The Badminton God

One of the things that is also important for badminton players are the Grips, and actually there is so much in choosing a badminton grip than meets the eye. Badminton players can be classified as Control or Power player.  Control players often uses a variety of shots to score. He/She may use clears, net shots, drops and other deception techniques all Control players like long rallies and rely on their opponents to make a mistake caused by their accurate and deceptive shots.  The Power players are the more aggressive type of playing style. They are the players who rely on their smashes, jump smashes and drives, they win games by overwhelming their opponents with relentless sequence of strikes and attacks. However, when you choose your badminton grip you need to be aware of the thickness of the grip as this will definitely cause you to inadvertently grip your racket tightly/loosely. Here are the 2 different badminton grips that most players are looking for; 1. Rubb...

After you bought your racket on some amazing badminton shop, now it’s time to string it. One of the priorities in playing badminton if that your racket fits your fire power and by maximizing your fire power you need to have the perfect string tension. The string tension in a badminton racket plays a major role in the ability of the player to hit a shot well because if strings are too slack and your performance will drop below optimum. It is vitally important to not only get the perfect strings for your racket but also your ability level. So here are some of the facts and tips on what string tension you should use. Beginners/Intermediates – 16-22lbs If we are talking about the stringing, the words that always come up is the sweet spot it is the part of the string bed that produces the best result from contract with a shuttle. Let’s put it in simple ways like the lower the tension of a rackets strings, the larger the sweet spot, so saying this it will increase the likelihood o...