2013 Yonex DUTCH Open GP : Qualification to Final (8th-13th October 2013)

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  1. Justin L

    Justin L Regular Member

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    Busanan is definitely the no.2 Thai WS, better than Porntip. I daresay she is close to Intanon R's standard now.
     
  2. Justin L

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    Just as you've said. What more can Luan Jin do for her, sadly speaking.
     
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    WATCH OUT India, the Thais are coming after you offensively.
     
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    huh..huh.. then...??? what else..??
     
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    If I were the coach, I'll try the following:

    1. Change her mental profile from a diffident outlook to a more positive looking
    cheerful style. Get the professionals from the SSC to do this if possible on her mental strength.

    2. Concentrate on her smashing technique to ensure she really knows how to execute really powerful smash from all situations. If necessary consult the Sports Science dept to help.

    3. Continue to develop her speed and fitness in addition to power for the smash.
     
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    If CHN takes this WD, we will have 5 different winners from 5 different countries.
     
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    Bao Yixin is so pretty.
     
  8. Loh

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    Well it is wise that they must prepare for the worse otherwise, just like this Dutch Open, the players from India are not to be seen in the finals, not even in the semis.
     
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    oh oh..oh.. then..?? what else further??..ha ha.... lol.. So typical of you...;)
     
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    I hope you're right. But I'm worried she has the same problem as WSX whom the CHN coaches have given up trying to change her style to a more aggressive one, instead they are working on minimizing her weakness(es) and making her a better player in her own special way (and she seems to be improving bit by bit).
     
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    Typical of you, surely.
    You have a 'famous Sir' and well-paid coach to consult. Why would I want to take over? Huh.
     
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    No surprises, the Chinese WD stamping their authority on the Indonesians in G2 for a runaway victory.
     
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    I ever told everyone in Busanan thread, Busanan is Thai WS no.2 she just took WS thailand national tile this year but Ratchanok didn't play this title because her injury.
     
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    Yes she has improved rather slowly. But her world ranking has slipped though the runner-up placing here will help her regain some ranks.

    To win world honours she needs to change, otherwise she will remain mediocre and be contended with it. But if I remembered correctly, she wants to win an Olympic medal.

    Her opponents are moving further and further from her in performance.
     
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    I visited this tournament yesterday and I was really impressed by Busanan; she showed such maturity and confidence. Next to that her technique and movement were flawless. I also witnessed some of Juan Gu's match and indeed she lacks a bit in the mental game. In the second game Hera Desi was really making it difficult for her and you could tell by the body language of Juan Gu that she was struggling.

    The Chinese ladies in the WD are impeccable. Yesterday against the Dutch girls (Selena Piek & Eefje Muskens) they weren't really as sharp as I expected (especially Bao Yixin was making a lot of uncharacteristic errors), but an 'off-day' Chinese WD would be still heads better than the top of The Netherlands in the WD-department. Their technique... unbelievable; impossible to break through their defense, razorsharp drops, neatly placed smashes. An art to watch!

    The Indonesians in the MDs are always a joy to watch. I normally don't attend tournaments as a spectator (here in the Netherlands we only have the Dutch Open which ofcourse is the only tournament where you can really see some high-end matches), but I'm glad I did and it was very inspirational.
     
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    I don't care what format he follows; he's incorrect:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chan_Yan_Kit

    You'd think the commentator would do a bit more research before spewing forth incorrect factual information. Oh well, it's not like this is a football broadcast with droves tuning in, but even so...

    Anyway, I didn't get to catch the final when maybe I should've. Those two players are ones I've really never heard of before this competition.
     
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  17. CLELY

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    Yup, 5 countries shared 1 title each ;)

    CHN WD is so dominant, hard chance for others to steal WD title while WS discipline is more balance now...:)
     
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    On the other hand, I'm more hopeful for Danny and Vanessa in XD.

    They combined much better this time, moving around the court with fluidity and commitment, full of spirit. They exuded that kind of inspiration and positive attitude that helped them to reduce unforced errors even when the pressure is on. Danny has been transformed and is much more confident now.

    And to be able to defeat their higher-ranked opponent in straight games to take the crown is a deserving outcome. How often do you see a SIN pair or player beat their INA opponents?
     

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