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NJ Tournament February 2010

TTmania won Gold medals in the 850 category (Raakesh Blokhra), 1000 and 1200 category (Rohit Mathur) in the February 2010 tournament held in New Jersey on Feb 20, 2010.


In the picture: Rohit Mathur (Left) and Raakesh Blokhra (Right).

Under 850 Final match between Rohit Mathur (unseeded) and Elaina Chow (Runners Up, December 2009 Under 850).

Rohit won this match with a strong fight with Elaina.

With great pride, we would like to announce that Rohit Mathur of TTMania.com won the Finals in the under 850 category.

This was our first US tournament



Looking forward to our next tournament in February 2010.

Equipment used:
Butterfly Primorac 2000 Proline with Tackifire C and Tackifire C Soft Rubber
Review:

We (Raakesh and Rohit) are heading to the NJTTC Table Tennis Tournament being held in Westfield, NJ on January 23/24.

This is technically our first NJ tournament, and we are testing our new Butterfly Primorac 2000 Proline with Tackifire C and Tackifire C Soft Rubber. So far the rackets have really helped us improve our game very much in the past one month since we got the rackets.

A good service is like having a special weapon for the kill in Table Tennis. I have won inter-school competitions (Gold Medals) for Table Tennis when I was young, so it is not that I don't know how to play, but there is always room for improvement, so I got my hands on the Table Tennis Master DVD set and chose to watch the Service Mastry first.

I was able to learn so much from the demonstration. I was able to learn 8 new types of serivces, and most of them gave me the ability to keep the game in my control, in real game playing. This is very important, because there are times when your opponent may have stronger skills than you, and that is where you kick in the service mastery strategies to create confusion, and force opponent to either make a mistake, or to give you a return of your choice, so you could go for the kill.

I liked the way each service was shown in a slow replay, and explained. Specially the stance, angle of legs, shoulder, wrist, racket and follow up stances that puts life into the service and lets you literally dictate the game to the opponent. The quality of the demonstrations is as good as learning from a very good coach, just that it's not possible to rewind the coach all the time to make sure you pay attention to the minutest details.

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This is a Very Resourceful Video Series. If you are serious about your Table Tennis, this is a MUST HAVE.

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