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Welcome to the review of the Yonex Arcsaber 7 Pro badminton racket! In this review, we will take a look to see what has been improved in this ...
Aside from the usual 3U and 4U variants for badminton rackets, there has been a sudden emergence of 5U rackets and even the lighter 6U and F varian...
Buying shoes can be hard especially if you are buying them online since different shoe brands may be sized differently. This guide will teach you h...
The name badminton initially was called poona, which stemmed from the city of Pune in India. Dating back to the 18th century, poona is the descenda...
As a doubles player, the Victor Wrist Enhancer 140 Racket (https://teammcdermott.com/collections/victor-badminton-rackets/products/victor-wrist-enhancer-140-...
The Transition from Badminton to Pickleball Trying out pickleball for the first time with a badminton background? Rest assu...
The Tokyo Olympics are finally here! The tournament will be separated into a Preliminaries Round (Group Stage) and Elimination Round stretching fro...
This blog will give a brief insight on the focus of badminton: the shuttlecock! With so many brands that vary in prices and physical appearance, it...
This guide is projected to players who have “sweaty” hands or who overall find their hands slip from using regular grip tape. One of the most underrated aspects in badminton which involves using the right type of grip, can be a vital part in one’s performance, through comfortability and ability to execute a players’ favourite shots.
Before you choose a badminton string, here are some basic facts and terminology you should familiarize yourself with: All strings stretch, like e...
Head Light badminton rackets have a balance point more towards the handle therefore making the racket easier to handle. The advantage of a head lig...
Head Heavy badminton rackets have a balance point more towards the head therefore giving you more momentum in your swing. The advantage of a head...
