So I am going to incorporate that into my hitting sessions. Ladder and hurdle work etc

I am 27 😃

I am 27 😃

Thanks so much! We are really looking forward to sharing it with you.

Thank you!!

Thanks very much. Keep us updated with how you are getting on with your progress as well 💪

So that is what next months episode is going to be on but in short I tend to focus on a lot of leg power work with some core control and then small upper body bits to prevent injuries

Hey Charlie, Yes I heard the same. When I last spoke to a Badminton England representative they gave me the impression that it would use the current system. But obviously something we are going to need to keep and eye on and get confirmed.

We can’t wait to show you the next episode, we are excited about sharing David’s journey. All the best with your training towards your goal.

Thanks for the positive comment, we are really looking forward to sharing David’s progress. There will be lots of things players will be able to take away and add to their own training 👍

Hi Ryan, great questions. I would first start by entering some tournaments. You can do that with a Badminton England membership and enter on be.tournamentsoftware. If you haven’t played one before I would enter a Bronze level tournament and see how you go. This will get you a ranking and a grading. Regarding getting to a national level and onwards. I would split your game into 4 sections, Technical, tactical, physical and mental. Try and do something each week that focuses on those areas. Set yourself small targets and aim to smash them 💪

@@TheBadmintonZoneHQ Thankyou David, I will try my best

Thanks very much, we are really looking forward to this series. Thanks for your support.

Thanks so much!

Thanks very much 👍

Fingers crossed David can get there 👍

Thank you for the great comment. That’s a fantastic idea!! I’m glad you are going to be keeping up with the journey 😃

Thanks very much, we are both really looking forward to this series particularly

Thanks very much for your support.

Not sure if that’s a good thing or not but either way thanks for taking the time to comment and hope you found the video useful.

Noted 👍

Sometimes easy to forget to add variety.

Yes we would agree with that it’s about picking the right smash in the right situation. Adding variety is a great option when at the back of the court to give your opponent more to look for.

The arcsaber 11 pro is a bit more balanced on the weight, the 700 pro is a head light racket. The arcsaber has a stiffer shaft where as the 700 pro has a medium flex. What did you think of the 700 pro design? Do you use the Arcsaber pro at the moment?

Yes we do and you can get 5% discount using code TBZ5 👍

@@TheBadmintonZoneHQ Many thanks for the feedback. I will definitely use them to order racket.

Thanks for the comment, lots of valid points in there for sure. He is such an exciting player at his best and would be great for the sport if he can repeat his top level more consistently. Pleased you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching 👍

@@Unifite1 thanks 👍

@@TheBadmintonZoneHQ no problem

Thanks very much, pleased you enjoyed it 👍

We hope you found the video useful.

Thanks very much, we really appreciate the positive feedback. 👍

Pleased you liked it 👍

Thanks very much for the positive comment. Pleased you enjoyed. Make sure you check out our other live lessons on our channel. 👍

@@dumble97 glad you liked it. Check out our live lessons playlist on our channel. Loads more in there for you to watch 👍

Thanks for taking the time to comment. Yes we have listened to the feedback from others as well, this was one of our first videos and have adapted our presentation style since this release. Pleased you still found it useful. 👍

🤞 What were your thoughts on the new 700 range? Thanks for watching

@@TheBadmintonZoneHQ if i have money,i would try the pro one,but still concern because of its durability

@@sxn7355 we liked the pro version, the design grew on us as well. 👍

No, not on this occasion. They have released the 4U and 5U versions. Hope you liked the review.

Thanks

Thanks very much, pleased you liked it. Did you like the new design of the racket?

@@TheBadmintonZoneHQ haven’t received my pre-order. The dark purple/rainbow design looks unconventional but interesting to me. I think I’ll grow to like it.

@@itsray828 yes we quite liked the darker model as well in the end .

@@TheBadmintonZoneHQ your video is the first I could find on KZbin with a proper review, so thanks 😊 I’m glad I held off on buying the NF800 2nd gen. This seems better. I needed a lighter racquet in my bag for the arm fatigue / consecutive play days.

@@itsray828 pleased you enjoyed it. Let us know how you get on with the new racket once it’s released. 👍

It maybe something they are considering for future releases.

Glad you liked it!

Unfortunately they have been sent back now. Pleased you liked the review

We hope to do some more reviews going forwards, was mainly going to be on new releases but if you’re wanting to hear about existing rackets then it’s something we could look into.

Not sure I’m afraid, we were told Arisa Higashino was from Japan.

Shida is using the 800. Chae Yoo Jung is currently using this racket.

@@Doc_Mitch thanks for confirming 👍

Yes the stiffness is very similar but the 700 pro is more head light than the Arcsaber 7 pro which is considered a more neutral balance.

Yes sorry missed that miss type when checking the video 😂

Thanks very much for the positive comment

They all bring very similar characteristics as part of the same Nanoflare family. The 700 game had a hi flex shaft and still had that light whippy feel to it. Did you like the new design of the racket? That in itself is very different to the other Nanoflare rackets in the range.

@@TheBadmintonZoneHQ thanks! I love the sunset version of the new racket more, silver isn't really doing it for me.

Completely agree, it’s sometimes an undervalued area and so vitally important. Thanks for watching.