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Voltric 70?
In life, you will have to learn and accept that you can't always measure people by the same standards you have set for yourself. I think that is...
Good placement and technique is extremely important in my opinion. Someone who is very fit doesn't necessarily has smooth and efficient footwork....
In the beginning you just have to be more concentrated and concious of yourself and your body when executing new shots and techniques. In time...
Nice article!
What he says^^. That's how I learned it too.
23lbs isn't really that low? Especially for normal players like us. Even if you feel like you're forced into doing a lift you can still try to...
Well in my opinion 'single weapon' players are generally not the toughest opponents. Even a player with a very powerful and 'scary' smash is much...
I think he is right. You will have to learn to use the V-grip if. It might take a while because it is hard to 'unlearn' wrong technique. But after...
It begins with playing. A lot of playing. Maybe even 'competetive' games where there is more at stake compared to a recreational game. Combine...
Just enjoy the game and try to play some good rallys and score a few points, that would be my approach when the other team is undisputedly better...
You should swing hard and cut the shutllecock...then it will be a disguised cross drop.
Where in the Netherlands do you live ? :P I haven't met any fellow dutchmen here yet lol :p
Agree with the above. VT5 or VT7 is much more stuitable for a beginner. Or maybe something in the Nanospeed series like the NS80 which is...
I have both the AT 900T and the Arc10 with the AT being my primary racket before I got the Arc10. And in prefer the feeling of the Arc10 way more...
I didn't wacht your entire match but I get the feeling you're not really imposing your game on your opponent. You're not trying to force you're...
Not true. There are a lot of veteran (former) top level players who can give a lot of younger guys a run for their money or still beat them....
I'd say you do have to have a solid technique to wield it to its potential. It is not nearly as forgiving as more beginner/intermediate 'tuned'...
Thanks!! ;)
