I carry an iPod in my bag. I listen to music and watch videos in between games. What do you guys carry with you?

Hehehe same here, sometimes I listen to some house music during stroking session following the fast beat.

I also carry few bats, 2 to be precise. One for advance play whilst the other for moderate play. Both can be used for stroking.

To answer your question on the bat and rubber, sometimes I change the rubber some of the time. The reason being to try out that particular rubber and test its condition during normal play. I sometimes would change the rubber just to try different stroke and will note down the characteristic of the rubber.

Posted By Varghese on 06 Sep 2008 07:58 PM
I'm from the US. I'm playing seriously for 2 years.

I think you have taken the right decision to use three blades. I'm a defensive player and have found I have to use different blades based on my opponents skill. This may not matter for an attacking player, but for a defensive player, his game is more responsive to the opponents.

I play against a 6' 7" player whose shots come to me with a high arc to my head level. I have found it very difficult to play against him with my current set up. But I hate to change to a different blade in between matches because that can throw me out.

Do you use the same blades and rubbers with different sponges or use different blades and rubbers all together?

You carry your lap top? Do you have wireless connection too?

Posted By wilfred888 on 09 Oct 2008 08:15 PM
I carry my Phone and sometimes my Laptop
I play mostly at night,
Training before playing a weekly interclub match.
So in between I have to eat dinner, But making sure I
Dont fill myself, Otherwise with my short height compared to others
I cant run fast. Also you have to be careful in winter to put clothes on after a match
otherwise you'll get a cold

I have visited a tournament last year. I have been practicing with a player from that tournament. I had to run for a second to grab a drink. When I have got back, my wife told me that this player (we became friends later) opened his bag and picked a new racket. I said to my wife that is okay. After the practice, I have asked him how many rackets he has. He opened up his bag and showed me how many he has. To my alas, I saw at least 10 paddles  in his bag - all assembled with different kinds of rubbers and paddles. He says he will pick one based on his mood.

Posted By Adriano on 11 Oct 2008 05:35 PM 
I carry one racket not only because i could only afford one but i get so accustomed to it that i know every part of it and how it hits the ball so i use it to finish the game there and then with that same racket.