Trainer Racket - effektive?

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  1. BadBadmintonPlayer

    BadBadmintonPlayer Regular Member

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    Hi

    I just wonder if a Trainer Racket (>120g) makes sense? Im 1,80m with 70kg and play normally with Yonex U4-Rackets. I want to train "everything" as effectively as possible.

    What do you think? 120g, 135g, 150g? Im happy about all opinions.
     
  2. raymond

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    Some coaches have their teenage juniors use squash rackets for training. If you don't have a squash racket, you may consider a trainer. Probably a good idea to try the different choices out to see if it's too heavy for you.
     
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    Personally, I find that I notice all the incorrect superfluous loops and extra movements I make. In addition, with a very heavy training racket, I can't hit as far. That sucks against a good training partner (especially if I tricked them into training under the guise of a half court singles or so). But when the only one willing to train is a beginner, it may actually be an advantage. Plus, it's a lot of fun for beginners (especially kids) to see their coaches limited by a very heavy racket.

    However, I am very aware of the movements I want to make, since it feels like - at least as my level - the injury risk is quite high when just playing with such a heavy racket.
     

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