wuu how much u charge for the fees? can pm me the details? im interested to learn oso..

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yea.... just a question, though my racquet can string up to 30lb, but can i know... the more lb is more hard right? so whats the benefit to put that high?

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If im not mistaken, the more lb, the more power but less control? am i right? correct me if i am wrong.

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theres few level of " hard" ... high tension and extreme i shall say.. obviously too loose will bring u no good at all.. so u will need certain tension to bring out the racket potential.
whats the benefit of stringing it hard? plenty..ultimate power,accuracy,net control, back hand control etc etc .. the list will go on.. but problem is like mention by "ezpersonal" ..
it require certain strength and also great accuracy and hitting timing to handle extreme tension.. when u string it to 29-30lb or above (standard stinging machine with accurate reading, not those old machine where the spring is loose reading of lb is off ) , it feel like wood hitting shuttle. lol. i would suggest this to u and most ppl, dont stay at the same string lb tension.. add 1-2lb from the last number u strung.. the racket will feel harder to handle but u will learn how to get used to it and u will improve in power and timing wise.

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Added on November 21, 2008, 6:49 pm[quote=ezpersonal,Nov 21 2008, 06:26 PM]
wuu how much u charge for the fees? can pm me the details? im interested to learn oso..

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ya sure..for detail and my profile.my age?still college student.. have been coaching for 3-4 years now. had trained some really good player junior although they had "come and left" i have group class,in sunday morning that will cost rm 20 permonth only,, dont recommend that, its for junoir and beginner player
for intermediate player, rm 50 per month (min 4 player is needed for a class) court included above kota raya so u save some court fees
i dont charge expensive for several reason.
1.st, although im a license level1 badminton coach, but due to my young age..i might not have the credibility yet .
2,nd i m not national player etc,etc.. just in competitive level.. thats all
3.rd and main reason for my doing in coaching.. "interest" not money

This post has been edited by undercoverd: Nov 21 2008, 06:53 PM

u play at s.b.a, u know william or chiller? he plays there as well... well, i work on weekend, so probably cant train under u d... haha btw how old r u..if possible come join us in badminton session thread la

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/756069

we have lotsa session at diff places..

This post has been edited by ezpersonal: Nov 21 2008, 07:06 PM

william ,chiller? nope.. which day do they play? their age? state player? ..

age around 28 i think, never join any game in s.b.a...play on thursday.. but heard that s.b.a player are quite ok

s.b.a player quite good doesnt mean i m good paiseh..lol..anyway for s.b.a .. i m on monday..
yea..hopefully if chances allowed, can join u guys in future.. and hopefully u guys are not too " power" ..lolll..
mana tau nanti all national standad.. hahaha
me tipu tipu cari makan still can only..lol

This post has been edited by undercoverd: Nov 22 2008, 01:22 AM

nola we all veli soi pei only, at most sch representative level...normally we play on wed at new vision pj, or some other time, at KLRC in setapak.. join the thread la, share experience

one thing i veli agree wit u was that u said none other brand come even close (power wise) compare to yonex! thumbs up thumbs up!

and another u pointed out was ti-10 indeed good racquet, but most complain from the racquet was too fragile, cannot stand high tension

seriously, i noticed yonex racquet cant stand high tension one, dunno y..haha, it was intended so that we will change the racquet more often?

i strung mine at 27lbs, the bg66 string also cut my racquet hole like cutting cheese...aih...

btw, im only 21, college student oso ^^ good to know more badminton kaki

This post has been edited by ezpersonal: Nov 22 2008, 01:44 AM

oh.... so the more high tension... the good? i am currently stringing 26p, my art900 can stand up to 30, (said by seller), maybe i should try stringing 28 in my next? but dunno when it will 'putus' hahaha

fragile..what to do.. we yonex user are addicted to yonex d..lol.. even if yonex did that on purpose "make it fragile on purpose so that we change racket often " we would still buy it would we? hahaha..
same age with me. which college r u from?

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Added on November 22, 2008, 7:04 pmFYI, national player from local and abroad are stinging their racket for tournament up to 33lb-36lb
so yea, racket can stand up to that stress.. but for long run... errm.. i would go more then 29horizontal 28 vertical especially on certain known fragile yonex model.its like a turbo engine with stock internal.. yea it can handle 1.8bar of boost but surely u woundnt want to do that for long..hahaha.. when will putus ar..for me, it depend in string..bg66/65? if wanna purposely putus it or hit it wrongly, it can snap after just a single game.. ...
if handle with care... can last for quite sometime also.. depending on how many session a week lo..if it doesnt give way and putus after 2nd week , its quite hard to putus d coz it get looser and averagely it will last for 3-4week or more..
anyway , what i usually do is.. after 3rd-4th week.. even if it still dont snap i will cut if off.. no point playing with those loose string and try to save that few ringgit..

This post has been edited by undercoverd: Nov 22 2008, 07:09 PM

ya study university tolong at damansara. come join our game la, but sure below ur standard haha...

btw, i tot peter gade strung his racquet at the highest tension 33lbs? who goes beyond tis to 36lbs? wao..

can anyone recommend me racket around RM150 or below , if possible included with string too ? any brand doesnt matter. thanks.

u can try Impact-ArcSaber10. RM140 include string. Some sort like crone from YONEX. My fren using it and told me not bad. Suit ur budget bro...

can suggest me some racket that budget btw rm100-150? hope can play both defensive and some offensive pls. does apacs nano 9000 speed suitable for my play stlye?? what is the price of apacs nano 9000 speed and where can i get it at kl??

This post has been edited by tks90: Nov 23 2008, 08:45 PM

hmm. where can i get my hands on it ? any others wanna suggest more other badminton model ? pls do so . thanks

there is some good racquet below that price la.
i heard apacs quite good, i used once before... not sure what model... only 'so so' la...
what is your playing style anyway?

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Added on November 24, 2008, 7:03 pmoh.... so what range you think i should string with my armortec 900 Power? i am good in smashing, and control just normal....

This post has been edited by anson81: Nov 24 2008, 07:03 PM

erm, i usually play defensively but some offense too , anyway i would prefer all round play. sorry for my noobness XD

My fren bought this racket which is super light .. needa ask him what brand .. but it was cheap .. but it's super nice to use

if your budget is around RM150, maybe you can look for protech or apacs racquet.... suit your budget... if you wanna have a good smashing racquet... maybe you can consider my signature down here..... just click and see


after use few different racquet... i found not every light racquet are good.... maybe it is fast but i can say sometime not power enough to do some shots (not smash),
example when defending smash..... light racquet sometimes only able to hit to half court and let the opponent to have a good chance to smash even harder...(also depends on your arms and wrist power la).
at last.... also depending on your playing style....

You can visit your nearest sport shop to check. Where is ur location? But I saw this racket at Pudu Plaza badminton court ( the shop just beside the court).

i think that shop not many selection la....