November 2010 Monthly Newsletter

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Blog Posts

• What's Your Ideal Mental State? - October 9, 2010
• 5 Steps Toward Success - November 1, 2010

Recent Reviews

	Butterfly Sriver EL A classic with a softer sponge than the original Sriver that everyone can play with from beginner to professional. Very durable. Today there is lots of faster alternatives. But this is a real do-it-all rubber. Fantastic! Reviewed by The_Coach on November 02, 2010
	Giant Dragon Submarine This rubber is designed for defensive players who chop and occasionally attack. I'm a reseller for Giant Dragon, and I recommended this rubber for a defensive player we have at the club. He chops very well with this rubber due to it's spin and high level of control. I hit for a while with this last night and I was impressed with the overall quality. It's not a fast rubber, but it's not supposed to be. It is very good at chopping and you can attack with this when given a chance. Overall I'm very impressed with this rubber and would recommend it for defensive players as this has excellent control with good spin. Reviewed by destodave on November 02, 2010
	Donic Acuda S3 Just played with my new sheet of 2.0 S3 last Friday and was very pleased overall. Have played with Desto F3 (max) and Big Slam (max) for the past 10 years so have always been a big fan of Donic rubbers, especially the Desto rubbers. I tried the 2.0 as I heard it was faster than Big Slam so thought I would have a little more control. I would say the 2.0 was a little faster than the max thickness for Big Slam. One thing that really stood out was that I didn't even notice much change from the F3 and F3 Big Slam I usually play with except for a little more speed/spin, and that was a good thing. The throw angle was medium-high, the spin was good, and the speed was good. I'm anxious to try Acuda S3 in max thickness to see how it compares to F3 and Big Slam max. If this lasts longer than F3 or Big Slam I'll continue playing with this rubber. Reviewed by destodave on November 01, 2010
	Stiga Hybrid NCT it is amazing blade great control and good speed Reviewed by exoplaneta on November 02, 2010
	Yinhe (Galaxy/Milkyway) Venus V-14 Looping feels so good with this blade! Much more feel than my previous 2 blades. You can feel the blade bend when you loop the ball. It gives me so much confidence to attack the ball because the blade offers amazing control. With my other setup I would be too afraid of making a mistake, allowing my opponents to take the offense. Reviewed by slashattack on November 01, 2010
	Donic Waldner Black Devil Carbon Balsa Pros: - Very fast! - Extremely light for what it is capable of - Good control - Looks good Cons: - Low dwell time - Fragile - The handle curves to the top can be abrasive to fingers (this can be smoothened by sawing off the sharp edges, but I didn't dare to try damaging the bat) Reviewed by jayendran on November 01, 2010

New Videos

• Ariel Hsing on Disney Channel
• Basketpong
• Beachpong
• Chinese Players in Slow Motion
• double pingpong ball launcher
• mini ball launcher
• OSP Blades - Installing the crest on the end of the handle
• OSP Blades - Installing the logo into the blade
• Ping Pong Ball Spud Gun
• ping pong robot
• Slow Motion Highlights
• The Power of Side Spin
• Timo Boll Documentary - Part 1
• Timo Boll Documentary - Part 2
• Wang Hao vs. Zhang Jike - 2010 German Open

Equipment Added Last Month