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shakehand or penhold? (9)
Re: shakehand or penhold?by cur 22 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: shakehand or penhold?) was posted by cur, on 7/13/2004 1:10:03 PM:
| Im thinking you're right :-) Sriver is good for that style which is in fact the drive style since you loop away from the table. Quick attack stays at the table more. Also if you want a good blade from butterfly, then cypress is a good one for start. I used that one when I first got into that style. Eventually I wanted more power and moved to the Kim Taek Soo Blade which is rather expensive. Now I have recently switched my rubber to bryce which is a more offensive rubber than Sriver. Speed glue may be something you will consider in the future.(If you dont use it now) |