How Can I Improve the Stability of My RPB (Reverse Penhold Backhand)?
If there is one question I have heard repeatedly from penhold players over the last 30 years, it is this: “Why does my RPB feel so unstable?” One day the backhand feels smooth and effortless. The next day, the ball keeps flying long or dropping into the net. Many players assume the problem is technique.
Does Your Grip Affect Power Generation Efficiency?
Whenever players talk about increasing power, the conversation usually turns to faster blades, harder rubbers, or more physical training. But after decades in table tennis, I have come to believe that one of the most overlooked factors is much simpler: The way you hold the racket. Most Players Focus on Strength, Not Efficiency I often
Is There a More Ergonomic Alternative to the Traditional Shakehand Grip?
Over the years, I have spent countless hours talking with players about technique, equipment, and one topic that often gets overlooked: ergonomics. Most players are willing to discuss sponge hardness, blade speed, and spin generation. But very few stop to ask a simple question: “Is the way we hold a table tennis racket actually the
How Can I Reduce Hand Fatigue After Long Table Tennis Training?
This is another question I hear very often from club players: “Mr. Su, after two or three hours of training, my hand and wrist feel very tired. Is there any simple way to improve this?” Over the years, I have observed that hand fatigue is rarely caused by a single factor. It is usually the
Why Do I Always Feel Like I’m Losing Control of My Racket?
One complaint I hear surprisingly often is: “Mr. Su, I don’t know why, but I never feel completely secure holding the racket.” Some players describe it as the racket moving in their hand during powerful loops. Others feel that they constantly need to readjust their grip between points. And some simply never develop confidence in
Spin Wars: Why BravoBee’s 95 Spin Beats Killerspin’s 70 (And STIGA’s 100 Is Overkill)
If you’ve ever watched a ping pong pro make the ball curve like it’s possessed, you know spin is the secret sauce. It’s what turns a boring rally into a jaw-dropping point. But here’s the thing: ping pong spin rating isn’t just a number on a box – it’s the difference between serves that bite
Speed 90 vs Speed 60: Why BravoBee Leaves Palio Expert in the Dust
If you’re shopping for a ping pong paddle, you’ve probably seen those little numbers: “Speed 90,” “Speed 60.” They might look like random specs, but trust me – they change everything about how you play. The difference between a speed 60 vs 90 paddle is the difference between feeling like you’re swinging through molasses and
Does the Way You Hold the Racket Affect Shot Quality?
Over the years, I have heard many players blame their blade, their rubber, or even the ball itself when their loops keep hitting the net or flying long. But after watching thousands of club players, I have found that the answer is often much simpler. Sometimes, the problem starts with the grip. Your Grip Influences
How Can I Find the Most Comfortable Shakehand Grip?
Over the years, I have met many players who asked me the same question: “Mr. Su, is there a standard way to hold a shakehand blade?” My answer is always very simple. There is no perfect grip that fits everyone. But there are definitely grips that feel more natural and allow you to play with