overgrips in reels ?? no..

grips i've seen in reels are tourna grips

don't have la sorry

well rains then u gotta get those tacky type of grips.. comfy grips like wilson proovergrip, softovergrip, etc wont help out much

full western..u just started and have already used such a grip ?

yup racquet and string tension helps la haha.. but again with correct technique u can do any shots if u can create spin on ksix one tour is not bad already

oh yea guys.. Dunlop Aerogel 200 and 300 price is just rm290

technically yes

higher tension grips more. and bigger headsize yes too

4D come out older model ma drop price lo

my supplier only wants new stocks so clear out old models at very low prices

hard to find ppl doing it within my budget la. I PM some ppl no reply also


sure bro haha

looser would mean more power right.. i believe that the tighter the string the ball would stay longer instead ? rather than just bounce off faster it graps the whole stringbed ?


anyhow have PM'ed you. Hope u can be my saviour

nylon easy to break la

hard to break is poly

yup u can just put on the leather.. most famous wilson grip is wilson pro overgrip. pro soft overgrip is very slippery after awhile

PM-ed u

funny as hell watch it !!

if u're slicing, that means u're coming from top to bottom... for spin u always have to go bottom up.. as long as you contact the bottom of the ball then push forward and upwards, u get spin.. it's really that simple

groundstrokes, bottom up for spin.. the more bottom part of the ball u hit, the more spin u'll generate.. that's why sum ppl lean back to get beneath the ball when they require more spin

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Added on April 16, 2009, 6:03 pmand..don't try to change ur grip... even wit continental grip u can create crazy spins just need correct technique

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Added on April 16, 2009, 6:04 pmif still cannot... u need coaching

This post has been edited by ~Battousai~: Apr 16 2009, 06:04 PM

haha no problem.. im the tennis doctor

tht means u turn too much u neva push forward d... dont need to turn extra (aka windshield) racquet bottom then push forward guarantee got spin d one.. u spin too much too fast u get tht problem u have..

what racquet u buy from me d ah ? im guessing it should be a very non stiff racquet since u're facing vibrations so much apparently

hmm this is really tricky.. don't really know how to explain in words.. but basically, weight transfer most important thing is synchronization. When u swing your forehand, your leg moves along SAME TIME for closed stance method. Open stance you're throwing your body abit forward SAME TIME as how ur swing goes. so basically u're combining bodyweight into your swing

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Added on April 17, 2009, 11:22 ammy stupid student just uploaded this video but well just watch it to learn kick serve since few ppl already PM me asking on it..

step1: http://www.downloadyoutubevideos.com/
step2: enter: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMuo6CiP6e4 into it
step 3: Download it

and u need media player classic or anything similar that u can watch it in real slow motion to see the arch and the lift off

This post has been edited by ~Battousai~: Apr 17 2009, 11:22 AM

sonicpro strings shouldn't tong at all one..darn good strings.. how's the tension? shouldn't be happening at all one

answer was already posted last time:
racquet bottom then push forward guarantee got spin d one.

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Added on April 17, 2009, 12:30 pmanother question..u got dampener on ? if no then it explains a lot

This post has been edited by ~Battousai~: Apr 17 2009, 12:30 PM

check Stringers in bangsar.. they seem to bring in lots of technifibre stuff.. but not sure got bags or not

umm im not customer with them la..just go see see only

ask bepeon see if can drop his name to get discounts

yes of course

what string are you using now ?

nowadays people usually mix poly with synthetic

poor ppl like me who doesn't really believe there's much differences just use head sonicpro strings all round

how much he charge u ? then at least can roughly guess... is it not written on the strings ?

well though im not a string makes a player guy, one string i discourage is crossfire. yes it lasts very long but it last long because the tension just drops in a very short time and when tension just goes off its crap strings to me straightaway doesnt matter how long it lasts.

soft stringbeds all round i would say just go for all synthetic or nylon..those are the softest for poly soft, i feel that head sonic pro is better than top spin. but top spin holds tension better