What do you guys think about this?...
The two handed tennis racquet??? Personally I think it's just ridiculous!
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Permalink Reply by Gregory Halmay on -
Hi Tim You don't hold two handles with one hand. You have one hand on one handle the other hand on the other handle. Two hands on the right side, or two hands on the left side AND most of us that use it play single handed left forehand and single handed right forehand. It is actually quite simple. Anything new in the beginning just seems complicated because we are not familar to it. If you are in LA, there are people that would hook up with you..
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Permalink Reply by Tim Prapong on -
Definitely, Gregory. I brought a few friends with me to the L.A. Tennis Open and we were curious. If we could borrow a demo racquet or use one with your friends there, that would be very cool. I am in L.A. every Friday and Saturday hitting with my buddies.
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Permalink Reply by Mark / The Mayor on -
If you and Gregory arrange this. You must take a video! We'd love to see it on here!
Tim Prapong said:Definitely, Gregory. I brought a few friends with me to the L.A. Tennis Open and we were curious. If we could borrow a demo racquet or use one with your friends there, that would be very cool. I am in L.A. every Friday and Saturday hitting with my buddies.
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Permalink Reply by Tim Prapong on
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If there were four racquets and doubles, that would be wild! I have a little camera and possibly volunteers. :)
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Permalink Reply by Mike Dong on -
Yes, I would love to see a video of the first time users on the double handed racquet!
Tim Prapong said:If there were four racquets and doubles, that would be wild! I have a little camera and possibly volunteers. :)
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Permalink Reply by Tim Prapong on
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Actually, I'd like to see how it's done. With experienced guys on it. Wonder how to serve with that handle angled like that.
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Permalink Reply by Peter Freeman on -
Say it ain't so!!! that is a joke
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Permalink Reply by Mike Dong on
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It's as real and serious as a heart attack Peter. There's actually a group of users on Tennisopolis! Check out the video here:
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Permalink Reply by Tim Prapong on
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Did you see the Battistone brother's jump serve? He's a rightie, tosses with his RIGHT with racquet on his LEFT, then he switches racquet to his RIGHT, jumps and hits. Incredible timing and he gets alot of pop.
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Permalink Reply by Tim Prapong on
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I know I felt the same way at first, Peter. But I'm going to give it a try, especially after seeing the video Mike's posted.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Dong on
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I did, It's like a hybrid of a volleyball/tennis serve. Very unique.
Tim Prapong said:Did you see the Battistone brother's jump serve? He's a rightie, tosses with his RIGHT with racquet on his LEFT, then he switches racquet to his RIGHT, jumps and hits. Incredible timing and he gets alot of pop.
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Permalink Reply by Tim Prapong on
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haha! He aced the reporter with the big racquet. :D
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