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I would like to give and send my deepest thanks for you Sir Paul for the free tutorials and infos you share here, sir.

I'm a 22 yr old young adult who recently played again after stopping for 1.5 yrs. I was very active and competent before when i was still 16-20 yrs.,but when my Yonex Carbonex _ (i dont remmber the model anymore, sorry :( ) broke after my last match in college, i eventually stopped.coz, i dont have budget for expensive bdmintons. But right now, after having my first company work, and earnings, i recently bought an oldie Yonex Nanospeed 200 gutted with Asthaway MicroLegend @22 lbs tension,and i'm starting to light my passion for badminton on fire again. After googling many tutorials, thnk God i found your site/forum. Ive been following your tutorials for about a week now and ive been noticing changes and improvements physically, as well as in the game.. How i wish i could bring back my agility,power & control back when i was young..

I really liked your armchair exercises sir.,especially the one with a stone string-attached to racquet.,and the hammer excercise ^_^ i am fond of those kind of exercises, i mean- excercises that may not professionally look clinical, but very effective in terms of benefits.. I'm looking forward for the upcoming excercises similar to those sir.,if you have extra time. :)

Sorry for my english sir, but i really wnted u to know how i am thnkful for those tutorials and info you shared here..

More power to you and God bless your life, Sir.!

Post edited 5:43 am – August 19, 2010 by raventech

Hi sir! Thank u for the quick reply sir., and one thing that also amazes me is how quick u are in replying to posts,. it mustve been tiring, but it much more inspires me when experts/professionals like you are willing to help, guide, and even give FREE-lessons..

Dont u mind if its okey that i post my weekly performance/playability log and share my badminton experience?

I haven't been to any formal lessons or training before, but i learnt few basics of badminton way back 4 years of high school and two years of college.. I always join intramurals (sports fests) in our school, and lucky enough to win doubles and mixed doubles most of the times.. but ever since i stepped into a professional/standard court/game, i humbly admitted my lack of basic training, proper playing.. I know there are similar players here like me.. Who learnt in the hard way, and thru this online research/readings..

If its okey here, ill post my personal experience learning badminton, along ur guidance..ill post pictures of my games, my gears, and even videos.,

Thanks a lot Sir.Paul., for considerate attention and warm welcome..