Dear Guys, Thanks for coming all the way to play with DKTT

It was a very close and fun session. They also wanna thank you guys for coming

hope you guys had fun and also bring back some learning on what fun-competitive tennis is all about

Cheers, those FFK the team please buy 100 plus when u guys go play ok:)

Its desa kiara bro, not kiara hehehhe

guys, do practise hard as i have another group, theyre japs, these guys are stronger abit, so practise few more months then i can arrange some friendlies at my court ok:)

very glad to hear that ure addicted, win lose nvm, as long as u gathered experience as it goes so that in future u learn to win:)

This post has been edited by vobs: Jun 20 2010, 06:56 AM

hahaha, just to manage your expectation, there are no ladies player on their side:)

anyway, before anything about handling your opponent, i think LYN need to handle themselves first in terms of TEAM work.....but this comes with match experience, no worries, u guys already played few friendlies, and i am sure you may have already found a partner that you can work together on court with. There are several learnings that I can suggest (just my two sen opinion, i may not be correct so dont F me ya)

what i observed during your friendlies with DKTT:

1) that each of you are doing your own thing on court without your partner knowing whats next, that is why some of the partnership broke down half way.

2) There is no communication between the partnership, that is why even with a strong lead, opponent are able to chase your down.

3) Body language is also important not only to psycho your opponent, its important for your partner to build confidence in case you guys are down or incase they make mistakes they wont feel so bad if both is psyching each other up.

4) there must be one team leader to bring you guys together, to arrange partnership, to lead who will play first and not i meet you here, they meet them here, i dunno where is he and i dunno who play first....because early team preparation is good for building focus and plans when you reach the court, without it, you will rush into the court and by the time u warm up, the game is over.

5) it may feel weird doing it at first when you guys do not have enough players, but cheering for your team is a good motivator for them, but what i see is some of you are away to pee la, to drink la, to dunno where you went la, while your team are struggling under the hot sun to make names for LYN.

I can see some of the partnership applied some of the above, it is the first step to any competitive fun session, so once you guys are ready and can do the above, then i think you guys will have even more fun times playing together:)

its just my two sen observation, no harm intended, and honestly, u guys did great yesterday:)

well just nominate a team leader la, and also the nominated person need to say "yes" only nominate k....must be fair to them, they might be bz, shy, no keen, dunno how...etc:)

1) Carto - yet to say yes
2) ???
3) ???
4) ???
5) ??

Im selling kblade 98 (SOLD), used once only, practically new:) who interested?

also head radical microgel mp (SOLD to myself), condition good, wilson main grip:) who interested?

This post has been edited by vobs: Aug 10 2010, 03:24 PM

Carto, what say you? need your consent to be LYN leader which consist of planning, managing the players to play in friendlies, make sure everyone is discipline, ure the king of LYN tennis court.....so how?

Anyone else want to give opinion or reject or whatever....please state now or considered it done and sold heheh (soli me sales man so have to put the word sold)

Yeah lor, LYN no one bring camera, i brought but no battery also hahah......anyway in future team leader will bring........btw i took some with my cam phone, not sure clear or not, will post it up now





Sani, CK, Black, Kel is inside the pic far top area hehe

This post has been edited by vobs: Jun 21 2010, 10:39 AM

good to hear that, I hope my initiative to activate LYN members is showing results.....this is all I can do to help my friends at LYN:)

yeah u can join anytime, just pm carto or Inv, theyre the ones that allowed me to play with them in the first place:)

Hahaha, no la, all condo tennis court looks the same anyway:)

Im out of the picture please.....

