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    Yonex Towel Grips

    very good idea ;)
    Post by: iluvthesun, Feb 20, 2004 in forum: Grip
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    Ti10~!

    from my own experience, ti10 is a very durable racket. the graphite that yonex use for their top-of-the-line ti racket has got to be of the...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Feb 20, 2004 in forum: Badminton Rackets / Equipment
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    Out of your Rackets Which would you be most upset about if it broke

    Ti10 2u g4. smacked it everywhere, on ceiling, floor etc. still intact. sp version is meant to be out of production sometime this year. what do ya...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Feb 8, 2004 in forum: Broken Rackets
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    Body kinetics for power strokes

    Forearm pronation is most important, as it is where the power comes from, but relaxing your wrist and allowing it to flex (not forcing it's...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Jan 11, 2004 in forum: Techniques / Training
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    Body kinetics for power strokes

    Forearm pronation is most important, as it is where the power comes from, but relaxing your wrist and allowing it to flex (not forcing it's...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Jan 11, 2004 in forum: Techniques / Training
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    What is the ideal tension and string?

    riiight so cappy75 = ming, from paris :S Anywayz, I will answer the starting question: I have been using the BG70 Pro with my Ti10 @ 23 lbs...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Jan 10, 2004 in forum: Badminton String
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    Switching Between Iso's and Ovals

    Sorry bit off-topic here. Just interested. What country codes are your Ti10s? If they are, say, SP, then I'm very surprised at how fragile they...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Dec 29, 2003 in forum: Badminton Rackets / Equipment
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    What should it feel like when I hit the birdie?

    what should it feel like? can't describe it exactly, but if you can 'feel' sufficient amounts of energy of your swing being transfered to the...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Dec 28, 2003 in forum: General Forum
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    Shuttle position before u smash

    Same. That's probably why my smashes are less powerful than my drives. To get the same amount of power, but steeper, I have to jump and 'drive' it...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Dec 23, 2003 in forum: Techniques / Training
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    Shuttle position before u smash

    yo, i am no pro, but i think that the best position for power is above your right shoulder. this ensures that you make full use of hip rotation...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Dec 22, 2003 in forum: Techniques / Training
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    Which Yonex Strings most Durability

    hmm it's quite hard to describe. it involves 'using energy (or maybe height) from the jump' to clear the bird as far back as possible. i start my...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Dec 22, 2003 in forum: Badminton String
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    Which Yonex Strings most Durability

    bg70 pro is my first yonex string so obviously i cannot compare it to any others. i was quite disappointed with it at first. my clears never went...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Dec 22, 2003 in forum: Badminton String
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    Which Yonex Strings most Durability

    does this mean bg68ti is the yonex string with most repulsion? if that's true i'm definitely getting it. control, imho, depends more on the...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Dec 21, 2003 in forum: Badminton String
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    Mystery Yonex Racket

    [about pic] omg that is so good. did you do that yourself?
    Post by: iluvthesun, Dec 21, 2003 in forum: Badminton Rackets / Equipment
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    mp77 questions

    sorry this may be a bit too late, but... 2u rackets are generally regarded to be more durable/can take higher tensions than 3u rackets. having...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Dec 21, 2003 in forum: Badminton Rackets / Equipment
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    Christmas List 2003!!

    a lifetime supply of ti10s (maybe only 2 or 3 cos i don't break rackets that often :D)
    Post by: iluvthesun, Dec 17, 2003 in forum: General Forum
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    Will My Racket Be Okay?

    LOL... "my smash were succesfull...... my racquet were smashed into two..." sorry to hear about that *cough cough*. it's understandable...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Dec 12, 2003 in forum: Badminton Rackets / Equipment
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    Will My Racket Be Okay?

    thanks for the tips on the pinky grip. i'll try it out again tonight ;) now about my ti10. if i have to take it for a restring, would it be...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Dec 12, 2003 in forum: Badminton Rackets / Equipment
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    Yonex Ti-10 Durability

    umm, thread about my little 'accident'. http://www.badmintonforum.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=12954 ti10 is quite durable. i did the...
    Post by: iluvthesun, Dec 10, 2003 in forum: Badminton Rackets / Equipment
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    Will My Racket Be Okay?

    hahaha. you know, this pinky grip does have some of its disadvantages... broken windows, ceilings etc. thanks people for the reassuring words....
    Post by: iluvthesun, Dec 10, 2003 in forum: Badminton Rackets / Equipment
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