After 15 years, we finally found the forbidden knowledge! Thank you mate! Tears of joy

@KHos73

4 жыл бұрын

lol, here comes the next lcw..

@srn306x

3 жыл бұрын

ayy mate

@rudrajeetgangopadhyay4322

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂lolllll

@user-ws4gt2tb9r

2 жыл бұрын

ausssssssie

@assamtube1322

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂

Man what you did I sick!! I've been playing for almost 10 year and I think the explanation you give can't be easier to understand for a beginner!

Greatly explained, a quality video that we need in this platform. Good job!

Been waiting for this, awesome stuff

I finally gave in and made a video on it. I never did it before because WAY too many players spend too much time thinking about what racket to buy - when in reality improving your skill as a badminton player is always going to be much more important than any racket decision. But since it keeps getting asked and you do need to choose a racket at some point, I decided to make this guide. Use the information to make an informed decision, but do it quickly. It's a total waste of time to spend hours deliberating over what the ideal racket is, when you could be using that time to train instead.

@sy2see

4 жыл бұрын

Swift Badminton My point exactly. It’s good for boosting confidence I suppose.

@mr.manboi1967

4 жыл бұрын

In that link will they deliver the racket?

@tars3249

4 жыл бұрын

This info is important so players don't go buying completely off spec rackets for their level or use cases. For instance buying 5u and 6u rackets when you don't need a light weight racket or buying an extremely head heavy racket as a beginner and causing injury. If most beginner and intermediate players bought mid flex even balance 3u and 4u rackets there would be no issues but that's not always the case.

@eufronioo

4 жыл бұрын

How about length of the racket?

@tars3249

4 жыл бұрын

@@eufronioo The difference between most rackets is around 10mm, maybe 15mm between different brands. Usually in the shaft or if the head frame shape is elongated. Longer rackets may offer a bit more flex at the same stiffness levels so might offer slightly more power compared to slightly more control/accuracy of shorter rackets. But the difference is probably 1-2%.

Dude, how amazing are you! What a great video - lots of info, presented in a clear, and enjoyable manner. Thank you so much.

I would say weight 84g to 86g and stiff rackets are better. I went to a lot factories in China, plus was associated with a brand called, x-trm for 7 years. So tested a lot of rackets, I was also the test player for wilson rackets. Not easy to find that perfect racket, but good video to break it down.

Excellent video. Only a few things not covered that are also important would be the grip size (g5, g4 etc) and head design (Aero or box frame, Iso or oval, full size or compact). But I understand that grip size can usually be chosen after you have a specific racket in mind and the head design is a more advanced choice and secondary to the balance flex and weight of a racket.

Amazing explanation and examples. Thanks for the clarity to help choose a good racket... Cheers

As a new badminton player, I find this information very important. I was, at one point, going crazy over the racket specs in order to ‘improve’ my game and I came across a video on KZread that said exactly what you say: concentrate on putting the shuttle where there is a hole on the other side of the net. Since then, my game has improved a lot. Having said that, I think that shoes are very important, as I have suffered from feet and lower leg injuries. And I find that not much information is out there. I am on my 3rd (soon 4th) pair of shoes in 1,5 years of playing. And only now am I understanding what I am looking for. There are some videos on what the best shoes are, but mostly from a marketing standpoint, not from a user standpoint. Thank you very much for a very informative channel.

@abubakrkhan519

2 жыл бұрын

sir what about the shoes? can you help me with that and what raquet you use?

Amazing analogies used dude! Great explanation which are beginner-friendly. x

Love this guide! Thank you so much! 😊

This is hands down the best explanation I've come across on KZread

Your analogies are on point! 👍

Really helpful.. I think you can explain about strings and grips too in the future.. Thanks for the knowledge bro

Hey! Thanks for this really helpful video, glad too see more of it !

This is some quality content. Clear and concise.

Beautifully explained, liked & Subscribed 😁👍

thank you for this video and the racket selector!

Love you demonstration and explanation. Nicely done

Great video, and the racquet selector is a nice touch. Thank you.

Your explanations are very clear. Thank you!

Very interesting, informative , fun and helpful. Thank You!!!!

