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Every type of player needs the right material
We help with the selection. The range of table tennis blades and rubbers expands from year to year. This makes it increasingly difficult for individual players to find the optimal combination of blades and rubbers for their own style of play. We would like to give you some practical tips for choosing, because there is hardly any other sport that places higher demands on the players' technology, tactics and material.
And if you still have questions - our specialist advisors in Winznau look forward to your call on +41 (0)62 / 285 51 41.
The wood - the soul of the table tennis racket
The soul of your table tennis racket is rightly a genuine natural product. And as such, each wood and each veneer connection has its own unique character. Every time you change the covering, you should check whether the old wood is still the right one.
This is especially true if the veneers are already damaged because you have been in contact with the edge of the table too often.
This is especially true if the veneers are already damaged because you have been in contact with the edge of the table too often.
The sponge
On medium-fast blades:
for normal players 1.5mm - 1.8mm, for advanced players 1.8mm - 2.0mm, for experienced players 2.0mm - 2.5mm with higher training effort. Some players combine pimpled inner rubbers with pimpled outer rubbers.
for normal players 1.5mm - 1.8mm, for advanced players 1.8mm - 2.0mm, for experienced players 2.0mm - 2.5mm with higher training effort. Some players combine pimpled inner rubbers with pimpled outer rubbers.
- The advantages:
Disturbance of the opponent's game, low susceptibility to spin on serves and topspin, as well as more pressure on counter-attacks. - Difficulties:
The changed rhythm of the game doesn't just bother the opponent. In addition, the hitting movement must be adapted to the ball.
The surface
The right surface is actually always an issue.
But even if you are very satisfied with your rubber, you should remain vigilant, because every rubber loses its original good properties after around 60 hours of play due to the high level of wear and tear. There is a great risk that you will get used to it without noticing it. And without knowing it, you are being held back in your further development as a player.
But even if you are very satisfied with your rubber, you should remain vigilant, because every rubber loses its original good properties after around 60 hours of play due to the high level of wear and tear. There is a great risk that you will get used to it without noticing it. And without knowing it, you are being held back in your further development as a player.
And another one:
If you wait too long to change the rubber, you will even have difficulty getting used to a new rubber of exactly the same type, because the new rubber will have more speed and effect. Only then do you realize how worn out your old surface was. However, one often suspects that a new surface could help eliminate individual playing weaknesses more quickly and easily. If you are aiming for a specific goal in your further development, you should not be afraid to try out completely new rubbers for your table tennis racket.