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Recreational player question (3)
Re: Recreational player questionby rhino 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Recreational player question) was posted by rhino, on 12/11/2005 7:00:29 PM:
| Fro your style look for an offensive to offensive- blade and go with a 1.9 mm sponge.I always reccomend butterfly primorac with 1.9 sriver el but it is a little costly.You first need to decide what style you want to play.I play japanese penhold.A shakehand blade can be a little uncofortable to play penhold.With the evolution of the reverse penhold backhand the backhand is no longer a weak link.Also ryu won the olympics and he play jpen.If you like powerful forehand shots I would say try the penhold a little longer. |