Direction of racquet face and wrist pronation questions.
Hey guys just wondering a few questions :eek: When you move from the getting ready position to rotating 90 degrees so that you are perpendicular to the net, which direction should the racquet be facing? I thought the direction that
Forearm Pronation + Power-And yes, i read the others.
I understand that forearm pronation is essential to generate alot of power, and if im well balanced and connect properly, baseline to baseline clears ( of pretty close to it anyway:) )are not a problem usually, but when it comes to
Wrist and forearm angles
The angles of interest: Angle of pronation or supination with respect to neutral position Angle of wrist flexion or extension For example, Position 4: 80 degree pronation from neutral, 10 degree flexion, 20 degree ulnar deviation It
Components of the drive
Second, is there supination/pronation, or do you keep your racket face flat along the whole stroke and only use finger power? Im finding it hard to ask questions because honestly im very confused. If anyone could take their time to try
Overhead Forehand
hit the overhead forehand,but when i see the pros a simple touch seems to send the shuttle from baseline to baseline.Also their shots are very deceptive whereas mine are easy to read.Has it got something to do with pronation?Help plz
Inconsistency?!
i can't reach the baseline and the pronation of my forearm just doesn't seem that natural anymore cos the instantaneous pronation of the forearm right before impact produces the power right? but then i just can't get the timing
Maybe Asics
Having a high arch is quite irritating sometimes because the pronation of the foot is not as efficient as it should/could be. I like swimmingand badmintonand bladingand other sports (table tennis!
Supination
Opposé à pronation. Voilà, je suis soulagé ça n’avait rien d’important. Maintenant que j’ai la définition je Nous étions parti chercher une raquette de badminton et quelques bricoles chez Decathlon. Au rayon des chausures il a été
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