Dear All!
In advance: Sorry, it`s maybe a stupid question.
But ofter you can read about rackets, which have (for example) a good and very fast speed, but not enough (or not so much) power. Sometimes it`s not clear to understand that difference.
If I want to play a good smash, I need speed. The speed of the shuttle. To generate speed, you need power.
Same for a good drive shot in Doubles. You need the power to generate fast speed.
Where is my "error in reasoning"? Can you give me an example for typical racket with good and less good power/speed?
I think the idea is: With a head heavy racket, you can generate a powerful and fast smash, but its more difficult to play a fast defence drive, correct?
Thank you,
Robin
In advance: Sorry, it`s maybe a stupid question.
But ofter you can read about rackets, which have (for example) a good and very fast speed, but not enough (or not so much) power. Sometimes it`s not clear to understand that difference.
If I want to play a good smash, I need speed. The speed of the shuttle. To generate speed, you need power.
Same for a good drive shot in Doubles. You need the power to generate fast speed.
Where is my "error in reasoning"? Can you give me an example for typical racket with good and less good power/speed?
I think the idea is: With a head heavy racket, you can generate a powerful and fast smash, but its more difficult to play a fast defence drive, correct?
Thank you,
Robin