¿¿ Cómo ver los parámetros de la raqueta de bádminton?

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2023-03-01

Cuando se trata de deportes, mucha gente piensa en correr, nadar, jugar al baloncesto, etc. pero en la vida real, correr es difícil de aguantar porque es aburrido. Por lo tanto, algunas personas renunciarán a correr y elegirán otros deportes, y el evento que quiero presentarles aquí es bádminton.

When it comes to sports, many people think of running, swimming, playing basketball and so on. But in real life, the sport of running is hard to stick to because it's boring. Therefore, some people will give up running and choose other sports, and the project I want to introduce to you here is badminton.

The sport of badminton may seem high-end to everyone, but it is not. Badminton is a competitive sport, it will not be as boring or boring as running.

Having said so much, let's get to the point. If you want to join the sport of badminton, you need to be equipped with one or several professional rackets. What I want to introduce to you here are some parameters of the racket.

Rackets can be divided into three categories: offensive and defensive. The decision of the racket is determined by the following five aspects: Weight, Grip, Tension, Balance, Stiffness.

Weight racket weight

There are three standards for racket weight, namely 3u, 4u, 5u (u is the weight unit)

3u: 85-89.9g 4u: 80-84.9g

5u: 75-79.9g

Next, I will explain in five steps.

Grip Grip Size (Thickness)

Tension threading pounds

There are two symbols "H" and "V" here, "H" represents a horizontal line, and "V" represents a vertical line.

Take this shot as an example:

"H" horizontal line threading pounds <= 24 pounds;

"V" vertical line threading pounds <= 22 pounds.

Therefore, no matter whether we are choosing or re-changing the racket to pull the poundage, we should not exaggerate, because the poundage should be in the high poundage range when threading, otherwise the racket will be easily deformed.

Balance balance point

The racket I gave you as a reference does not have this parameter. The parameter of balance is the same as the parameter of stiffness.

The balance point refers to the distance from the back of the racket to the fulcrum. The larger the value, the heavier the racket head (HH), and the smaller the value, the lighter the racket head (HL).

The value I mentioned here refers to which side the solid point on the balance point parameter bar is close to. The closer (HH) means the heavier the racket head; on the contrary, the closer (HL) means the lighter racket head.