What now?

I think I play a similar style to you. First thing you should do is getting rid of the Primorac Off-. I was actually using a similar combo a couple of years back. Primorac with Srivers both sides and I played my worst season ever. You should get something a little stiffer something like grubba carbon all+, waldner senso carbon, persson powerplay v2 or any medium stiff allwood or soft carbon blade. For Rubber I would recommend something hard with a (very) grippy topsheet. Boost TP 2.0-1.8, Tenergy 25 1.7-1.9, or Sriver G3 1.7-1.9 are excellent examples. Keep on mind these combo's are much faster and more direct than your current setup. You will notice your hitting and blocking will improve immediately, but the control might be a little sacrisfied.

the main thing you should do is getting rid of that Primorac blade, it's a pure loopers blade. For Butterfly I would look into the Schlager Precision it,s similar to primorac but the feel is quite a bit harder and it's much more stable.

brytaku25 wrote: Are tensors like Butterfly's High Tune?

Bty High tune is illegal, tensors are not (at least so far).

I am a little confused because you're asking what to do next, but everyone suggests a different blade.... Hmm, I don't think you wanted equipment review, so I'll skip this charade. 

I think once you know how to smash and counterdrive ( I presume it is not a looping drive, but more of a blocking straight drive ), I would try to learn to spin the ball. I know you really don't like it, but if you want to advance, you'll need to learn this stroke.

My coach says this all the time. If you avoid learning and only learn what you like, you'll have to come back to it anyways, but you will loose lots of time learning the hard way that you should have acquired that skill years earlier. Stubbornness is counterproductive. I am not implying on changing your style if it works for you, but you should know how to deal with different opponents once they give you spin shots. Can't just drive everything right back.

I don't know what is your rating, but I would suggest to focus on these 3 things if you believe that you've mastered those strokes:

1. Serves -
2. 3rd ball attack ( or in your case 3rd ball kill or flush :) )
3. Service return

These will advance you farther. Learn how to serve and get your opponent to give you something that you can kill or drive.

In addition, I would continue working on blocking shots. Work with somebody who can give you a great loop, so you can learn to block stronger spin.

As far as equipment change, keep one thing in mind. If you go to a faster blade to hit faster, then you'll loose touch on your pushes and blocks!!! So make sure its a compromise you are willing to make.

Short Pimples.... wait are the long pimples evil or the short pimples?
Also I don't avoid anything. I can learn as long as I want to learn.
Can someone explain Tensors further?

coach plays sp on fh, every time he blocks, the ball comes back as a knuck ball with a  little backspin, its hard to keep consistent and hit those back against blocked sp.

they break like any other pimples, my coach recently was whacking the ball extremely hard and the pips broke within days of his purchase

Okay I switched back to Sriver. I figured I need to try something first before I say something. But when I improve, what do you think of Timo Boll Spirit with Srivers?

Off-Topic: I'm too lazy to post another thread but... Is it safe to glue (not speed glue) rubbers to blades in a non ventilated area? What are some rooms in the house that are ventilated? I heard every rubber has VOC on them and must be properly aired for at least 48 hours? Please correct me if I'm wrong.

What about the rubbers, do they have VOC that needs to be removed by air?

What does that mean?

dont think ahead too much, be solid with your game first. if you think too much of sriver this, schlager that, you wont be thinking about your own techniques and goals, but be more distracted wih equipment, a big no no in my eyes.

no "IF I or BUT", just do it

Spam? I remember this guy who posted something. I think he deleted it.
" I'm a TT beast" or something like that.

Also I'm only playing 3 days since I got a failing grade on my report card. Friday, Saturday and Sundays. Another additional question is how long will my Sriver and Sriver EL rubber last?

I'm sure my technique isn't the one because I trained my BH for a whole week. When I saw Sriver EL, I think it was calling me to be in my backhand. Same for Sriver. I don't know why but it just happens.