q*****g
发帖数: 618 | 1 My whole badminton bag with two rackets in there were stolen last week. I
really like the TSF 105Ti, which I bought in China. Now I'm looking for a
racket sold in U.S. so that I can quickly resume my hobby. Although I have
been playing for almost 5 years, I knows little about rackets. Below are my
information. Please throw your 2 cents :)
I'm a 35 years old male player. My strength and level is OK. I like a little
bit more control than smashing. Sometimes my wrist gets hurt. So I don't
want a ha... 阅读全帖 |
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s*********x
发帖数: 1923 | 2 Thanks, everyone! Just placed an order for this racket. Forehand with Mark V
, backhand with Donic F2 (Donic F1 2.0 is out).
Actually, I never own a racket except for the one I bought for 5 RMB when I was in the elementary school... of
course I've played with other people "good" racket before. So this time, I am excited and looking forward to
get my racket. Do you guys know how long it takes paddlecity to assemble and ship it out? |
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h**d
发帖数: 5161 | 3 ITTF Handbook for Match Officials
7.3.3 A player is not allowed to change a racket during a match unless it is
accidentally damaged so badly that it cannot be used. If it is discovered
that a player has changed an undamaged racket the umpire should immediately
suspend play and report to the referee, who may disqualify the player.
ITTF Handbook
3.04.02.02 A racket shall not be replaced during an individual match unless
it is accidentally damaged so badly that it cannot be used; if this happens
th... 阅读全帖 |
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w***z
发帖数: 771 | 4 Let me give you another explanation about lifting and brushing,
To have a consistent backhand with penholder, the feeling of brushing is ver
y important. To practice, get a ball, throw it into the sky. when the ball f
alls down, brush it with your racket as strongly as you can and try to hit i
n different directions (no table needed), you can feel that the ball stays o
n your racket for a small amount of time, and your racket embraces the ball
and then throws it out, That's the feeling you shoul... 阅读全帖 |
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H******n
发帖数: 4072 | 6 就规则上而言，不行吧，规则上也明确说racket in hand。racket在规则上是有一套完
整的定义的（比如木质的blade，胶皮，粘合剂，厚度，等等），你的bare hand是不符
合racket的定义的。再说，你击球的刹那没有racket hand啊。
你要是有时间把规则翻一遍就明白了。一环套一环。 |
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p******f
发帖数: 341 | 7 Hey, man, I am really flattered.
I agree babyhorse's comments.
Wilson is the one the best tennis racket makers.
different type player use different racket. If you are just a beginner,
don't waste too much money, find your style first.
After a while, you will make a lot of friends on tennis court and
you can borrow their racket or demo rackets from shop or club to
find the best for you. |
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c*******s
发帖数: 19 | 8 Head I.Pres MD maybe the most commonly used pro, or semi-pro rackets used in
club, tennis instructor, college player,... I just saw this racket every
where. The next commonly used "pro" racket maybe the "Babolat Pure-Control, /
Pure Drive". In my university, there are a lot of varsity players using these
above three rackets. and in the neighbourhood, I always saw some good player
use Head I.Pres. I actually have used it a few times, my coach ( a varsity
player) is sponsored by Head, so he let me |
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l****e
发帖数: 137 | 9 the manufacturer of prince never say they wove tungsten into the frame.
Instead
they said they add tungsten at the 10',2' of the racket. It does matter, if
you used both versions of TT hornet.
This is very interesting, please DO let me or us know where you get this
information? I am not familiar with Head rackets. But this news looks to me
could not be proved logically.
and
Titanium rackets still sold everywhere. Ti is still an essential composition
of racket material and will be for a long ti |
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A*f
发帖数: 3067 | 10 i just switched to nCode 95, (roger's is nCode 90), i was about to write a
post and gave my own verdict of that racket.
but one thing about that racket: you only know how great roger federer is
after you use that racket. It is a very challenge racket. it demands alot
from player. once you prepare well, swing well, you might get the perfect
spot, you would end up with a perfect shot. otherwise, it would only magnify
your mistake, make every not-so-perfect shot into unforce error. |
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f*********0
发帖数: 886 | 11 今天又跑去二手店， 哈哈， 居然又看到一个纯碳老拍。
拍子还蛮新的 。 Wilson Sting Graphite. 样子巨像 Prostaff.