So new nomination and also I will nominate INV as i think he is quite responsible in making sure newbies are at ease then they first visit sunway tennis court:

1) Carto
2) KelvynLim
3) Blackrose
4) INV

Who else, we shall end this nomination by Friday evening, then saturday u all can discuss at the court, then sunday night confirm k....carto to coordinate:)

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Added on June 21, 2010, 4:00 pmyeah carto, u can pm me anytime if u need help

This post has been edited by vobs: Jun 21 2010, 04:00 PM

yeah guys, u heard our carto, quick nominate your favourites and discuss on sunday morning.

as for the frenlies no prob la, small matter, glad u guys enjoyed the tense sensation during those matches:)

This post has been edited by vobs: Jun 21 2010, 05:39 PM

hahaha, ah well, i see you're the serious type so might be a good leader lor:) no worries, let the lyn member vote, if u kena than u have to lead no matter what:) if not then we can nominate you next year hehehe:)

Bro, wake up la, in this world nothing is without sacrifice...... if u want to win, invest abitla, always say not enough this, no money to have this, no that no this, sell those many racquets of yours, just keep one then go buy training balls and basket, ask someone good in miri to drill you with those balls......if u want, i have contact of some coaches there to guide you but of course if budget permits la:)

But, if budget is really a matter, let me give you some free advice, you only need 2 things to win, consistency is what you need first, once you develop this, it will take you into a few rounds in a tournament. get your consistency right by drilling some rallies with a good sparring partner who is willing to play with you.

Once you master consistency then pm me, i will give you the 2nd thing u need, this one will take you deep into tournament level.

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Added on June 22, 2010, 12:04 amyeah i just switched to radical mp microgel just now:)

now i have to get rid of 3 racquets:)

kblade 98 (just bought, use once only) = rm300 plus extra string and grip

Kblade team (bought recently, use few times already) - rm280

Kblade team (used for 6 months) - rm250

KLboy, my apologies to you, i have a favour to ask you again:) i finally decided to use microgel mp radical and already got one at hand, since ure selling yours, just bring it to sunway ya, if condition is ok i will COD k....thanks bro.

This post has been edited by vobs: Jun 22 2010, 12:04 AM

hehe yeah i tried ur youtek radical d, still prefer the microgel version, and its cheaper too:) this sat will surely come, can i 1 to 2, need to train my play.....can can? thanks in advance

Actually Yan, Im so happy you say that ken improve so much heheh:) all i know is he really trained hard for it, go ask him where he trains man. im sure its not paris:)

okok i will be wall the whole evening:)

power shots, drop shots, lob shots, passing shots, all bring it on bro:) lets rock!

This post has been edited by vobs: Jun 22 2010, 07:03 AM

Hello bro, u can look for ray fung, he may be able to help u if budget permits

when ure consistent during stroke, ur game play consistency will follow, take one step at a time bro, dont run when ure learning to walk.

BTW, im selling a k pro open racquet:) rm270, condition good with strings and cover, its used:)



Tennis Warehouse wrote: Light and maneuverable, the KPro Open is well suited to players who like to generate a lot of racquet head speed.

We found an excellent response from this racquet on faster swings - such as big groundstrokes and serves.

The KPro Open offers a softer feeling response compared to other racquets in its class.

From all areas of the court we found improved comfort compared to the nPro Open.

Well suited to the modern game, players with extreme grips will love the lightning fast mobility and spin friendly response of this racquet.

We found plenty of room left for the player to supply power without over-hitting, even when swinging aggressively. At net our TW playtesters continued to find a mobile response with a crisp and clean feel at contact.

As from the baseline, our testers found good directional control on volleys. All in all, this is an appealing racquet for aggressive players who can exploit its spin potential and mobility.


This post has been edited by vobs: Jun 22 2010, 05:40 PM

Well, i was using head radical intelligent oversize before that, always have been with head racquets:) since im a fan of fed, thought of trying Wilson out, but after experiencing the quality inconsistency of wilson racquets, I kinda like "ah well, lets go back to head".

thats why lor, but as some will say, nothing is permanent la, so lets see what head can do for me:)

Tada!!!! refurbished, new 17g strings @ 55lbs, new replacement grip, new overgrip, YAN! time to be the ultimate wall and this time the wall will hit back:)



abit of review hehe, tried with 16g synthetic babolat at 53lbs and some unknown grips.....

basically a racquet for swing happy player where it provides control, need to be more aggressive as it does not give as much power as those oversize or thick beam stick. really need to be precise on this as off centre hit will make the ball fly in different directions or a weak return. though feels heavy holding it but the swingweight is quite light:)

hahah, still a fed fan:) no choice, want to try how blx grip feels hehehhe

The Head Grip is made different from wilson.....Wilson is rounder whereas head is more toward rectangularish type.