Obviously this guy is from out of this world because with china 1.3 billion population, they still can't find a replacement. As for his more rally style of play after 2009, yes it pays off handsomely
Maybe just maybe victory can remove that mental barrier but its still going to be short lived Because every time he thinks of the skewed h2h he will get screwed again Much of this happening to him now is because of what he is doing to himself. Its unlike those days when he was virtually a stress free player
Well, judging from the previous records.... Peter Gade - Arcsaber 10 PG, Voltric 80 PG Taufik Hidayat - Z Slash TH, Arcsaber 11 TH Lee Chong Wei - Armortec 900 LCW, Z-Force 2 LCW .... there might be TWO limited editions of Lin Dan coming our way.... Z-Speed LD and....
So... what will you be doing with the previous rackets / clothes which you bought to emulate Lin Dan?
Not totally I believe. The other day my coach did bring to z-speed for me to try. One was Jap. Code, another Sin. Code. I said I did not believe in those code differences and he said try them. Well, the Japan coded z-speed was surprisingly head heavy. I play with a n90 first gen, and tried also that night the zf-II, and though they were all more head heavy then the Japan coded z-speed, it was not by much.
Different head shape, frame design, 'normal' specs....a very heavy, but medium balanced racket will play different from a normal weight HH one...
Yes, i did mot mesure the balance point or anything, but the feeling of the z-speed (though not the Singapore coded one) was very potent, attack-oriented for me (no Lin Dan in any way I must say). I still liked better my n90 though.
After all the confusing back and forth information, one final time Has Lin Dan finally changed over to Yonex?
