Search Results

Search Again
  1. fatbird
    Post

    AT800 Reviews

    It is no secret that Japanese manufacturers keep the superior products for domestic market and shipped the others to overseas. Eg., if you think...
    Post by: fatbird, May 21, 2004 in forum: Badminton Rackets / Equipment
  2. fatbird
    Post

    AT800 Reviews

    Quote: Tonight I got hold of the AT800 SP versions. I was comparing them to my JP version and I didnt notice any difference, in weight,...
    Post by: fatbird, May 19, 2004 in forum: Badminton Rackets / Equipment
  3. fatbird
    Post

    Who is comming?

    Heard today on TV - Sport World (TVB Jade, Hong Kong) that the World Championship will be not be staged.
    Post by: fatbird, Apr 27, 2003 in forum: World Championships 2003
  4. fatbird
    Post

    How to paint your raquet?

    I tried it. It is MUCH more difficult than one think. Firstly, you have to take out the grommet and remember each individual location. Secondly,...
    Post by: fatbird, Oct 17, 2002 in forum: Badminton Rackets / Equipment
  5. fatbird
    Post

    How do you get doubles players to work well together?

    In pairing amateur doubles, the first consideration is who can be the wing-man. Simply put, the one who is capable of covering the court or taking...
    Post by: fatbird, Oct 4, 2002 in forum: Techniques / Training
  6. fatbird
    Post

    match 4

    This semi is going wild. What a semi!!! All eyes on the 3rd set.
    Post by: fatbird, May 16, 2002 in forum: Thomas/Uber Cup 2002
  7. fatbird
    Post

    match 3.

    I suspect the young Chinese single players are too arrogant (?? can't find a better word). They just think the game is over when they are enjoying...
    Post by: fatbird, May 16, 2002 in forum: Thomas/Uber Cup 2002
  8. fatbird
    Post

    match 3.

    7-5. Hafiz won. China may kiss goodbye to T/C
    Post by: fatbird, May 16, 2002 in forum: Thomas/Uber Cup 2002
  9. fatbird
    Post

    match 3.

    6-5 now. Hafiz leading. Can you believe it.
    Post by: fatbird, May 16, 2002 in forum: Thomas/Uber Cup 2002
  10. fatbird
    Post

    match 3.

    5-2 now. Whenever Bao leads by a big margin, he starts to make mistakes.
    Post by: fatbird, May 16, 2002 in forum: Thomas/Uber Cup 2002
  11. fatbird
    Post

    match 3.

    Just a follow up. Bao lead 4-1 before losing 7-4 in the 2nd. Leading 6-2 and missed 7 game point and lost 8-7 in the 3rd. Won comfortably 7-1 in...
    Post by: fatbird, May 16, 2002 in forum: Thomas/Uber Cup 2002
  12. fatbird
    Post

    match 3.

    2 sets all. Bao made too many mistakes. He definite has an upper hand. Grest match.
    Post by: fatbird, May 16, 2002 in forum: Thomas/Uber Cup 2002
  13. fatbird
    Post

    match 3.

    First time I saw Bao plays. He's just top-notch. I think he is the best single in China's man squad. He'll win unless something major happens.
    Post by: fatbird, May 16, 2002 in forum: Thomas/Uber Cup 2002
  14. fatbird
    Post

    BG65 lifetime

    If you strung at 30lbs, you don't need to use the so called "control" or "feel" string such as BG85 or BG88Ti. Stick to BG65, it save you money...
    Post by: fatbird, Feb 2, 2002 in forum: Badminton String
  15. fatbird
    Post

    Gade is not learning

    I worked in the national team, not playing in. To train up a top player, he needs at least 4 to 5 playing partners with various styles to sharpen...
    Post by: fatbird, Jun 11, 2001 in forum: 2001 Sudirman Cup / World Championships
  16. fatbird
    Thread

    Gade is not learning

    Thread by: fatbird, Jun 10, 2001, 12 replies, in forum: 2001 Sudirman Cup / World Championships
  17. fatbird
    Post

    Gade is not learning

    The problem with Gade is that he keep playing his own style and not learning from his defeat. The WC is just the repeat of AE S/F with Gopi. H is...
    Post by: fatbird, Jun 10, 2001 in forum: 2001 Sudirman Cup / World Championships
Showing results 1 to 17 of 17
Search Again