Ask The Experts: Tawny Banh, No. 313
Butterfly Table Tennis Question and AnswerQuestion:
Advice on new blade please. i’m 60, highest rating 1450, now 1300 after 10 year break but improving. beaten a few 1550 players recently. previous blade was Off-, 7 speed, 7 control. play all around game for my level, no great strength, no great weakness. biggest strength control and touch shots
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Your Ask the Experts question was answered by Tawny Banh. She is a coach at the Los Angeles Table Tennis Association in El Monte, CA. Coach Banh’s response is as follows:
Hi Steve,
Your equipment is very outdated! Glad you want to upgrade to newer technology equipment.
It sounds like you are more of a controlled and placement player. I suggest using the blades: Boll Offensive or Boll Control. These 2 blades should give you good spin, control and placement while you can still attack.
I also recommend upgrading your Sriver rubber to Rozena.
Hope this helps and good luck!
Coach Banh
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