一下就爽到了。 价格还是4刀，立刻买下。 以后就可以像Sampras一样发上咯。
这个是拍子的样子
看网上评价和Prostaff很像
We are offering a used WILSON STING MIDSIZE GRAPHITE TENNIS GRAPHITE- 4 1/4
grip size-Condition is VERY GOOD. Racket is gripped wih a brand new Wilson
Cushion Aire tourna grip over a leather grip. Racket is strung with
yellow Synthetic Gut Strings. This racket has an excellent feel and plays
very good. The head size is 95 sq. inches. This racket is |
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Y**s
发帖数: 1632 | 12 you need to be a pretty good player for the racket to be a factor in
accuracy - either that or it's just psychological differences.
If you feel that you have untapped power that isn't being reflected in your
ball, it's probably more to do with your swing motion than the racket. I'd
just stick with your current racket that you've been playing for the past
half a year unless it's a super-weird racket... |
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Y**s
发帖数: 1632 | 13 these rackets don't have much differences - whatever you feel are probably
50% psychological, 45% string difference, and 5% actual racket difference.
Pick one and experiment with strings.
Think of a racket as a camera body, and strings as the lens - no matter how
good the body is, put on the wrong lens and your end result will be crap.
Don't be overly concerned with the racket - get one you like, string will
make a bigger difference in your game.
For me, I picked Head MGPM because it felt solid |
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Y**s
发帖数: 1632 | 14 DIY lah, if you buy grommet for your 20+yr old racket it may cost as much as
your racket.
Just go to TT and find yourself a used racket for cheap. Or I can sell you
my Fischer #1Pro for cheap too :D
(need to get rid of some rackets!) |
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Y**s
发帖数: 1632 | 15 ah, then just buy a cheap regular player's racket - how'bout this one for $
70? For someone who claims to be a 2.2740928, I really don't think you need
to worry about THAT racket holding you back, right?
http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/Head_Liquidmetal_Radical_Midplus/descpageRCHEAD-LMRAD.html
I think it's a fun hobby digging around for old cheap rackets - maybe you'll
find a gem - and that's both cool and rewarding.
But if you want to improve your game - switching between 3,4 different
racket |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 16 Basically both the old racket and new racket are powerful
beginner's rackets. They are not good in the long run but
you might feel uncomfortable with rackets recommended to
intermediate players at this moment. |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 17 For people who claim $20 Walmart racket would work as well,
I hope that is based on experience not some 拍脑袋 theory, hehe.
I have used two versions of $18.99 Walmart Wilson Impact - arguably
the best selling Walmart racket ever, LOL - from 2002 to 2006.
I played more often in 2006 and attended a 8-session group lesson,
the first 4 or 5 lessons using this racket. The result: I made
virtually zero progress. This racket, 10.9 oz head heavy, is
not something I could handle and I failed to learn topsp |
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t*******e
发帖数: 53 | 18 Demo a dunlop 4D 200 racket. Like the general feel and it is a good control
racket. But the string pattern is 18X20 instead of my old 16X19. is there a
big difference? What I found so far is I hit much flatter with this new
racket...Also since it is 1oz heavier than my old racket, my 1st server head
speed is slower.. |
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Y**s
发帖数: 1632 | 19 Just looked up that racket - seems like a decent enough racket.
Anyway if this is the 3rd racket OP has switched to, and feels that
everything is going out, sorry to say but it's not he racket but the
technique... |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 20 Not available, haha.
Right now I have 3 colors: black, blue, red.
I try to match the overgrip color with the racket color. e.g.,
a green racket will go with blue grip, black racket black grip,
orange racket (LM radical) red grip. etc. |
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Y**s
发帖数: 1632 | 21 If with 1 racket you already never break strings - how do you expect to
break strings now that you have EIGHT rackets and can spread the hitting
across 8 different rackets?
Save the money of a stringing machine and buy a real racket instead :) |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 22 Old racket: $50, new racket: $100, NTRP: +0.5
Old racket: $5, new racket: $100, NTRP: +?
自己算吧。 |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 23 K Blade is more powerful than those 3 but still a 暴力男 racket.
Actually Prince OZone is for topspin players (Davydenko's racket).
It has a 100 sq.in head, which might not be the exact racket you'll
like. But it feels really really good when hitting.
