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| Author: | anonimarco [ 24 Jun 2022, 22:24 ] |
| Post subject: | Returning to training after 10 years and without a racket :( |
Hello everyone! After 10 years I am returning to training, I never competed except for amateur championships and the racket I used was made of used parts (in my country the sport was not very popular and it was very difficult to find equipment to play without spending a lot of money). I played with the following rubbers: Yasaka Mark V M2 in FH and DHS Hurricane III Neo in BH (purchased used in good condition from a local player). The blade was very slow and of low quality, I don't even remember the brand. From what I've been reading on the forum I would have to avoid tensor rubbers and carbon blades (ideally a 5-ply blade right?), my game type is offensive mainly FH, serve with a lot of spin (both sides ) and my BH is a bit weak in topspin. I don't want to buy something that soon falls short, since little by little I am remembering the technique and I am advancing quickly in training. Any suggestion? |
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| Author: | rakishman [ 24 Jun 2022, 22:55 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Returning to training after 10 years and without a racke |
I was in a similar situation in 2019 . I played in high school in early 2000s . I can tell you the game changed a lot and became a different ball game overall with the larger diameter plastic ball. I would recommend that you start with something that is off -. I had great feeling with septear lead and i could recommend you start that with some tensor rubbers . About your statement about tensor rubbers and carbon blades. I d say depending on your level and especially if you are an all out attacker. Either the blade or the rubber has to be fast or both . So if you go with 5 ply wood you should get fast rubbers. If you choose a super fast blade like super zlc type then choose softer rubbers to get spin and feel. It s certainly a million dollar question to which blade you d like. It s gonna be a different feel than before regardless and you d have to train and adapt. If just starting something like rakza 7 (softer ) rakza 10 would be good rubbers to start. If you want to keep the Hurricane then i d say you can stick with that too. Good luck |
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| Author: | anonimarco [ 28 Jun 2022, 09:49 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Returning to training after 10 years and without a racke |
rakishman wrote: I was in a similar situation in 2019 . I played in high school in early 2000s . I can tell you the game changed a lot and became a different ball game overall with the larger diameter plastic ball. I would recommend that you start with something that is off -. I had great feeling with septear lead and i could recommend you start that with some tensor rubbers . About your statement about tensor rubbers and carbon blades. I d say depending on your level and especially if you are an all out attacker. Either the blade or the rubber has to be fast or both . So if you go with 5 ply wood you should get fast rubbers. If you choose a super fast blade like super zlc type then choose softer rubbers to get spin and feel. It s certainly a million dollar question to which blade you d like. It s gonna be a different feel than before regardless and you d have to train and adapt. If just starting something like rakza 7 (softer ) rakza 10 would be good rubbers to start. If you want to keep the Hurricane then i d say you can stick with that too. Good luck Thanks! Im considering yasaka sweden extra, its kinda cheap and works fine. Still thinking on rubbers. Enviado desde mi iPhone utilizando Tapatalk |
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