
Last updated 7 years ago
Rodrigo Aromas Asked 7 years ago
Alois,
First, I would like to thank you for all your advices in the past. I'm improved tremendously. I've another pressing question for you. Recently, I switch from LP Ox with SP Ox to LP Ox with smooth/inverted .05mm. Both I used combination blade. My question to you is, do you advice me to twiddle?
Thank you,
Rodrigo
Alois Rosario Answered 7 years ago
Hi Rodrigo,
It would be a step up if you are able to twiddle. It adds another dimension to your game and will make it much more difficult for your opponent.
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Rodrigo Aromas Posted 7 years ago
Alois,
Thank you for your advice. I practiced twiddling this morning and is not easy. I've to practice more before I play round robin with my club.
Rodrigo
Timo Salmi Posted 7 years ago
Hi, sorry but what does twiddling mean? Im form Finland i dont know the word.
Timo
Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 7 years ago
Twiddling is turning the bat in your hand to switch the side of the racket that you are using.
Timo Salmi Posted 7 years ago
Ok. Thank you. Sounds difficult
Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 7 years ago
There will be a video on this question coming out soon.
Neville Young Posted 7 years ago
I used to do this a lot when I used Anti Power. I started before the laws compelled you to have red and black rubbers. What I found early on, was that you could confuse yourself at times and use the wrong side of the bat. It's a little easier now with different colours, but can still happen. I sanded a little groove where my middle finger rested on the bat to help solve that problem to some degree.
Jesse Rosenberg Posted 7 years ago
When using LP, do people usually just use that with the backhand then? I guess most people don't use LP as their primary forehand?
Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 7 years ago
Not many people use their pimples on the Forehand. It can be an interesting and effective variation though.
kathy mckelvey Posted 7 years ago
Thank's so much!!
Margie Hadden Posted 7 years ago
Hi Alois, thanks for this I have always only twiddled when using certain serves but its good to know it can be done for ordinary play, it adds yet another layer to the game and although I think that's too advanced for me currently, it is something I can watch out for if I ever actually take the time to watch others play. What's the difference between long pimples and medium ones which I have on my back hand? Thanks
Anthony Portillo Posted 7 years ago
Thank you for this. Now I know that this is possible and effective when done correctly.
Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 7 years ago
Good one Anthony. Let met knitteru how you progress.