All these rackets are completely different from Hammer 5.0. |
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Y**s
发帖数: 1632 | 24 I had the opportunity to test drive this racket yesterday.
http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/Babolat_AeroPro_Drive_Cortex/descpageRCBAB-BAPDC.html
I think it's one of the easiest rackets to play with... It's got good power
and decent control. Pretty large sweet spot, all in all a very friendly
racket. I think it's a great stick for beginners and intermediate players
alike, if you are still looking for a racket I would definitely put this on
the test list... $130. |
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Y**s
发帖数: 1632 | 25 I will sell you my brand new Fischer #1 Pro 98 for $50.
It's a great racket, I have too many rackets. Not only is it a pro racket
it's also #1. You can't go wrong with it!
(seriously it's a decent racket... heh) |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 26 Guide book for low budget tennis:
1) Go to thrift store to buy rackets. Go to craigslist if feeling
slightly richer. No racket should be above $10.
2) Never restrung. Once string is broken. Use or buy another used
racket with string. Sell the string-broken racket while you can.
3) Go to the court and look for a group of people playing social
tennis. Not the beginners but some decent players. Once they are
about to leave, ask them if you may use the court. 50% chance they
will offer the court as |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 27
Since this is experiment, there is no preference other than price.
Racket colors:
Radical: Orange/red
Wilson Mid: black/red
Prestige Mid: green/teal
So as long as it's not too ugly it's fine.
Maybe soft feel since I don't spin much.
I heard poly has much less power (pop) than syn gut.
Among the 3 rackets, Radical and Prestige are both too powerful rackets
for me (I tend to hit long). Wilson Mid is lack of power.
I
It's 12.6 oz and 6 pt HL, so it has very high swing weight. It's an old
model.
Wh... 阅读全帖 |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 28 mm racket in the past, but in the present standard, definitely a
guy's racket:
12.6 oz
10 pt head light
95 sq in.
Share the same racket shape (round thin throat) with APD.
Plays with a lot of topspin.
Copper Ace is very old, probably before 1985. Destiny is 1988-1990.
I actually didn't like Copper Ace. It's too flexible to me. My
newest purchase (Pro Kennex Graphite Ascent 90) is very close to
Copper Ace. I don't feel it's my racket and will return it to
the thrift store. |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 29 Because it is not manufactured any more.
Racket companies need to promote new models every two years.
But old rackets don't die. Racket companies must regret they
invented graphite.
So the only choice is to stop manufacturing the old model so
players will have to switch at a point. They also use money
to persuade players to switch or use a paint job. When $$$ is
presented in front of you, very few players can be as stubborn
as Sampras who didn't even use a paint job.
The fact is, there might be ... 阅读全帖 |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 30 Just follow the definition.
Put the racket on a flat surface with a sharp edge, vertical to
the edge. Push it to the limit that it will almost fall down.
Measure the length from handle bottom to the balance point (the
edge). Compute the difference between 1/2 of racket length (usually
1/2 x 27") and the length you just measured. For each 1/8 inch
difference, it is 1 point.
HL --> lower power --> need you to swing harder to hit a good
overhead. However, the good news is, once you work harder, you... 阅读全帖 |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 31 Contact me for details and price quote. Shipping for 1 racket is
around $10, 2 rackets is around $14, 3+ rackets is $18 fixed.
I can provide advices on your racket selection.
Wood:
Slazenger Demon, 4 1/2, 7.5/10
Wood/Graphite:
Donnay Bjorn Borg, 4 3/8, 9/10
Prince Woodie, 4 5/8, 9/10
Magnesium:
Prince Magmesium Pro, 4 1/2, 8/10
Graphite:
Dunlop Black Max Midsize, 4 5/8, 9/10
Dunlop McEnroe Boron Midsize, 4 3/8 (contact me for details), 7/10
Fox Bosworth WB-210, 4 1/2, 7/10
Head Composite Pro, 4 ... 阅读全帖 |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 32 I guess go with longer tennis racket.
You should align your badminton racket with tennis racket, and
compare the centers of the racket faces to see which one is
further away from the bottom of handle. |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 33 Head will *NEVER* sell PT57A as retail rackets. That's insane.
PT57A is the most widely used pro rackets by Head.
Soderling
Murray
Simon
Gulbis
You name it. Selling PT57A would be a suicide to Head's racket
business, as nobody would be interested in buying other retail
craps any more.
