Is it worth the extra money for the 4x8 when doing roundoff backhandsprings?
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This mat can accommodate one move. For combo moves, go with the longer mat.
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I would recommend visiting the Wilson Staff website to get the particulars. What I can say is that I could play either, yet I chose the Duo because it is a longer ball for me with excellent approach, green side and putting characteristics. It is an attractive ball as well.
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You'll see product descriptions for each at TennisWarehouse.com. The 4 is lighter and has a larger head, so it's better for the less experienced, developing player who needs additional help generating power. http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/Headracquets.html
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I think it is the price! The trx probably comes with workout, but they are basically the same. Youtube has lots of workouts! Check that before you buy it, my favorite is Fraiset Quelch(sp)
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I bought our own turf. I prefer a softer surface, and likely the "fat" shots may be a bit masked, but I would rather save my joints from impact and the net return is an awesome way to practice at home. I use it daily.
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The Sport holds less weight and the smaller size affects tracking more than the larger version. Meaning you might have to work a little more to go straight line, but at the same time- turns on a dime. Overall, these Advanced Elements kayaks are excellent with regards to portability, speed in the water and build. Personally, I like the larger AF because I can haul a little more gear with it and have more deck space to lay out stuff.
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I'd go with the 40. I have the quantum Cabo 40 on it and it balances perfectly. Since everyone has different preference, you should just try it on b4 you buy if you want the perfect match.
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For a beginner, there is no significant difference between the 5h and the 4h; whichever is in the set will be great to learn with. (to break 90 with)
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10.5 club is worth the money. the club is flexible, not hard and solid. It corrects hooks too.
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Not really. The 3x9, when set at 3 may be easier to locate targets that are moving or close than the 4x12 would be if set on 4. I have one 3x9 and one 4x12, on two different rifles. I consider the two so similar that they are basically interchangeable.
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The msrx is much quicker than the 120sr... definitely will entertain you and improve your reflexes. You could also consider a nano cpx, which is similarly quick and has the added benefits of a collective heli. I have a 120sr bnf, msrx rtf, and nano cpx bnf. I'm still practicing good coordinated turns, no inverted stuff yet, but I like the way the nano flys the best.
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These are two wonderful lens. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. Lets start with the f/4 IS. You have great IS capable of shooting sharp images up to to four stops without a tripod. However, you will not be able to stop the action in low light because of the F/4 aperture. IS fixes the shakes from your hands, it has no effect of freezing action in low or dim light. You could raise your ISO, but then you have to worry about noise. The weight of the F/4 will be much more comfortable around your neck than the f/2.8 because it weighs almost half as much. The price of the f/4 is another factor. Its around $500.00 bucks cheaper. The f/2.8 IS is a beast that will produce fantastic images but you are going to pay a price for it. It's heavy and you need to have deep pockets. On the other hand if sports is your thing and creating fantastic images with great bokeh than why not splurg and get what you really want. Are you shooting indoor sports? You should probably consider the f/2.8. Either way you are going to spend some money and you might as well get the one that is going to fit your needs. To sum up if you are shooting indoor sports i would go with the 2.8. If not the f/4 will not dissappoint you.
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If you get a Spring with good annealing it will definitely help (I have gotten 4 on warrenty but they compressed and lost power) but range and accuracy are mainly affected by your hop-up. Good hop-up means consistant tight groups and great range do to the back spin keeping it up. I also recommend .3g bb's.
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It depends on the balance between spin and control. So it depends on your style of play. I can only answer for me, not you.
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Big upgrades. A lot more exercises, and Bowflex Xtreme 2 is the no-change cable pulley system. This allows the user to change from several different exercises without interrupting the workout to adjust or re-route pulleys. The no-change cable feature not only saves time, but prevents too long of a rest between movement. They made big improvements over the se. In my opinion it's worth spending the couple hundred for the 2se. I own the 2se and love it and so much better over the previous as I owned that as well.
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Remember if you are planning on going to 32 gigs its better to have a match set, if you are only planing on using 16gb and later on upgrade than get 2X8 matching sticks. The board is design for a match set and performs better.
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No...The paddle is pretty good and it's a heavy mid range paddle. For the price you can't beat it. My rating is about 1800 and I'm very aggressive player. This paddle is just a bet slow for my attack game but perfect for my backhand defense.