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by Jeremy Su on December 19th, 2005
The pimple-like dots of rubber that are on a rubber sheet. They can come in about 3 kinds of rubber.(antispin rubber is not known)
Pips in (smooth inverted rubber with pips that face the blade with a sponge b/t the blade and the rubber)-Spinnier than other rubbers, usually has less control compared to other rubbers mostly used for the modern table tennis game
Pips out (pips are facing outward)- Has less spin than smooth rubber but when a ball is hit w/ pips out, it falls more quickly than smooth.
Long Pips (pips that are longer, usually the maximum length to ITTF regulations)-reverses spin of opponent and used mostly by defensive players to produce a 'trick' that makes it difficult for the opponent to read the spin. Used mostly on one side of a paddle.
i want to buy the Butterfly Kodo pingpong padle for $37 if you know any thing about ping pong please tell me if this is good for beginners.
by Rato on October 23rd, 2010
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Do you consider ping pong (table tennis) a sport?
by Gizzy on June 22nd, 2008
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Are you in an 8 cornered room? if so stand up and clap your hands(what do you hear after the clap and describe the reverb if you could
by technios on July 10th, 2008
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Do you want to play me in ping pong?
by justtheme on October 25th, 2007
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How long time do you learn table tennis?
by ailsa-2008 on June 5th, 2008
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