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Hey there, hope you are doing great! We are glad to share some news and developments in the VR sport world with you.
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Choose Your Own Color for the Adapter
We have updated the shops to include various colors for the adapters that use the "bottle cap" design to secure the adapter. Hope you will like them.
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11Hero.com, A Website that Helps Training VR Table Tennis
I developed 11Hero.com that could analyze any match, given that the player has uploaded the logs for that match. The website can show interesting insights like service ace rate, most common spin/speed numbers.
What's more, it can perfectly replicate the shots from that match in the form of ball machine drills. If you have met someone who has tricky serves, try to upload the log and practice returning that serve until it's not a problem anymore!
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T3S Community Website
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If you are curious about T3S, feel free to read my review. It's written last year. Since then the game has received numerous updates, including online multiplayer mode. And of course, the game supports most if not all the SolidSlime adapters via presets.
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Coach Wlad is on Fire!
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My favorite Brazilian coach Wlad has been busy lately, pumping out videos that range from match highlights, practice sessions to tutorials.
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I highly recommend giving the Basics playlist and Advanced playlist a try if you haven't seen them. These videos are extremely helpful, especially if you practice the provided ball machine drills as well. Coach Wlad can also provide coaching sessions.
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And that’s all for this month!
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We hope these updates get you fired up for your next session. We’re already working on the next round of pro tips, gear highlights, and player stories to keep your game sharp.
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Until we meet again in the headset: keep your head in the game, your stats high, and your eyes on the prize. See you in the arena!
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Blog posts since last newsletter...
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If you didn't know, the company behind Eleven Table Tennis has been running monthly tournaments for years. It's free to enter yet has 2000 USD prize pool. What's the best is no matter what skill level is, you have a chance to win money through it, because players below 3050 Elo are divided into Elo-adjacent groups, and each group has …
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