Really felt good..appreciated for the guidance in a simpler way

Im a county player and have been playing for over half my life and I learnt things I never knew

Great videos. 👍👍 Thanks for giving the important information to choose a suitable badminton racket.

This is so helpful, so glad i found this channel

Very useful information. Thanks!

Dude..you are so good...I am following you for 2 years and every video has been profitable for me

Great Video! Easy to understand!

THIS IS SO HELPFUL! thank youuu

Superb, good on you mate. Excellently made video.

This is totally helpful. Thank you ❤

Very nicely explained and good story telling

Thank a lot. Great to find an app on internet that simply helps and doesn't have advertising crap

Awesome video!!! I was wondering about the disadvantage of having a more flexiable racket for a player, stiff racket generates more power for a stronger player, less for a weaker player. A flexiable racket can help a weaker player generate more power, what does a flexiable shaft do for a stronger player? Do you do stringing videos I want to learn more about stringing rackets!! Arigato!!

“Flexible racket will bend a lot” *Also bends a Z-Force 2 lol

@scottchui9858

4 жыл бұрын

ye maybe bend a nannoray next time

@markanderson100

4 жыл бұрын

Amazing racquet, the Z-Force 2!

@velocity-xi6001

4 жыл бұрын

Mark Anderson couldn’t agree more.

@shikharvashishtha8269

3 жыл бұрын

Are you guys saying in a sarcastic way... Or Z force 2 is a really great racquet to have ?? Please tell

@shikharvashishtha8269

3 жыл бұрын

@@markanderson100 Are you guys saying in a sarcastic way... Or Z force 2 is a really great racquet to have ?? Please tell

Unfortunately, the web page doesn't verify me as a proper user and asks for a valid mail and name, while I give it :). Tried 3 different emails, so maybe something is wrong on the page itself? Thank you for the explanation, very useful!

@rainbowfashionhouse9262

3 ай бұрын

yeah you are right I also tried

@toukawisteria327

3 ай бұрын

I also faced the same problem. I wonder if anyone is managing the quiz because the prompt said the email wasn't valid.

@hey_whts_urname

2 ай бұрын

sameeee

@manavsingla3370

2 ай бұрын

same

@mohannadalghabra7175

2 ай бұрын

Same

till now..i was looking only on brand and price range when buying a racket...this was informative..

Love the content!😃

Wow very clear and well explained, good video

This really helped me af

Great info brother

This was so very helpful

Thanks for the informative video

damn your interactive racket selector??!! holy cow brilliant man! m running to use it

What an incredibly informative video. ❤️

Galing mo talaga Junnie Boy. ANG GALING!

Thank you so much for your hardwork : )

Thanks for this informational video

Very detailed and example of hammer was pretty good. great video

Thanks for this!

Great video!

Thanks for the free algorithm. I’m just getting back into Badminton after a 20 year break,

The best video there is! ❤

Thanks for the information

The most informative badminton video I have ever seen

You SMASHED IT. great video.

Thank you Jonathan for the suggestion!

Really helpful and informative video! Great work!

Thank you so much for this amazing video and after see this I understand what best 😀😀😀

Extra points for Young's Modulus! 😄 Thanks for the great video 👍

Thanks a lot bro. Priceless jewel knowledge

Best review seen so far.

I was looking for a video like this couldn't find any but you made it. Thank you

Very informmative vedio. It really helped me choose a perfect racket

Thx man loved it

oh wow this was so helpful i have always struggled to find the perfect racket

@KHos73

4 жыл бұрын

Don't blame the tools..

Bro you give the right knowledge to me thank you very much your explanation is so clear that make me understand clearly thank you so much

Thanx for the knowledge

good work !!!

SO helpful TYYY

A great explanation

you are so smart at giving analogy

This video help me to understand more about the stiffness 👍 Thank you Sir

Great vid! Few things I'd add though; - 5u is viable too, China XD female players use/d it, to be honest if they can generate 150-170+mph shots with it I think majority of us can be 'fine' with 5u. - Other negative points on stiffness is that you need to be more precise on hitting the shuttle at pace, with a flexible racket it's much much more forgiving to hit the sweet spot and generate power. This is across all skill levels. (eg try carlton vte and tell me if you can survive the hand cannon for 2 hrs) - Interchangeable features- ie a head heavy-light racket can feel very similar to even balance-heavy racket. - Aero plays a huge part on the timing of the racket and how a racket 'feels'. Eg z-slash is crazy fast frame. I am actually local to you :D give me a shout if you play at SSP (or other local clubs) sometime.

