chris
03-24-2002, 07:13 PM
howdy....
i have been playing rec for a year.
which would be a high quality defense racquet. my strenghts are court quickness and blocking smashes. weakness is good technique on smash/clear
so.....should the racquet be head light and the shaft be flexible?
thanks,
chris
Josh B.
03-24-2002, 08:05 PM
are you more of a singles player or a doubles player? if you can answer that question than I can suggest a few racquets to you.
LeeLloyd
03-25-2002, 01:21 AM
If you are a real defensive player... (like me) I recommend you a light headed racquet... because of its maneuvrebility....
something like the Yonex Titanium Swing Power SR-version or SA-version..
Out:
LeeLloyd!
Josh B.
03-25-2002, 09:02 AM
If you are defensive and a more of a doubles player, than get the Iso Ti Swing Power SA and if you are a singles player, than get the Iso Ti Swing Power SR.
modious
03-25-2002, 05:41 PM
Strangely enough, the MP80 is rated as a defensive (receiving) doubles racket and not a offensive (smashing) doubles racket even though it has a head heavy balance. It's also medium stiff, not extra stiff like the MP100.
Look at the graph at the bottom right of this link.
http://www.shuttle-house.com/Mail-Order/catalog/02-yonex/badminton/02yo-33.htm
x axis = left side means more for doubles, right side means more for singles.
y axis = bottom means receiving players, top means for smashing players.