Back On Track-- or should I say court!

Well we started badminton consistently now and looks like finally I'll be getting good at it.

My last post about badminton told everyone as to how 'athletic' and super I was :P

Well not anymore. Since we started mid last week I have been sluggish failing to serve right and hit the smashes to finish the rally. Looks like I need to go back to the basics again before our office champs return to smack me out :)

We'll my 'Partner' and me are doing quite well in doubles and seem to be a formidable team but I feel I have lost my earlier stamina.

Time to get back on Court and get my game right!

Adios

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