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Insider or Sbf1 (17)
Re: Insider or Sbf1by Ben 16 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Insider or Sbf1) was posted by Ben, on 12/8/2008 1:05:33 AM:
| For some reason I am able to get heavy spin reversal on blocks with Insider. I played a 23/2200 player who is a former junior champion of central America and loops with heavy top spin. He does not play much now, but still has very good technique. I took him to 4 sets 6,-8,9,9 without a single chop block. A player watching this match from the next town thought I was playing with Neubauer as I was getting a lot more reversal than other players he has come across using TT Master. He put it down to my technique being better, I put it down to either a lucky sheet or blade and rubber combination. Thanks, Ben |