I could never understand why Indian TT boys and men act so dumb about the value of playing all spins table tennis ?
Why can't they learn from Indian girls and women who have adopted beautifully to using smart rackets to play all spins table tennis
Why do Indian TT boys & men act so stupid ?
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Vinad
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- Country: भारत India
- City & State: Jhakhratand , Jharkhand
- Playing Style: Loop & block
- Grip: Shakehand
- Cohort: Para / Neuro
- My blade: Yinhe T9 Pro
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Re: Why do Indian TT boys & men act so stupid ?
The key point is that they are not stupid but just act stupid because of intense peer pressure & need to fit into the world of
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Bill CDm
- Posts: 1
- Joined: September 5th, 2025, 11:28 pm
- Country: Barbados
- City & State: Holetown
- Playing Style: All round
- Grip: Shakehand
- Cohort: Para / Neuro
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Re: Why do Indian TT boys & men act so stupid ?
It is actually hilariously pathetic watching Indian boys and men play.
Almost 99% play European grip but they are essentially like Chinese TPG players as they keep stepping around to use their forehand .
This is even more funny at lower amateur levels.
Almost none of even the pros have a decent backhand.
Though it is OK to use the forehand since Table Tennis is even more of a forehand dominant sport.
But the problem is that you cannot hide your bad backhand looping skills especially at the pro level.
Almost 99% play European grip but they are essentially like Chinese TPG players as they keep stepping around to use their forehand .
This is even more funny at lower amateur levels.
Almost none of even the pros have a decent backhand.
Though it is OK to use the forehand since Table Tennis is even more of a forehand dominant sport.
But the problem is that you cannot hide your bad backhand looping skills especially at the pro level.
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