If not mistaken, there is Taman Megah in SS24, Michael Badminton Academy do offer coaching programmes. besides than that, Kelana Jaya Badminton Hall also do offer coaching programme under Nusa Mahsuri. Below are the 2 links for more information regarding both Academy;

http://www.mba-101.com/index.php?option=co...id=14&Itemid=28
http://bulutangkis.web.infoseek.co.jp/nusa/

hopefully all this help

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Added on August 19, 2008, 3:44 pmProbably you can try Yonex Ti10. last time i use yonex muscle power 77, i discovered the head of the racquet is much heavier compared with other yonex racquet. after changing to ti10, it is more lighter. here are some info about the ti10;

stiffness - extra stiff
frame shape - isometric/buit-in T-joint
frame - HM graphite + Ti Mesh
shaft - UHM Grahpite
weight - 3U (85-89g)
total lenght - 675mm (26.5 inches)
grip size - G4/G5
recommended string tension - Main 17-20 lbs (7.5-9kg)
Cross 18-22lbs(8-9.5kg)
balance point from grip end - 285-289mm

from my experience, i think Ti10 is much better compared with MP 77. but it's all depends on the individually instead whether if they suit the stiffness of the racquet overall.

hopefully this info can help you on upgrading your racquet


This post has been edited by SPASTICZ: Aug 19 2008, 03:44 PM

yea its very cheap. the quality of standard training is very effective. i was under their programme for 2 months. GOOD JOB from the coach! no comment of it.

hi there! i'm 24 here. nice meeting you guys! how bout you then?

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Added on August 21, 2008, 1:16 amwhat's ur budget range? yonex nano speed will be good to wat i think. but actually it all depends on individual. some ppl will not like it. last time i used to use nano speed. but currently i'm using ti10.

This post has been edited by SPASTICZ: Aug 21 2008, 01:16 AM

go for yonex nano speed then. still ok compared with MP. if pay more a lil, get Ti10. so far no complain for that racquet.

you can go and test use all the racquet before you purchased. ti10 tat time i bought is abt 400 plus to 500. if not mistaken... that's is a year ago price i think. now will be cheaper gua.

there is certain badminton hall do provide testing. last time i purchased it in my htwon in mlk. so i was able to test a few of the yonex racquet such as armotec and the ti10. i not sure abt in kl. probably they dun provide testing maybe.

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Added on August 25, 2008, 10:32 amhaha.. then go bck and ask for replacement lolz..

This post has been edited by SPASTICZ: Aug 25 2008, 10:32 AM

anywhere of the badminton hall sure got 1..

still in ok condition?

thanks a lot for the info. i think wat you said it's quite truthful. i just bought ArmoTec 700 2 days ago. v satisifed with the performance. i think my Ti10 now i'll just keep it for my spare racquect dy..

everyone will have their on liking of the racquet de. it not the matter of the racquet, it's the person who use the racquet tat matters.. haha..

haha.. how come not working?

ohh ask ppl for direction.

can try Finnex Titanium. quite light and flexible.

bascially, all the place have a good stringger. it's the matter of the price only. if u do in pj, probably it well cost you more compared to kl. i tied my racquet in ss24, yonex bg66, they charged me RM 30 for tat, and it seem like a lil pricey compared to the normal rate outside.

how much will the finnex infinity 9000 cost?

yonex, u got special price?

owh.. will let u noe when i wanna. but how gonna get it from you?

can test mer? i tot mostly all the new racquets are without string. how to test wor?