Tutorial of glueing table tennis rubbers, preparing blades, correcting errors! #gre78 @Tabletennis11

This video is very helpful for table tennis players who want to learn how to glue their rubbers properly.

I appreciate how you take the time to explain each step in detail.

The video quality is excellent and the camera work allows us to see everything clearly.

I found it helpful that the video provides tips for choosing the right glue and sponge thickness.

Thomas Kous is a great instructor and his explanations are easy to understand.

The attention to detail here is impressive and shows how much care Thomas puts into his work.

As a beginner, I found this video to be very useful in improving my technique.

Overall, this video is a great resource for anyone looking to learn how to glue table tennis rubbers properly.

I appreciate the time Thomas takes to answer viewer questions in the comments section.

This is such a great watch, honestly so entertaining!

I would highly recommend this video to anyone who wants to improve their table tennis game.

Thomas Kous is a great instructor and his explanations are easy to understand.

The attention to detail here is impressive and shows how much care Thomas puts into his work.

The step-by-step approach makes it easy to follow along and replicate the process.

This is such a great watch, honestly so entertaining!

The demonstration of how to prepare the blade for gluing is very informative. thanks Thomas.

I like how the video also covers common errors that can occur when gluing rubbers.

Thomas Kous is a great instructor and his explanations are easy to understand.

The attention to detail here is impressive and shows how much care Thomas puts into his work.

Overall, this video is a great resource for anyone looking to learn how to glue table tennis rubbers properly.

I appreciate the time Thomas takes to answer viewer questions in the comments section.

I would highly recommend this video to anyone who wants to improve their table tennis game.

When gluing the rubber on the blade, you must NEVER NEVER apply pressure with the roller. On the contrary, you roll it very gently WITHOUT ANY PRESSURE. If you apply pressure, the rubber gets stretched and behaves differently. This is a very serious mistake in your tutorial.