Offensive Singles With variety of drops and crosscourts and netplay. Cab30MS 3U G4 Karakal PU Super Grip over the original grip. BG66 31lbs Carlton Aerogear 18. Yonex Ti Grip. BG66 27lbs Offensive Doubles mainly drives and hard smashes. Yonex Muscle Power 23. 2UG5. With Karakal PU Super Grip. BG 80 26lbs Yonex Cab30MS. 3U G4 Karakal PU Super Grip over the original grip. BG66 31lbs Cab30 If opponent is experienced one. MP23 goes ahead in untested partners. Cab8600 Light also slots in 3U G4 Karakal PU Super Grip. BG66 27lbs I don't hit that hard so mainly play lots of trick shots to win game.
Between Control & Power - prefer drop 1st, smash 2nd / Masuka Widebody MS - 220 : Hi-Modulus Graphite / BG 65 / 21 lbs
doubles mostly. returning to the game after an absence... so no real style. but prefers netplay, drops and drives. BK 735 Ti (roughly equiv to yonex 3U G4) ashaway rally21 @ 21lbs (soon to be bg85 @ 22lbs) yonex super grap over original BK TUF regrip. tried the karakal SL Ti-80, liked it, so i ordered a pair. should be arriving any day now, so we'll see how it works out.
Both singles and doubles: Offense based mostly smash with occasional netplay and many crosscourt drops racket used: mp 100 2ug5 string: bg 85 @ 27 lbs with 2 knots method grip: yonex supergrap
apacs nano 9000 speed/muscle power 30/masuka ms2 depending on my power levels. strung at 25 using bg 66 i play a lot of drops , net play and smash wen i see an opportunity to end the rally.
singles, doubles mixes, i do it all I'm very allrounded, and play offensively, or try to... (go figure...) woven 11 ( offensive) bg85 or bg66 (control) at 23lbs ( I guess..my 'new' machine is calibrated, so still searching a good tension) so I'm alrounded, powerracket, control string...and I love it...go figure...
Offensive both singles and doubles Forza Super Power 9000 One is strung at 23 pounds with Gosen Pro-70 The other is at 21 pounds with Gosen nanocubic
LOL Dreamzz! Play Style: I dink a lot. Racket: AT700 String: BG80, Ashaway MP, PG65 Neon Tension: 28lbs. for BG80, 30lbs. for MP, 29lbs. for PG65 Neon (I believe different strings require slightly different tension to make equal, takes a bit of experimenting though)
haha, i know, i'm just messing about. really need to improve though, getting fat and lazy ... oh yeah, and old!
Which game? Mainly men's doubles. Also like men's singles, but don't often get to play it. Hate mixed doubles with a passion. Sometimes semi-deliberately lose a mixed game quickly so I can play the next men's doubles. Playing style: players are terrible at assessing their playing style. Usually they say what they like to think about themselves, not what they actually do. Err....I'd say I have much better attack than defence (defence is a weakness of mine, but dropshots, smashes, and movement are strong). So I suppose that makes me an "offensive player". My preferred playing style is to move very fast around the court and play all varieties of attacking shots (I love to finish on a kill). Doubles rotation gives me a real buzz. That does not always happen I like to use crosscourt slice dropshots in doubles, even though I know they are a stupid tactic Rackets: two Yonex Armortec 800-DE 4U G4. Strings: Yonex BG-80 at 25 lbs tension. I believe it's an electronic stringing machine. Grips: remove original grip, add two replacement grips for bulk, and finish with a Wilson Xtra-tack overgrip. Wear sweatbands and keep switching between the two rackets to let the grips dry out.
Game: men's and mixed doubles. Playing style: ? Still undergoing training to correct bad habits . . . Rackets: Ti-10s 2U G5 or G4 Strings: Yonex BG-70 at 32 lbs X 35.2 lbs constant pull. Grips: One layer of Yonex SuperGrap over original leather grip.
Game: Prefer single, mostly double because of the club (not because I am married) Style: Drop and placement. I am a scrap player. Racquet: Cab30ms and NS8k String: G string? BG85 only @ 22X24 drop weight Grip: Weak... One layer of YY supergrap over the origional. Have a nice badminton weekend. The dirty old man.
he should just use a wooden board glued in between the frame of his racquet, it wouldn't be much harder than that.
