Me, The All-Time Desultory

I'm still drained over lastnight game.

Decided to buzz up this uncle from BC for some adrenaline rush after class as Sunday is never a pleasantly relaxing one since I signed up for CLP. Prior to that, I have done sufficient research on the location of the Club asides trying level best to 're-align' my rusted skill.

Game was costly but interestingly satisfying. They acted like amateur but play like expert! Once again, I'm the only lady player. A glance at their stroke, I knew the games are gotta be real tough.

Most of the players are at their later forties. close to 65% of them are wearing kneeguards with some minor injuries over the body. There is two fast players in their teen and one in his sixties! What a bunch of enthusiast eh? I pray for consistent/better performance on my part whilst looking at them warming up.

The game lasted for more than 3 hours and I was so drenched by mid of 2nd game, losing count to the amount of games I've played. This group is hell stronger compare to the previous few I joined though they claimed that they are bunch of old man. Indeed, they are way better, best group I join thus far. In between games, we chatted abit then more games resume, free-flow of shuttlecock...

Special thumbs up to Khaw, whose son is also a state player currently studying in Singapore. His (Khaw) back hans is clear, stroke is consistent, smashing is powerful, drop-shot no problem, defence equally amazing. I'm in trouble lolzz~~

By the way, I was thrased, badly haaa! but I enjoyed the entire 3.5hours of good game!

Though they are alot better, I decided to join them on regular basis, upon telling them about my concern to slow down the pace of games. They are kind enough to give praises blabla, inviting me for more games. I happily accede.

Now if I'm granted 3 wish, first I seriously hope my revision schedule won't clash with this game, secondly I would hope for real progress & improvement to fight them on par in the court and lastly, close my CLP chapter. See, I still remember where the priority lies...