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As a novice, how many brands are you familiar with in the badminton rackets such as YY, VICTOR, Kawasaki, Li Ning , Kason, Bonny33bonny? 2U/3U/4U, do you know what it means? What the hell is G2/G3/G4? There are also a bunch of parameters that are enough to make badminton novice confused and scratch their heads!
When you are about to get into the pit, the racket is an unavoidable step. How to choose? Searching online at
, there are a lot of posts, which will probably make you faint. When I ask my friend, I will still be dizzy when I talk a lot. After all, you may know nothing about rackets. You may have played them before, but it is just a racket. You have no sense of any material, brand, parameters, and characteristics!
Right, you can also go to the store for consultation. Be careful, the store is generally the one who can fool you the most.
Come on, listen to my suggestions. If a beginner gets into the trap, you can remember three points of the racket!
No matter what brand it is, you can accept a certain color scheme with a price of less than 500 yuan. Don’t believe in any brand, model, or feature. As a novice, those are not important. What is important is to control costs, because you don’t know which day a zipper will break, which is a high probability event for novices.
Remember one parameter, 4U (or 4U or above). This parameter represents the weight of the racket, and the larger the number, the lighter the weight. It is best for beginners to play 4U or above. Don’t think that you have strong hands and handles and are powerful, that is brute force. Badminton emphasizes clever force exerting force and the forearm drives fingers and wrists to exert force. It relies on clever force -inch force . The lighter the weight, the easier it is to exert force. Novices have no experience in exerting force, so light rackets are more suitable.
figure out the softness and hardness of the racket. The harder the midscore, the more suitable the offense and ball control, and the softer the midscore, the more suitable the defense and leverage. As a novice, choosing a racket with a soft mid-rod will make it easier for you to fight, especially when you don’t know how to exert force, it can also avoid unnecessary arm muscle fatigue or even strain.
Remember the above 3 points, and when your rank is up, your understanding of badminton has reached a new level, it is not too late to spend time choosing a racket that suits you better.
