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    Gosen Roots Titan B505Ti

    yea i saw it from hiqua sports, tempting to order some. Maybe it's a good idea to string it a pound or two over the desired tension?
    Post by: acwong, Feb 14, 2005 in forum: Badminton String
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    Gosen Roots Titan B505Ti

    How is the durabiliy of the 505Ti comparing to BG80/85?
    Post by: acwong, Feb 14, 2005 in forum: Badminton String
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    Playing Squash

    how about playing badminton with a squash racket? (not just hitting against the wall, but playing real games), is it going to help?
    Post by: acwong, Feb 8, 2005 in forum: General Forum
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    Playing for Money

    It should be ok if people are only allow to bet on the games they play, and of course they have to bet on themselves to win :)
    Post by: acwong, Feb 8, 2005 in forum: General Forum
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    Playing for Money

    Not that i encourage gambling, but betting a small amount of money does help and make the game much more fun (as in everyone is playing with their...
    Post by: acwong, Feb 8, 2005 in forum: General Forum
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    Gosen 2500 in HK

    sorry got mixed up. Art of rackets doesn't have Gosen. It should be Luxis sports.
    Post by: acwong, Feb 5, 2005 in forum: Market Place
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    Gosen 2500 in HK

    art of racket http://artofracket.com/en/index.htm
    Post by: acwong, Feb 4, 2005 in forum: Market Place
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    Gosen 2500 in HK

    Thread by: acwong, Feb 4, 2005, 3 replies, in forum: Market Place
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    Gosen 2500 in HK

    Hi guys, Does anyone know what's the price of Gosen Gavun 2500 in Hong Kong? I emailed a store in Hong Kong, they give me a price of $350 HKD...
    Post by: acwong, Feb 4, 2005 in forum: Market Place
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    Hello Everyone - Coaching in Markham/Scarborough

    Not sure what your level is, but if you are a beginner, try Charles at http://www.torontobadminton.com/ There's also a former Canadian national...
    Post by: acwong, Feb 4, 2005 in forum: Canada East
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    Anyone ordered from Art of Racket in Hong Kong?

    Tammy did you end up ordering from them? If so, what's the experience?
    Post by: acwong, Feb 4, 2005 in forum: Market Place
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    table-tennis related

    Just to clarify they are proposing to drop doubles but will add the "group" competition.
    Post by: acwong, Feb 3, 2005 in forum: Chit-Chat
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    Shadow badminton?

    Hey can you explain a bit more on this? Do u mean I should track the bird all the time? from the string bed to the wall back to the string bed....etc?
    Post by: acwong, Feb 3, 2005 in forum: Techniques / Training
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    Which components do you think a great player requires?

    1) speed...as demonstrated Lin Dan 2) stamina 3) skills well I am talking for singles only, for doubles Strength will be among the top 3
    Post by: acwong, Feb 3, 2005 in forum: General Forum
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    Is speed neccesary for badminton?

    yes, couldn't agree more on your comment about the match. Mia has better strokes, but Zhang Ning is much faster and that's how she won. Stamina is...
    Post by: acwong, Feb 1, 2005 in forum: General Forum
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    Rackets in Toronto, ON?

    Try Yo's in First Markham Place (woodbine and hwy 7)
    Post by: acwong, Jan 26, 2005 in forum: Market Place
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    unlearning bad habits.

    I am undergoing the process. Right now with the "proper" footwork I am slower, can't clear consistently and don't even talk about the smash...
    Post by: acwong, Jan 25, 2005 in forum: Techniques / Training
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    Worst Car Manufactorers on the road

    Ford, GM...any american cars. Cheap but very unreliable.
    Post by: acwong, Jan 25, 2005 in forum: Chit-Chat
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    best way to improve your game, not racket, nor your smash.....

    I agree Footwork is definitely the MOST importantly skills in badminton. In an extreme case, if you are fast enough, you can basically avoid doing...
    Post by: acwong, Jan 24, 2005 in forum: Techniques / Training
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    kason

    Is the TSF-100 head light or head heavy? It "supposed" to be an attacking racket by the specs on the site indicate it's head light ( Balance...
    Post by: acwong, Jan 23, 2005 in forum: Badminton Rackets / Equipment
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