BTW: You noticed I didn't list Joker as one pro using PT57A. I
actually am not sure about that. I tend to believe he is using
a custom material racket with the Head LM/MG Radical MP mold.
painting |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 34 Nope. ITF has already set a temporary ban starting the next day of
the final, before the final took place. That racket was first
reported by Sweden Tennis Federation as inappropriate when a
40-year-old unknown player got into the final 16 of a Swedish
tournament. Also, the French guy (whom I posted a photo of) was
quite weak, but he got into the French Open semi final that year,
and beat Năstase just one week before, all using the spaghetti
racket. Năstase claimed he would never play a... 阅读全帖 |
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x*d
发帖数: 1696 | 35 According to the following guide it should be 25".
http://tennis.about.com/od/forjuniors/a/raclengthjr_2.htm
But most junior rackets of and shorter than 25" feel strange hitting regular
tennis balls. At 8 year old, depending on his height you can choose a good
and light 26" (some 26" rackets have significantly improved quality than 25"
) or even a super light adult racket.
My 6-year old son tried 21, 23, 25 and 26, none of them work better for him
than Dunlop Aerogel 4D Super-Lite (double handed... 阅读全帖 |
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d**********8
发帖数: 326 | 36 Very nice play! and I noticed that you like the Head Prestige rackets, one
thought I have is, maybe wrong, Prestige series rackets are good for a full
swing, tha is "L6" means. However your swing is a modern compact type swing,
that is probably why you aren't geneating a lots of power, but able to
counter punch balls back, I would suggest you try the radical series rackets
, which are good for your type swing, you may find lost of control at the
beginnnig, however with tighter string, it should ... 阅读全帖 |
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d**********8
发帖数: 326 | 37 Good Memory, Bee!
I had lots of them from TW forum as well. ^_^
I am in WNY, courts/membership fee is expensive, my wife sin'thappy for that
, but that is only hobby I choose (give up lots of things), so negotiable!
And you are absolutey right, it is good for one' health, totally worth it.
I saw your play from the vedio you loaded, and I noticed that you like the
Head Prestige rackets, one thought I have is, maybe wrong, Prestige series
rackets are good for a full swing, tha is "L6" means. Howe... 阅读全帖 |
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x*d
发帖数: 1696 | 38 It's not that I cannot use. It looks highly likely they cheat. I speculate
they spent 5 days but couldn't find #2 racket because the racket is
discontinued everywhere. Then they put a #2 cap on #3 handle, wrap it and
send to
me.
The other suspicious thing is that once my racket is shipped out, their #3
size racket was also sold out. |
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h******n
发帖数: 734 | 39 开始乱喷了, from limited sample：
你serve开始的动作非常像sharapova.
你的backswing has a very high shoulder, 类似 rafter, wawrinka.
然后right shoulder sinks with your racket drop.
从你backswing和racket drop 的shape 来说，如果要我猜这个serve是学谁的，那应该
wawrinka.
racket drop这一帧，你还可以胸部向上挺多一定，你的胸部显得非常casual没有被
stretch,基本面向侧网，而不是朝向球。这个胸部面向球的动作，主要靠腿。
很难看清 你的racket 横着，所谓big L那一帧，貌似有点拍面open过早，就是
pronation过早,不过这可能跟你的ｓｅｒｖｅ多为slice有关。
另外，个人观点，学习serve，在form基本正确的时候，是要能尽早利用到腿。why not
,如果有
glitch不是说明你用了腿，而是因为你长时间没用下半身发球导致不习惯。 |
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x*d
发帖数: 1696 | 40 I had the same question. I think I just figured this out a little bit. I
could be wrong.
First, Federer pronates on all serves, flat, topspin and slice. Not
sure about all pros. But it seems that, flat serve is to throw the racket to
where you want to hit; however, most pros don't do pure flat, so their
first serve is to throw the racket forward but a little bit to the right (
for right handed); topspin is to throw racket to the upper right; slice
serve to throw the racket to the very right. So... 阅读全帖 |
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 41 No difference. Whatever racket you buy, in 99% time you will
need to change it afterwards.
