That's probably how this whole 3 vs 3 or 4 vs 4 nonsense started. By making the most out of limited courts and time.
Indeed. But they're excellent training tools too. If you can keep pace with twice the amount of guys. You should be able to handle 2 Sent from my SM-G975F using Tapatalk
It does make a good feel of the court's drift and adjustment to the scenery - optimal to train at least 10 for 2 courts (3v3 on the other doubles side) Second to Ch1k0's -- Momota was training for net drops, Nishimoto and Yamaguchi are both finding the lines smashes -- and ofc Okuhara did all the running and lunging as always
I'm pretty sure it's a BXR. Except for this irritating silver flash on the inside of the frame which doesn't make sense. Sent from my SM-G975F using Tapatalk
PV Sindhu didn't use 3D Caliber 900C in todays match. It looked like turbocharging 75C, but I am not completely sure. Do you guys know which racket it is?
I'm toying with the idea that there's lead tape there hahaha. The graphics at those areas shouldn't be producing such a high reflection. Sent from my SM-G975F using Tapatalk
Interesting, this old video shows that Malkov used to train under Li Mao at the Kawasaki Badminton Club. Seems like he's still sponsored by Kawasaki after all these years.
saw ginting and fitriani needing to cover up their yonex logos on their equipment. are they changing sponsors?
Yesterday noticed that Matsutomo and Takahashi was using pink Wilson rackets. 2nd set Takahashi changed back to Yonex (black) Back to Duora 7?
Hendra/Ahsan are using new Mizuno rackets, Fortius 10 quick n Fortius 10 power. Could be quite similar to Yonex Asxtrox's rotational generator system in regards to the weight distribution, but not really sure.
