Comments for Badminton Racket

Comment on Tennis Racquets by Mary-Kathryn Fujiyama

Mary-Kathryn Fujiyama — Mon, 14 May 2012 01:42:35 +0000

Are you from The eu? It appears like you are not, however it is hard to say to. It might make a difference.No, there won't be tennis products industrial facilities in The european union. They are all manufactured in The far east. Naturally, whereever the organization you might be that represent uses since it's platform, is what you use for distribution. I wonder knowing exactly what a rep even does? Will you be a sporting activities shop? You need to get in touch with each and every business immediately. You should become a distributor for all those tennis games racquets? That could imply you wish to be considered a sports activities look. A supplier presents a person organization, i. Ourite. Wilson, each and every them.

Comment on Badminton-Backhand Clear Skill (4) How to Move Your Racket by vietvista

vietvista — Sun, 13 May 2012 20:53:30 +0000

oh my god, i did it the wrong way all the time
what a waste of points !
i thank you very much !

Comment on Badminton-Backhand Clear Skill (4) How to Move Your Racket by coachingbadminton

coachingbadminton — Sun, 13 May 2012 19:45:30 +0000

I hope it works for you. Lee

Comment on Badminton-Backhand Clear Skill (4) How to Move Your Racket by Dr0Bam

Dr0Bam — Sun, 13 May 2012 18:37:30 +0000

So do you follow through with your wrist or do you stop it halfway through the contact?

Comment on Badminton-Backhand Clear Skill (4) How to Move Your Racket by coachingbadminton

coachingbadminton — Sun, 13 May 2012 17:29:30 +0000

If you try to stop at the impact, you will create more power. When you are very much under pressure, you do not have time and space to follow through. Lee

Comment on Badminton-Backhand Clear Skill (4) How to Move Your Racket by smjain11

smjain11 — Sun, 13 May 2012 16:21:30 +0000

Only question to my mind is that if shuttle has already gone behind on the backhand. What is the shot we should play to come back

Comment on Badminton-Backhand Clear Skill (4) How to Move Your Racket by coachingbadminton

coachingbadminton — Sun, 13 May 2012 15:13:30 +0000

Very good question, not slow drop because opponent can kill, not high clear(unless you can hit deep rear court) as he can smash, not cross drive or drop as you will be too far to take his straight shot. The best shot under real pressure and you are very late then straight bit fast flat drop(long drop). In this way he can not kill(as it is flat) he can not do tight net drop(as he has to take away from the net as you hit bit fast) I call it nothing shot to come back. Lee

Comment on Badminton-Backhand Clear Skill (4) How to Move Your Racket by gaponamorima

gaponamorima — Sun, 13 May 2012 14:05:30 +0000

can you make a video of this one. I can not quite understand when i read it. thanks.

Comment on Tennis Racket Theorem by drdanku

drdanku — Fri, 11 May 2012 21:44:16 +0000

. . . I do know how to spell "principal" (see the description of the video) . . . I just made the simple mistake of using the similar sounding but different meaning "principle" instead when I made the title slides. And, once I realized the mistake after posting the video, I didn’t feel like removing it, remaking it and reposting it. So, my mistake is out there in public for all to see, as you so generously pointed out.

Comment on Tennis Racket Theorem by fortyluv

fortyluv — Fri, 11 May 2012 20:36:16 +0000

Any non narcissist would overlook a minor misspelling. Especially when it is clear the author knows and understands the correct spelling and usage.
But then this pretty much is to be expected of a narcissist.