IM Sunil Singh

Things to consider while buying a Tennis racket The first question that you wanna ask yourself when you are choosing the new racket is what you currently using and what you like and dislike about it and I am sure there are things that you like maybe you like the weight and balance of your current racket, or you like the feel of it but you want a little bit more power or control. First, its important to start with what you are currently using and then build off that what you are precisely looking.   Components of Tennis racket 1. Racket Head 2. Shaft 3. Grip 4. Strings 5. Sweet Spot 6. Beam 7. Open Throat 8. Butt Cap   If you want more power a few things you can look for you can have: 1. Larger head size than what you are currently using that’s an excellent option to make the racket more forgiving, and if it is more forgiving you can have bigger swings at the ball, and that generates more power. 2. You can also go for open string pattern when the ball hits the string beds will defl...

The first thing is the difference that a tennis shoe gives you compared to other shoes on the market: Tennis shoes are very good at giving you lateral support and one of the main ways that players move on a tennis court is side to side, there is much less chance of rolling your ankle wearing tennis shoes compared to running shoe which will only support you moving front and back in the style of a runner. There are different shoes for different types of court in tennis: 1. Grass Court Shoes The main aspects of a grass court shoe are traction. Grass court shoe gives you really good traction on the court, it stops you from slipping around, the grass-court can get a little bit slippery when you are playing. This type of shoe has pimple sole which gives you the maximum amount of traction when you play and the sole has a lot less cushioning than a normal tennis shoe because of the cushioning nature of the grass-court and the sole is also very flat and this reduces damages to the court when yo...