"Flexible heavy racquets are ideal for control, feel, touch and avoiding arm injuries. They may lack power but you can make up for that with an elastic string at a low tension.
http://tenniselbowracquet.com"
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Thomas C replied to Tim Prapong's discussion 'Question: To use a stiffer/slightly lighter racquet or a flexible/heavier racquet?'
Mark / The Mayor left a comment for Thomas C"TC, I see you own the tenniselbowracquet site and have noticed a few responses by you. I hope that you can dive in and become a part of the community here beyond just building incoming links. Thanks,
M"
Mark / The Mayor left a comment for Thomas C"Hi, I'm Mark, the founder of Tennisopolis, the world's largest and most active tennis network. Please share Tennisopolis with your friends by supporting our Facebook page. Click here for a Guide to Meet Tennis Partners. Have a look at our…"
Thomas C replied to J's discussion 'What is your main racquet of choice?'"Some of the racquets that just came out that I am very interested in trying out are the Volkl Organix 10 325G and the Yonex Vcore 95D"
Thomas C replied to Meags's discussion 'Boris Becker Delta Core Melbourne racquet'"It looks like the Boris Becker brand stopped production I can't find any new models. Boris Becker endorsed and used Volkl for a long time before coming out with his own brand. Volkl recently came out with the Volkl Power Bridge, which uses the…"
Thomas C replied to Tim Prapong's discussion 'Question: To use a stiffer/slightly lighter racquet or a flexible/heavier racquet?'"A flexible heavier racquet is much better for your arm and has better control, touch and feel. . A heavy racquet can still be maneuverable and fast at the net if it has a head light balance; the balance does more for maneuverability than actual…"
Thomas C replied to J's discussion 'What is your main racquet of choice?'"I used the Prince Pro Tour for 4 years and since they stopped making it, I just replaced it with the Prince ex03 tour. I love the contol, feel touch and accuracy I do keep the string tension a little bit lower to help with the power."
Thomas C replied to Tim Prapong's discussion 'What is your "most wanted 2012 racquet"?'"I agree the Head IG Prestige Pro is a great racquet, but I like the HEAD Youtek IG Prestige MP a little better it is just a slightly lighter and more flexible. I find the feel and control better and its more manueverable."
Thomas C replied to Mr. Jessie L.'s discussion 'What's the best cure for tennis elbow?'"You might want to look into replacing your racquet and string it with some more elastic strings. If you go to http://tenniselbowracquet.com there is a list of the top 10 racquets and top 10 strings to use to help with tennis elbow.
Good luck!"
Thomas C replied to Danielle Duce's discussion 'Racquets!!'"Hello,
The best way to get a nice blend of power and control while achieving a very arm friendly racquet is to find a racquet that is flexible and choose strings that are elastic and keep the tension low. You can find a good list of the best of…"
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- I am a:
- Casual Player
- My tennis skill (please check your NTRP if you know it):
- NTRP 4.5
- On the court, I am a:
- rightie, all courter
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- http://tenniselbowracquet.com
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- At 8:41am on March 7, 2013, Mark / The Mayor said…
TC,
I see you own the tenniselbowracquet site and have noticed a few responses by you. I hope that you can dive in and become a part of the community here beyond just building incoming links.
Thanks,
M
- At 8:40am on March 7, 2013, Mark / The Mayor said…
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