Two-Racket Tennis Returns!

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Comment by Tim Prapong on July 21, 2012 at 11:12am

As I stated in my other comment, I challenge you to come to San Bernardino and play me a match. We'll see who has the better backhand.

Comment by Dr. Don R. Mueller on July 21, 2012 at 10:40am

As I stated in my other comment: You assume that I do not possess a good backhand. You could not be further from the truth. Be careful when you assume. Let me spell it out for you: You may make an ASS-U-ME. In this case, more U than ME.

To set the record straight: the two-racket game not only affords the player, two forehands, but also two backhands as well. In addition to playing two-racket tennis, I play the conventional one-racket game. As a lefthander, I play with a one-hand backhand, both powerful and accurate. As a righthander, I prefer a two-hand backhand, also formidable. Years ago, I was a champion racquetball and paddleball player, using the traditional one racket. So again, be careful when you assume. You may end up being taken to school by the professor.

Comment by Tim Prapong on July 20, 2012 at 6:13pm

If two racquet tennis is all a physics professor can reinvent with standard tennis, then I have to go along with it? Apparently, you don't have a master's in poetry, haha. I surely can invent something else.

No, personally, I could do that two racquet tennis toss bit without a problem. But my backhand is something I do not want to get rid of. It is too pretty and powerful to be replaced by two forehands. :)

Comment by Shereef Zedan on July 20, 2012 at 12:19pm

Thanks professor. Good luck with your two racquet tennis

Comment by Dr. Don R. Mueller on July 20, 2012 at 11:06am

I will have to disagree with both of you as you have yet to try it. I have no difficulty hitting a powerful and accurate serve using this method and my groundstrokes are equally forceful and crisp from both sides. Apparently, neither one of you are physics professors.

Comment by Shereef Zedan on July 20, 2012 at 5:19am

Agree with Tim. Tossing with one racket and hitting the serve with the other looks awkward. Good ground stroke follow through would also be clumsy. 

Comment by Tim Prapong on July 20, 2012 at 1:15am

I don't think it looks very good tossing the ball with the other racquet. LOL!

Comment by Dr. Don R. Mueller on July 19, 2012 at 2:41pm

Hello, I’m Prof. Don R. Mueller (aka the "Two Racket Guy"). I play an exciting form of tennis called Two-Racket Tennis. The two-racket game, unlike its one-racket counterpart, is truly a full-body workout as both sides of the body are utilized in a balanced way to play the game. For more information about the Two-Racket game check us out:

Two-racket Tennis: http://about.me/TwoRacketTennis

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