Equipment Recommendations

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 […]

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

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

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

For the past 6 months, I’ve been using the SANWEI DZ-OX extensively in both training and competitive matches. As someone who normally prefers offensive equipment, switching to a long pimple rubber was a completely different experience. What surprised me most wasn’t just the defensive capability—it was how much confusion this rubber created for opponents. After

Over the past 6 months, I’ve gone through hundreds of training sessions using the SANWEI 1 Star Bi-Color Training Balls. They’ve been used for: After long-term use, I honestly think these are some of the best value training balls available for everyday practice. What impressed me most was the combination of: especially considering how many

Over the past 6 months, I’ve been using the SANWEI Plastic Table Tennis Barrier regularly during training sessions and multi-table practice environments. At first, I thought it would just be a normal barrier with a slightly different material. But after long-term use, I realized it actually changes the overall feel of a training hall quite

I’ve been using the SANWEI Table Tennis Rubber Cleaner regularly for the past 6 months, mainly after training sessions and league matches. Before using dedicated cleaners consistently, I underestimated how much dust and sweat buildup could affect rubber performance over time. After long-term use, I can honestly say:keeping your rubber clean really does matter. And

I’ve been using the SANWEI Table Tennis Glue regularly for the past 6 months while changing rubbers, testing setups, and maintaining training rackets. Glue is one of those products players usually don’t think much about—until they use a bad one. After extended use, I think the SANWEI glue does exactly what good table tennis glue

I’ve been using the SANWEI Nova Carbon for the past 6 months in both training and competitive matches, and after long-term use, I think this blade does something very difficult exceptionally well: it balances power, speed, looping ability, and control without feeling extreme in any one direction. A lot of blades in this price range