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Defensive Blade (8)
Re: Defensive Bladeby Simon 21 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Defensive Blade) was posted by Simon, on 12/10/2004 6:21:01 AM:
| Grubba blade was my first pro blade, it can do a little bit of everything as advertised, but it is not a true chopping blade. true away from the table choppers use large heads and heavy blades to aid in their downward momentum in that chopping stroke to ge more backspin... the best thing to do in my opinion is to try out a grubba blade (all) or dsomething rated defensive and just try to ge the feel of the stroke... its not as easy as you m ight think... if you are looking to play cose to the table blocking with long pips, well i don't know what to recommend, but some of the other guys here do good luck |