You are really a newbie.
You don't use a tennis shoes for badminton/squash .

This shoes is specifically designed for tennis game movement and grip.

You need a indoor court shoes.

With your budget you can look at asics court control ff3.
If not gel-court hunter 3 is another option.
But if you want good and slightly more economical, you can consider gel rocket 11, some pro squash players wear this.


On buying racket, you can check out Racquet World in Pertama Complex.
https://m.facebook.com/profile.php/?id=100064501398194

This post has been edited by skyblu3: Nov 16 2023, 07:50 AM

Newbie into sports are like

Wear running shoes or futsal shoes or basketball shoes play squash I've seen a lot with newbies.

If they are really serious into the sports, then must invest into sports specific shoes.

Please advice where to get this mizuno shoes

I've been a ASICS rocket gel user for the past 13 years.
I had 6 pairs of rocket gel before this. Current pair is Rocket Gel 10.
Would like to have a second pair of squash shoes since I'm playing like 2 to 3 times per week now. Want to feel how good is mizuno

Partly because my fav badminton player is wearing this brand. Okugara san. Hgggghn.

Ascis Gel Resolution?
how is it? Stable?

This post has been edited by skyblu3: Nov 16 2023, 09:06 AM

nice what
striking.

i usually go for sport shoes with striking colours

you like which type of colours?

so i guess you will go for normal colours. either black or white with no flourecent yellow , etc etc.

my previous Rocket Gel were this colours.
i'm sure you see also will feel pening.

yes this.

those who just want to play leisurely will not learn basics first
seen many of such people in squash court.
The moment they masuk into the court, just wack the ball and ball flying everywhere. no control.

it's just like you want to learn driving. never learn the basic and essentials first.
Don't know how to walk, but want to run.


must learn basics first
- how to hold the racket grip, learn the angle.
- learn the forehand and backhand swing/arm movement
- learn body positions.
- learn footwork
- then learn forehand strokes, then backhand strokes
etc etc

This post has been edited by skyblu3: Nov 16 2023, 10:31 AM

your nimbus which colour?
mine is this colour, also for the Lite-Show glowing safety features since i always run at night time

good stuff nimbus 23.
had this also before nimbus 24.

the new nimbus look really weird. like mashmellow. LOL.

but reviews say very comfy. plush and soft

wawasan2200

if you are a regular player and a good technical player. you can tell the difference.

if not, to you a racket is just a racket.

how is Nike compare to Asics?

the only Nike shoes i like is my futsal shoes.
never like Nike.

as told by kevinc, our terror badminton player Coffeedude can even win you with just using a Tefal 26cm frying pan.

anyway

not really
expensive rackets, and professional use rackets have 3U.
expensive is more to material, R&D, tests, prototypes, design, engineering, etc.

this channel is nice.
he interviews and find out what professional players use, string tension, string type, set up type, etc.



This post has been edited by skyblu3: Nov 16 2023, 10:20 AM

you mean Lim Chong Wei?

I have this unused isometric to be given away free
But no takers

kevincCoffeedude
please advice.

that's why when i start coaching newbies
i will always tell them that the first two weeks of training will be very very very boring.

first and second week, i will train them without the squash ball.
training with just the racket.
learn how to hold and grip the racket.
learn about body positioning when hitting a forehand and backhand
learn how position the racket before swinging a forehand / backhand
etc etc