September 2011 Monthly Newsletter

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Blog Posts

• Being an Effective Coach at Tournaments - August 28, 2011

Recent Reviews

	Donic Acuda S1 In short: rubber with many gears, medium-high throw, good spin, medium-soft, with a loud click sound and a speed glue feel. in detail: throw: medium-high, a bit lower than Vega Pro, T05, Mercury II 37. Higher than Vega Europe. Higher than acuda s2, similar to Hurricane III. spin: good, but less than Vega Pro or MercuryII 37. Less than Hurricane III on power loops. Easy to generate on brush loops, you don't need much power like with hard tacky rubbers. Gears: many, like Vega Pro. hardness: medium-soft: a bit softer than Vega Pro. Like MercuryII 37 black. Harder than acuda s2. This makes it a good rubber for backhand and forehand. speed: a bit less than Vega Pro. Much faster than Hurricane III at high and medium gear. sound and click: a lot (more than vega pro). Reviewed by seguso on September 3, 2011
	DHS NEO Skyline 3 TG3 Plays very simillar to TG2 Neo. Speed and controll is imo almost the same, spin slightly lower but still great. Another awesome rubber from DHS, I recommend it. EDIT (September 2011): After some time I have to change my ratings. It is a good rubber but I don't understand it's description from the manufacturer. I use this on my BH (black, max) and it feels slower (this rubber is decribed "speed and controll"). Skyline 2 TG2 Neo is decribed as "spin and controll" but is faster than this one. I've bought 2 sheets of each rubber and I can confirm that Skline 3 Neo is really slower. Kinda weird but I don't care, my setup containing these 2 rubbers is awesome (the best setup so far after more than 15 years in the TT world). Reviewed by msilhanek on September 2, 2011
	Butterfly Bryce Hard A good backhand rubber for blockers with good speed and nice spin, i usually have to go for 3rd ball attacks on my backhand because i can't keep the rally going with a rubber as fast as this. NOT for beginners Reviewed by spinfreak on September 2, 2011
	JOOLA Panther I use actually this blade its pretty good its just that has something that i dont like but is good Reviewed by Nagatito on September 02, 2011
	Xi Enting Flying Dragon X360 Excellent blade for the price. Works well from all distances, for blocks, loops, counter-looping, chops, smashes. There was nothing I couldn't do with it easily. The rubbers I paired it with are Palio Blitz (FH) and Thors (BH). I couldn't find any weak spot for this blade yet. Reviewed by fluturas101 on August 31, 2011
	Butterfly Timo Boll Spirit great control and good for loops Reviewed by ddk671 on August 29, 2011

New Videos

• Ai Fukuhara Controversy at UAE Open 2011
• Best of the China Open 2011
• Best Points of 2010
• Champions League - JM Saive vs. Oh Sang Eun
• Jun Mizutani vs. Wang Liqin - 2010 Chinese Superleague
• Ma Lin vs. Zhang Jike - 2011 Chinese Superleague
• Ma Long the Beast
• Ma Long vs. Hao Shuai - 2010 Chinese Team Trials
• table tennis video
• Timo Boll vs. Hao Shuai - 2009 Qatar Open
• Transcending T. T. III
• Transcending Table Tennis III
• Two Amazing Points - Ryo Yuzawa and Koji Matsushita
• Yan An vs. Xu Xin - 2011 Chinese Superleague

Equipment Added Last Month