@JLneonhug

4 жыл бұрын

To add, a £20 apac/unbranded racket with nice strings is better than £120 Yonex racket with poor/dull strings.

@PanzerIV88

Жыл бұрын

@@JLneonhug interesting info! After how long do you need to replace your strings even if they are barely used? I bought a high-end 5U 70g "Blacklight Photon XL" raquet around 2012 but then I stopped playing for like 8 years. I just replaced my grip as it was all dried out, and while my string appears to be good as it is definitely not worn out, I don't know about its tension though. How can I get it verified?

@mortalyt5809

Жыл бұрын

​@@PanzerIV88 check it via a local badminton shop

@christoffelnajoan8074

8 ай бұрын

Not an expert at this, but well said

Hey Dude, Thanks for such a great video. As per the video I need to go with head heavy rackets since my game is inclined towards attacking. But the problem is there are more number of rackets with head heavy and again there is a confusion in choosing one. I have given then details of my game below, please suggest me the best racket. Thank you in advance Below are the details which you have asked for, requesting you to go through it and suggest the best racket for me : 1. Playing for 5+ years with breaks in between and using carbonex 8000 plus since then 2. Intermediate to Advance level 3. I would rate my smash skills - 8/10, Drop - 7/10, service - 9/10, Smash returns- 7/10, BackHand clear - 5/10 and movement(footwork) - 6/10 4. Shuttle I use is Mavis 350 5. My game is always an attacking game and I am good at hitting from back court. I wasn't aware that racket plays a important role in a game until once when played with my friends Muscle Power 29 light. I noticed my shots were really powerful with Muscle Power when compared to the my carbonex 8000 light. At that point I realized that I badly need to change my racket. Confused selecting between below rackets and reasons for that : 1. Muscle Power 29 light - since I played with my friend's racket and felt it was good 2. Astrox 5fx 3. Astrox 38D 4. Astrox FB 5. Astrox smash I hope you can now help me in selecting one from the above. Also open for suggestions. Preferably Yonex since I am emotionally attached with the brand. Kindly requesting you to give the reason for your selection as well

Keep up the good work

Thanks a lot for this

Great info

That was so helpful

Great vid

The video was highly helpful for me sir👏👏... Thank you so much for this😊... A new subscriber here ☝️😁

Thank you very much Great video and explanation - just buying a new racket now

the quiz doesn't work. It keeps saying add valid name and email

Best information I ever found in internet 👍👍👍

very well explained

Underrated video!

This is by far the best 👍💯 explanation how to choose for beginners and casual players.. Also an added advice for very beginners, first just buy cheap ones and find out what kind of playing style you prefer or feel like.

Great video! Just wanted to remark that unfortunately the quiz doesn't seem to be working anymore, I got to the end and pressed 'show my results' and nothing happens. I'd love to get the recommendation - thanks again

Amazing video

I am currently using a 5U racquet, head light, with 26 lbs tension. And I really love the maneuverability and the power. (Yonex Nanoray 18i) probably would switch to a head heavy with more weight and similar strength in future once my techniques and reactions are developed properly.

@despectusfastidium5060

Жыл бұрын

where did you buy it?

@jm0402

Жыл бұрын

nanoray 18i is head heavy racket

@lifeofdarshit

Жыл бұрын

@@jm0402 It's head light my friend. I have it with me.

@pheonixff991

Жыл бұрын

​@@lifeofdarshit It's head heavy I have it too

@Deeksreddy

7 ай бұрын

Is it good? I found the Racquet very stiff

At first I was here to find out how to find a racket. But after watching I found out that I’m just here to watch him hit a watermelons with a sledgehammer. Edit: thx for likes

Nice work

I like 3U gold LD-FORCE so I made 3U Z-slash heavier by YONEX power balance 4 to stick racket's head around 10-2 of a clock.

Finally found the perfect racket thx for the information

well said.. awesome example

Excellent bro

Well explained

Damn this is my first video of ur channel, I am impressed 👍✌️✌🏻