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SUPER NOVA 2 (14)
Re: SUPER NOVA 2by Fadil 18 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: SUPER NOVA 2) was posted by Fadil, on 12/4/2007 1:40:31 PM:
| Well,Ben just a simple question .Do you like to listen a singer who sings the same song all the time? Personally I like the matches between an attacker and defense especially far away the table defender.I belive that different playing styles are the richness of table tennis.Of course it is not a trend but sometimes you are forced to use pips.If the head of your club wants quick success ,what will you do? Four of my young players use pips.Two of them use frictionless ones.They are very succssful and won cups.Everybody is happy in our clup now.Think the other way if they use inverted ,we need years to be successful and I am afraid club will not give this time.Bye |