thanks bro praetorian n vobs

if there is no problem for a beginner to use this racket..i think i stick with it
i like it anyway...cant resist the temptation n got a very good deal

hahaha you welcome bro, as long as you bought from reputable shop or authorised dealer, have fun, with your new weapon of mass destruction!!!

Just take note , there are too many 'fakes' or counterfeit grade 'AAA' replica's out there.
No point spending your hard earn money on fake item, that later give you injury and cost you more $$$ by vistinng doctor's etc...

I dont think starting off with 90eq racket would be good for beginners, it's too demanding, I used to start off with k6.1 tour and i just kept framing the racket, not forgetting the heavy weight too

so beginner starts tennis bcox of their favorite player, some for the racket/gears, and some others family etc....

most important is to get a coach to teach u the basic. Same like doing everything, once u got a good foundation; is much faster to improve and progress.... one to one coaching is good or in group is also fun...

i heard from my friend Duta V.Selvam serves all kinda training... group wise i heard is u pay one fee u can as many time as u can in a week. Selvam is msia history best pro ever. Coaching also good. And most important is u r interested and willing learn (to be frank, tennis for beginner is quite boring... mistake, pick ball etc more than playing). However, when u can hit well, its a extremely fun game.

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Added on October 5, 2010, 10:30 ambro, our friend got 95, so not so skill demanding. racket strung weight is 325g, but swing weight is lighter than that.

hope he can cope...

This post has been edited by tiangkim: Oct 5 2010, 10:30 AM

yeah...i also heard about fake racket
dunno how to differentiate them

wat do u guys think about shop in pertama complex and ampang park

but i bought my blx from wilson booth in bukit jalil during the atp
its genuine hopefully

bro tiangkim
i've met selvam in duta...dunno that he does coaching too
but afraid i cant afford the fee
i played at duta once a week

just check out. they have website just google it. i believe is reasonable... u can join the group and its more fun. another good coach foc is the WALL.... once u got the basic u can improve ++++ by hitting wall.

opps sorry thought he bought blx tour, 95 is okay =D

yeah lor, the moral of the story is, when ure old, u need proper warm up before doing anything......im no longer young like last time go in straight whack no problem

V. Selvam is that guy came with his family in the Malaysian Open seating in the VIP seat right?
Wearing a yellow T shirt with Malaysia written behind.

guys guys, hope u dont mind me doing some corrections ya:)

1) yellow shirt is selvarajoo, national coach, not v selvam

2) tennis is not boring for beginner as we now already have modified equipments and balls to suit beginners level of coordination and play. they will be able to get a feel of playing tennis in one session (Play and Stay - google it).

with play and stay, learner will keep more balls in play and pick less ball due to lesser mistakes. its fun as the different modified equipment and balls will be chosen to suit your level of coordination and play. PM me for more info if you're interested.....im certified to do that:) thanks

It worked for my wife who doesnt even know who federer is and kept the ball in play more times than any beginner could (maybe beginners luck hehe)....now she know rafa and fed, and already having fun playing tennis when she have time......from there im gauging her level then slowly upgrade to different modified balls until she can play the ori tennis ball at the end of the day:)

just my 2 sen correction that tennis is not boring anymore for beginners:) dont flame me ya, i mean no harm...surrender as usual:)

This post has been edited by vobs: Oct 5 2010, 11:10 AM

we only need the modified balls and play on our own or need a coach to assist us

kinda interested with this ball if it can improves my games

well, definitely need a person who can teach and play to create steps, assist (as a sparring partner to keep the ball in play for your enjoyment), analyse (to see technique - which is less of a priority for play and stay) and correct.

There are actually few different modified balls for different levels (kids/adults), but the only modified balls that are sold in shops are the foam balls (slowest and do not bounce as freely - good for beginners who lack coordination/kids) which u can try. the rest of the modified balls can be ordered at specialised shops.

its actually made for kids, but it can be applied to adults who do not have any sports or tennis background to start the game.

Enjoy!

This post has been edited by vobs: Oct 5 2010, 12:01 PM

Klboy, u in SK to? Where u usually play near here?

Hey guys, everybody so quiet in the afternoon??

Hahha I go and ball tennis just come back!
I had a good work out.Test a new racket, very surprised, later I give full review, let me shower and have a good makan first hehehehe <3

thanks for the explaination vobs...i'll give it a look

pra,
woah new racket must be good

actually i'm balakong tat side, just near with sk..... and i knew some condo at sk gt court but too bad i dont have any fren stay inside so just can ply at sunway, or ukm(bangi)


which part u live ? sk?

what new racquet bro?

btw how many racquets u have currently...

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Added on October 5, 2010, 8:55 pmMaybe my write up bout play and stay bored them to oblivion ehhehe....

This post has been edited by vobs: Oct 5 2010, 08:55 PM

After whacking fully for 60mins+, 1 word=SYOK!!~

Balls might be quite short, a few inch after service line maybe, but it's skidding everywhere! My smash 1st time from hitting middle of service box jumping to top of the fence, less around 30cm then will go out of the fence. SYOK!!~

good that u enjoyed tennis until so syok!!!!!