Talcum Powder on your racket

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mahimn bhatt Asked 13 years ago

Can i put some talcum powder on my racquet?

Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago

Hi Mahimn,

There is no need for talcum powder. It will not help and it may make the bat have less friction.

Have you seen someone doing this?

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mahimn bhatt Posted 13 years ago

Yes my friends do it. And yes i noticed it is making less friction...:( can you tall me how can i recover or bring my racquet back to nromal.....

thank you very much.

Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 13 years ago
I would say just use water and a cloth to remove it would be the best solution.

Trevor Hirth Posted 10 years ago

Arrived here after googling "table tennis talcum powder'.

Interesting, this has been a talking point recently at some Vic tournaments. Gives a nasty anti-spin which is terribly inconsistent. An absolute nightmare to play against and I'm fairly certain its Illegal.

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