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Answer by David M
Both players of the team..

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take your pick ——-

YONEX PHILS. BADMINTON CLUB
Liberty Center, Shaw Blvd. Mandaluyong City
9 yonex rex courts
Contact: 531-8953; fax 533-6206

PIONEER BADMINTON
Pioneer St. cor. Reliance St. (near Citiland Bldg.) Mandaluyong
6 taraflex courts
Contact: 638-5343; 746-0828

SHUTTLE ZONE
373 Boni Ave., Mandaluyong City
6 rubber painted courts
Contact: 531-5317; fax 454-7041

SHERIDAN BADMINTON CENTER
Sheridan St. Mandaluyong City
11 taraflex courts
Membership: P2,650/year
Contact: 633-8401; fax 633-2896

METRO BADMINTON
2 Pioneer st., Mandaluyong
8 taraflex courts; 8 rubberized courts
Contact: 746-1815-16

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there are a lot of places u can play badminton

FREE OF CHARGE
Almansor Park Gym in Alhambra, Thursday 6-9pm Saturday 530-8 pm sunday 12-4 pm

Club Fees
San Gabriel Valley Badminton Club

Arcadia Badminton Club

Orange County Badminton Club

Manhattan Beach Badminton Club

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There is really no way of defining what is the best badminton racquet, it all depends on preference.
Having said that, the best racquet under 100 euros in my opinion might be different than yours.
You say you preferred light racquets. Lighter racquets are better for defense and control in general, so I’m guessing you’re more of a defensive player?
In that case, I’d recommend the Carlton Powerblade SuperLite or Carlton Airblade SuperLite. Both are rated around 84 grams, are headlight, and cost less than 100 euros.
If you’re eager to look into Yonex, I’d recommend:
- Armortec 500, you could probably find this for around 100 euros, I’m not sure. This racquet is headheavy, stiff(meaning you need more arm and wrist strength to use it), and geared towards an offensive style of play. I own this racquet and I can say in general, it is excellent for clears and smashes.
- In the muscle power series, you could probably get a mid-end racquet such as the muscle power 45 ( new model, medium flexibility with even balance, good racquet). In my opinion, all the lower Muscle Powers are not worth the buy(numbers 21,22,23,24 to 30).
- The Carbonex 20 Muscle is also a good buy, although it might be hard to find since it is a very old model, and has an oval frame instead of isometric.

These are my recommendations. I have tried the racquets listed above and they are all very good. However, I do not know your experience nor your level of play, so some of these might not suit you 100%.

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Answer by ritajbaskin
What would have happenned should we score baskeball like baseball?

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guys from denmark playing badminton. video belongs to Mikkel Brent

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Hi Nikki… *Start out by asking: ‘what drew you to the Sport of Badminton initially’?
*’Why coaching’? (listen for ‘clues’ in the answers given, for followup questions)
I assume you are ‘recording’ the interview. Offer to ‘pause’ the recording for him/her to suggest questions he/she would like to be asked.
Caution… don’t ‘hog’ the interview process; try to elicit 10 words in answer for every 1 word in your question. Be ‘gentle not confrontational’.
Sorry this is late. Best of luck.

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Answer by tiger1
not much, i like it tho its gotta be better than vegging in front of the tv. Squash will work you out!

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