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Tips for Regular Badminton Racket Maintenance Keeping the racket clean and stringing it frequently are just a few things that will assist but you should do a few other stuff to maintain your racket in top shape.
How to Take Care of your Badminton Shoes It is very essential to take care of your Badminton Shoes. Whatever fabric your shoes are made of, no matter how expensive and high-quality shoes they are, but if you don't maintain and clean your shoes timely, they will accumulate dust and thus have a negative impact.
"Regular cycle maintenance gives you a much smoother riding experience." - Sunil Mondal, cycle servicing workshop technician, Decathlon KolkataSunil Mondal joined Decathlon in 2015, and grew to become a cycling workshop technician for Decathlon in Kolkata. An expert technician trained in cycle servicing, he came to Don Bosco Ashalayam as a 5 year old, and started working as a teenager. "Every year, I want to help someone grow."- Sunil
Maintaining your Table Tennis RacketWe go to the sports shop -> You finally buy the racket -> Bingo! Now you are all set to play the sport! However, let me tell you that this is only 50% of the job done. The next 50% of the job is to maintain your equipment properly.
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