In another word, rackets for beginners are vastly different
from rackets for intermediate players. If you use a $100
player's racket, you will learn very slowly. Beginners should
use Walmart aluminum. Once you pass that stage, throw or give
it away. |
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S**n
发帖数: 486 | 42 Personally, Muscle power series is alway heavy for me. For a girl, and a
beginner, ArcSaber 7 is a bit too heavy, plus girls don't usually like head
heavy (more for smashing) kind of racket. If you like muscle power 100, you
should like this racket. For a guy, I don't think this racket would be too
heavy, for me, I don't think its heavy. Plus this racket is more flexiable
for a better control. You can give it a try, I can ask her to bring it to me
next time when I see her. |
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d****g
发帖数: 1542 | 43 Don't buy from walmart. Try costco at least.
I got suggestion from mitbbs:
Do not buy the AeroPro Drive Cortex, it is just wasting money for your level.
This racket is pretty old but good for beginner and intermediate level
player. Don't forget to choose the right grip. 4 and 1/4 is good for most
female.
http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/Head_Titanium_TiS5_Comfort_Zone/descpageRCHEAD-TIS5CZ.html
Or you can go to costco, there is only one tennis racket available.
Walmart racket is so-called recrea |
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f********a
发帖数: 1109 | 44 【 以下文字转载自 Programming 讨论区 】
发信人: ozin (ozin), 信区: Programming
标 题: 王银看kotlin（本文建议零售价 ￥15）
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Thu May 25 18:06:39 2017, 美东)
Kotlin 和 Checked Exception
最近 JetBrains 的 Kotlin 语言忽然成了热门话题。国内小编们传言说，Kotlin 取代
了 Java，成为了 Android 的“钦定语言”，很多人听了之后热血沸腾。初学者们也开
始注意到 Kotlin，问出各种“傻问题”，很“功利”的问题，比如“现在学 Kotlin
是不是太早了一点？” 结果引起一些 Kotlin 老鸟们的鄙视。当然也有人来信，请求
我评价 Kotlin。
对于这种评价语言的请求，我一般都不予理睬的。作为一个专业的语言研究者，我的职
责不应该是去评价别人设计的语言。然而浏览了 Kotlin 的文档之后，我发现 Kotlin
的设计者误解了一个重要的问题——关于是否需要 checked exception。对于这个话题
我已经思考... 阅读全帖 |
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m****r
发帖数: 6639 | 46 Guinevere tried that racket, and she really likes it too.
i think if i use this racket more often, i will like it more and more.
the over-all feeling is, this racket gives me much better control than the
kason tsf98. it kind of forces me to make good shot.
so, to expand that theory onto the women, .... sometimes, it is easier to go
with a girl who is easy, and does what you want her to do, and does it well,
that girl is your tsf 98. but then, sometimes, a girl will come along, and
she not only |
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g*w
发帖数: 60 | 47 Don't restring your racket in Rapid Transit. They always damage the rackets,
plus the string they use is really rubbish. There is a badminton club in PSU,
playing in IM building every Saturday or Sunday afternoon around 2:00 pm. Go
there to find Pat, an American guy, and he will restring your racket for
$15(even cheapter than in Rapid Transit). He really can do a good job for it.
妈给
子成
已经开 |
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c******m
发帖数: 300 | 48 Asby sports is located in SF bay area and Badminton.net is located in San
Diego.
Both stores sells genuine Yonex racket, but their price is usually high
compare to what you pay in Asia.
If you buy your MP-77 in US and have the serial number end in US, then you
can ask the company who you buy it from to exchange one with Yonex.
I don't know which Kason racket plays like AT-700, but I tried the Carbon 1.
0, it is a pretty good racket. |
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j**********g
发帖数: 8 | 49 本人女生，力量不是很大，个字不是很高，算介于初级和中级之间的水平。
想买个牌子，100以内吧，尽量80以内。
在考虑这几个：
ProKennex TriFlex 6666 Badminton Racket
Victor Beryllium 3500 Badminton Racket
Head Airflow 5 Badminton Racket
Yonex MP45
最后问个弱弱的问题，87g和80g区别大么？ Head拍子好么？
多谢了~~ 我已经查了一下午了...崩溃边缘 |
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k*w
发帖数: 2063 | 50 Try to use tennis racket to play badminton.. But only for 10-15 minutes
... too much will hurt your wrist.
Play slowly and firmly, don't try to swing fast, or use wrist to play.
It enhances your all arm force, from should to elbow (forearm).
Use other heavier rackets also help your force, like racquetball
racket. |
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