They are all in the description

He escuchado que es muy buena, pero al ser material de marcas que me apoyan, voy probando lo que me envían y que siento que puede encajar. Igual es interesante probar siempre marcas alternativas y encontrar material más económico para compartir con los subscriptores. Creo que si, tuviera que elegir otra goma de Yasaka para una próxima colaboración iría por Rakza 7 o XX, para mi estilo de juego. Tu según recuerdo juegas con material de Butterfly verdad?

I was testing it recently. It is so interesting combination. ABS 3 is a great option for doing a smooth transition from pips to anti, because it is slow enough to do movements with big range without losing control. The blade is definitely my favourite one for pips and antis, I would keep it for some years. Rakza is also a good middle step between tacky and tensor kind of rubbers. I’m so happy with the result.

Lots of players switching to antispin these days... :)))

@antispinguy yes, it is a great alternative. There are more and more good examples on how to use them in highest levels

Totally agree, the spin reversal of those pips is incredible

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His name is Chulong Nie, from Australia. He has my favourite style nowadays. I’m preparing a video about his technique for next week.

Thanks for you kind words. I’m base I’m Spain right now. I’m an enthusiastic of table tennis who loves this sport

Thanks 🙏

It sounds amazing learning from there. It would be so nice to read more about this playing style

Gracias amigo, siempre feliz de aportar un poco y aprender mucho en el proceso

Hola Ángel, gracias por apoyar a tu hijo con esto. Los videos estás subtitulados a diferentes idiomas, incluido español. Si das click en el botón de subtítulos puedes activar español y seguir lo que digo. Prestó especial cuidado a la traducción al español para que sea entendible. Si hay alguna duda, puedo explicarles todo lo que haga falta. Gracias por la visita al canal

Gracias amigo, espero te sea útil y lo puedas enviar a las personas que conoces que están interesadas en picos 😁

Thanks, is there something that you would like I include on this kind of vídeos?

@@diegox.longpips I think a little more variation of techniques, for example, a more passive technique and another more active. This is something I have some difficulty with, I don't know when to use each one.

@EmanuelJuchemTM Perfect, next video I will find the way to explain it. Thanks for the request

@@diegox.longpips Ok, thank you so much bro! ❤️

@EmanuelJuchemTM Thanks to you

Not a coach, a friend who like to share and learn about long pimples 😁

I totally agree with you. Off blades are amazing options now a days for pips. The bring Lot of possibilities for attacking.

@@diegox.longpips There is this player in the German Bundesliga using OFF+ blade and long pips. Albert Vilardell. Seems like an amazing combination.

@meklon5 Yes, he a good friend. So good using the pips, the community is always supporting him, not just because of his talent, but also because of the gently way he treat people

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I already answered to this question in a past video. Yes, I have hear about it. Do you have any specific question about it that I can help you with?

Hello friend, I've been playing with Proideal Magician 2 for 1 year, I can answer all of your doubts, but I'll tell you, it's the best long pips rubber that exists today, it costs around 100 USD, but it's worth every penny, the spin reversals are very high and are also the most disruptive that exist....

I would like to know more about it, because the Magician 2 that I know is the one sold in Aliexpress and it is súper ship. Maybe it was a look quality version or a replica. Could you please add more infromation about which other rubber have you compared with it and some other questions related with it. Thank for it.

As far as I know it is sold as the most well cured rubber in the market, it is that true? Is it legal to compete with it in formal competitions?

Hello friend, I have already tested many long pips, for example: Thibar grass Detecs, Dr.Neubauer Monster, Desperado reloaded, Punch, Der Materialspezialist Spectre, L.S.D. Long Super Defense, Spinlord Dornenglanz, Sauer Tröger Monkey, Sauer Tröger Hellfire X, Victas Curl P1V, Sanwei DZ, Yinhe Qing, among others. It's the same one from Aliexpress, it's not a replica...​@@diegox.longpips

Thanks 🙏

Yes, the proideal is one of she most commonly used pips rubbers for being cured because of their properties. In the past it was sold in South America but now it is being distributed by Ali Express. With out being cured it is a common rubber, not so interesting, and because people now a days like to compete, it is not an option that people will prefer out of others in the market.

They are horizontal

@@diegox.longpips thanks, that means vertical attack?

@alexandervarna8085 No, that means that the way the pips are distributed on the rubber are vertical. It makes them, in my opinion, easer for attacking

@ thanks. In the post bekow you wrote : "About your question: if they have vertical alignment is easy to attack with them in horizontal position, and the other way around, if you have horizontal distribution is is easy to attack with them with the racket in vertical position. But we use the racket most of the time in horizontal position, this is why vertical alignment is easier for it." In the reply to me 1st question you mentionned Dtecs are horizontal, are they?

@alexandervarna8085 exactly

Thanks 🙏

The last point is for sure not valid, it was just included for fun at the end. It is a well known point that was shared out of fun

For pips better scissors ✂️, for inverted rubbers blades 🔪 are better

Eyy!!

What do you want the most from it? Technique or power?

Feliz año, Salud !

Te responderé en general, pero sería muy guay tener un poco más de información sobre cómo lo estás haciendo ahora, para poder aconsejarte mejor. Un tip que a mi me ha servido mucho es ponerle mas pegamento encima del que ya tiene, dejarlo secar y luego quitarle ese pegamento porque ese arrastra el antiguo. Si esto no se sirve, el otro tip es usar el pegamento que vas quitando como si fuera una goma de borrar e ir quitando con el más pegamento, irás haciendo como una bola de pegamento y cuanto más va creciendo más fácil se hace irla despegando. Mira si estos dos consejos te sirven, sino, dime cómo lo has venido haciendo y miramos la mejor opción. Saludos

@diegox.longpips Diego, quiero agradecerte mucho por tu respuesta. Le puse dos capas más de pegamento porque con una seguía siendo difícil. Luego junto con un poco de agua pude retirar el pegamento. Al ponerle más capas quedó más grueso y pude retirarlo un poco más cómodo. Ahora quedan solo unos pocos restos, lo cual voy a aplicar otra capa de pegamento para ya dejarla limpia completamente

Me alegra que el método ha funcionado. A disfrutar de la goma que seguro quedará como nueva. Cuando puedas cuéntame de los resultados usándola.

