Lovejoy Posted 13 August 2008 Posted 13 August 2008 I am in need of a new tennis racquet after a slight strop during a match when I wasn't playing particularly well. What would people recommend (that isn't too pricey)?
The People's Hero Posted 13 August 2008 Posted 13 August 2008 If you're just going to throw it at the floor whenever you lose either: a) The cheapest one you can find. b) The most durable one you can find. I'd give it a few years and do a bit of growing up first though.
Father Ted Posted 13 August 2008 Posted 13 August 2008 Slazenger Tim Henman racquet You can found them around for cheap nowadays.
Manwell Pablo Posted 13 August 2008 Posted 13 August 2008 I am in need of a new tennis racquet after a slight strop during a match when I wasn't playing particularly well.What would people recommend (that isn't too pricey)? The Federer ones are about £20 and they aint to bad. Looking at three figures for a decent one, buying like that will probabley stop you slaming your raquet on the floor as well.
Lovejoy Posted 13 August 2008 Author Posted 13 August 2008 If you're just going to throw it at the floor whenever you lose either:a) The cheapest one you can find. b) The most durable one you can find. I'd give it a few years and do a bit of growing up first though. I had the last one for 4 years, was a gem . Tbh, was the first time I've ever lost my temper playing.
Manwell Pablo Posted 13 August 2008 Posted 13 August 2008 http://www.milletsports.co.uk/productmore....mp;123shpingcom Best raquet on the market.
Simi Posted 13 August 2008 Posted 13 August 2008 I have many Babolat racquets. Top quality they are. ProDirectTennis is where you want to look, or Withers in town.
Guest Posted 13 August 2008 Posted 13 August 2008 Will someone teach me to serve? Mine loop in at a hittable height and speed.
Simi Posted 13 August 2008 Posted 13 August 2008 Will someone teach me to serve?Mine loop in at a hittable height and speed. Hit the ball at the highest point and make sure your follow through goes right through your body.
Guest Posted 13 August 2008 Posted 13 August 2008 Hit the ball at the highest point and make sure your follow through goes right through your body. Thank you. I'll give it a go. I think it's the timing. When I try and hit the ball hard, due to the lack of height, I end up serving long.
Simi Posted 13 August 2008 Posted 13 August 2008 Thank you. I'll give it a go.I think it's the timing. When I try and hit the ball hard, due to the lack of height, I end up serving long. Ball toss is important. If you can get that consistent you'll be cool 'cos you can perfect the swing easily enough.
Guest Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 Ball toss is important. If you can get that consistent you'll be cool 'cos you can perfect the swing easily enough. Someone, somewhere, is going to read that all wrong!!
The People's Hero Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 Someone, somewhere, is going to read that all wrong!! TPH reporting for action.
stez Posted 14 August 2008 Posted 14 August 2008 I am in need of a new tennis racquet after a slight strop during a match when I wasn't playing particularly well.What would people recommend (that isn't too pricey)? yeah well, you should've gone to the olympic better prepared then shouldn't you?
C-man Posted 15 August 2008 Posted 15 August 2008 Volkl's are beauties, I've had mine for years and It's still brilliant despite me being poor to average.
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