Re : Lessons I Learned in Shanghai about Boosting and Equipment in General

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Re : Lessons I Learned in Shanghai about Boosting and Equipment in General

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FaguoLong wrote: on May 15, 2024 #1
Hey Guys, this is my first post on this forum which I've been browsing for quite some time. First, I want to thank the TTD community because I've learned a lot from it.

Today, it's my turn to share my learnings with you!

I just got back from a week in Shanghai, where I spent time training and learning a lot from players, famous coaches, and shops about how they approach equipment, especially boosting, which is a hot topic on Western ping pong forums worldwide .

Here's the summary:
Key Learnings about Equipment: Directly translated from the Chinese players and coaches regarding H3, boosters, and equipment in general.
Tutorial on how to boost your H3 as I learned in China, at the store, and at the club.
You could have saved a trip to China if you had understood the basic simple lesson first as follows

Boosting is common law illegal as well as not approved under ITTF rule 2.4.7 and regulation 3.4.2.2 of the ITTF Statutes

What part of that do you do not understand ?
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