at700 hurt my wrist too much

Discussion in 'Racket Recommendation / Comparison' started by klein, Jan 29, 2010.

  1. klein

    klein Regular Member

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    why is it hurting my wrist? any other racket to recommand? budget will be below 200sgd
     
    #1 klein, Jan 29, 2010
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    It just simply means that you're not used to using very head heavy racquets like the AT700 and the high momentum carry over after your swings are putting stress on your wrist. Go get some more training or switch over to something more friendly yet similar like the Apacs Tantrum 200.
     
    #2 Blitzzards, Jan 29, 2010
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    maybe your pushing it too far? i.e after the moment of impact(with the shuttle of course) you should be relaxed and not still be adding energy...
     
    #3 milford30, Jan 29, 2010
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    Sure, I'll take it. Send me the racket I'll accept it for 200 sgd.
     
    #4 Enig.Ma, Jan 30, 2010
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    This was the same for me when I transitioned from NS8000 to a MP100 and AT900p. I was slowed down tremendously and my wrist hurt. I fixed this by just picking up my racket every day and doing a couple of swings.
     
    #5 Munch, Jan 30, 2010
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    could be the racket stiffness or the string tension too high....practice make perfect :D
     
    #6 issarakaya, Jan 30, 2010
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    prolly u'd like to try the Finnex raquets range ? i'd say the infinity series is ok,and the prices are 'way' below your budget !!

    i have Infinity 9000 at less than Rm 300.. that'll be about USD 80 plus or so !!
     
    #7 T-maker, Jan 30, 2010

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