This is a good question. I will recommend first to find a niche. There is a lot of content about table tennis on KZbin, but what will you do different? Maybe the way you will express your ideas, the kind of edition you do, the brands that you will speak about, the technique… there are many possibilities. The second aspect is what question do you think is not answered yet on KZbin? You can think on your own experience when you try to find some information on KZbin and you don’t find it. Then go for this information, answer to people the same questions you have and you don’t find answers here. And third, and the most important thing, just do it. Some time we think so much if we can do it or how to do it, but at the end the important thing is to do it. Then the answer of the subscribers, and the interactions, will show you the way. PD: Remember to make friends on the process, for me subscribers are my friends, I try to be available all the time for answering questions and making a friendship in the process. This is also helpful. I hope this is useful, if you have more questions don’t hesitate to ask.

Thanks dear friend

Amazing durability, stable performance, good spin reversal, getting obsolete in terms of putting pressure close to the table. I think it is a good rubber but now that there is a lot of competence, Butterfly is not putting so much efforts to improve their pips and antis. There are specialised brands doing a better work, keeping lower prices and developing new technologies on this areas.

FD as far as I remember, but I already asked him if he has changed to CD and I’m waiting for his answer

@@diegox.longpips, thanks.. i think CD version is only preper for classic defense

Well, I saw a youngster some weeks ago playing with it close to the table and it was really good. But yes I think FD fits for his game style

​@@diegox.longpips Te contestó? FD entonces no?

Yes, amazing choice

Now, I would say Trouble Maker or Victas P1

Gracias amigo

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Thanks, I really appreciate tour comment

Carbón + Texalium blade, and yes pips rubber

It is described on the vídeo

Hi Alex, all of them, except Kamikaze I have tried in the past. The one that I was using the most was the P1V, this is my favorite because of the big amount of spin reversal you can get with it. Also is kind of a slow one, that makes it so good for blocking close to the table, not that easy for attacking, but still possible with the right technique. P4V is a good one for defending far from the table, so stable and little bit faster in OX than p1v. Monkey is súper fast, you really need a good technique for controlling it properly. If you will use monkey, use it with a slow blade. Hellfire X my favorite one from S&T, good spin reversal close to the table, easy to attack and good disruptive effect. Kamikaze, is from a brand that I cannot recommend, sorry for that.

@@diegox.longpips Thank you, I really appreciate your availability. Strange for the monkey who, from how they describe it on the official website, seems slow and easy to control.

@alexcominelli9543 my pleasure. I love to speak about table tennis and answering as many questions as I can. About monkey, I think it was designed thinking on attacking and controlling with it, more than defending. Although that, with an OFF- blade, you can reach a good balance. Even Sebastian Sauer uses it in Unicorn blade in stead of Banana blade that is an OFF one

@@diegox.longpips I was thinking of pairing it with an OSP Virtuoso AC which is a very balanced blade. My fear is of having a backhand that is too fast and difficult to control, at the same time I am very curious to try it. I saw from how Sebastian uses it that it is very linear, the ball stays low and he always hits it early. DrN's Desperado Reloaded also seems to have similar characteristics (another rubber I'm intrigued by) but there is little material on the web except for Leonardo Arata. I currently use the P4 ox, I always get to long pimples with a sponge, but I've noticed that I'm better at the table and now I'm finding out about the different types of OX rubbers on the market and among these the one that best suits my game. I have a game similar to yours, good forehand and with the backhand sometimes I prepare the right ball to attack it with the forehand (so a game of disturbance and positioning) other times I also attack.

@@alexcominelli9543 well, in this case for staying close to the table maybe something slower. Actually Desperado is a bit slower and easy to control than Monkey, but still a rubber focus in putting pressure and attacking with it. I know that soon Dr. Neubauer will land a Trouble Maker II, that will be something that I’m sure will fantastic. I already test some prototypes and It can fit with your game style

I kindly disagree, I think attacking is not the only way to win. Putting pressure with pips or making the opponent make mistakes is also a valid a way to do it

You win because your opponent loses. Or your opponent loses because you win. It's similar but different.

Your opponent can make 2 kinds of mistakes - forced errors and unforced errors. If he makes a forced error, its indeed your credit.

I agree with this. But I think we can add more layers to this analysis and make it more rich.

Same same, but different

I would try to find one. Do you have some one in mind?

Simply the best 🥳🥳🥳

Welcome to the pimples family

Welcome to the pimplers family 😁

@@diegox.longpips thanks friend. I'm from Brazil. I would like to suggest more videos with animations showing the spin direction, i think it is easier to learn with this kind of video. Off: Have you ever learned about Cured Long Pips?

@ thanks for the suggestion, I will do it. About cured long pips, yes, in Philippines still a common practice. I don’t try one yet but it would be so interesting to do a video about it. Thanks for the suggestion

@@diegox.longpips here in Brazil it is in fashion. Lot of people is using because they give a very strange effect on the ball . Some of them as knowed as Indonesian Curing Pimples. Most famous at the moment: Saviga V Indonesian Full Process Curing Magician Pro Full Cured Both pips have height over the specifications, show they are sold as "exhibition version" but people use it in local and regional championships that do not control the height of the rubber

Wow, here in Europe the rules are so hard with it, and between the players it is not well seen to use them.