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Oggy

and the Cockroaches
Dec 27, 2005
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#2
My man!

I’m going through same addiction. I started playing almost 2 months ago, but man I’m hooked.

Every available moment I have, I’m trying to play it, I even go out and just hit the ball of the wall, practicing it.
 
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IliveForJuve

IliveForJuve

Burn this club
Jan 17, 2011
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    My man!

    I’m going through same addiction. I started playing almost 2 months ago, but man I’m hooked.

    Every available moment I have, I’m trying to play it, I even go out and just hit the ball of the wall, practicing it.
    Yep, I started playing about 2 months ago too. I got a beginner racket after a couple of games but I couldn't resist the urge to get a high end one :tuttosport: I'm trying it tomorrow.

    Did you have any prior racket sports experience? I didn't but I feel I've progressed a lot these past couple months.
     

    Buck Fuddy

    Lara Chedraoui fanboy
    May 22, 2009
    10,722
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    Padel is just another dumb hype. :rolleyes:


    So, needless to say I've bought a racket myself as well. I've only played it a few times so far, and I'm worse at it than Timothy Weah is at football, but it is A LOT of fun. I understand why it became so popular, so fast.
     
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    IliveForJuve

    IliveForJuve

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    Jan 17, 2011
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    I know, I renting the racket but eventually I bought this beauty: https://noxsport.com/en/products/equation-advanced

    I played tennis but that was like 15 yrs ago, and it was recreational, I wasn’t that good.

    Yeah, I noticed some progress, my goal is to play it 2-3 time per week to get really better.
    That is a very good racket for a beginner and intermediate player.

    I just played with my Nox AT10 Genius 12k (2023) for the first time today and it is a thousand times better than the shit I was using before. I'd recommend it 10/10. I'd definitely advise a beginner to skip the "beginner rackets" (anything under £80) and go for a mid to high end soft racket.
     

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