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Resolved Question: Which is your favorite? and why.?

I'm just looking for your opinion. Out of the Head Microgels which is your fav and out of wilson kfactor. One for head and one for wilson. Easy ten points, just give the racquets names and tell me why you like it. I might pick you. :P BTW: Tennis not racquetball, squash, ect. more

Resolved Question: Fantasy Tennis match up Pick a winner& give reasons?

Bjorn Borg and and Gustavo Kuerten are two of the better clay court players( Not named Rafa) of all time. Given both were at their prime, who would have won if they had played each other at the French Open ? To make the Question a bit tricky I am giving you 2 scenario's Scenario# 1 The Guga of 2000-01 who won back to back French open titles, travels back to the 1980s to face the Dominant Borg who won 6 French open titles including 4 in a row. This match up is with the old ( wooden) racquet's. We give Guga a month to adjust to the wooden racquet's. Scenario # 2 A Young Borg who won 4 straigh French open titles is Teleported to 2000's to face Guga who won back to back titles at French open 2000-01. This match up is with the modern racquets Here we give Borg 4 weeks adjust. So pick a winner in both scenario's and give me your reasons Mark W, Well just like an hour or 2 per day I dont think thats wayyyy to much time is it? more

Resolved Question: Fantasy Tennis match up Pick a winner & give reasons?

Steffi Graf and Justine Henin are two of the better clay court players of all time. Steffi captured 6 French open titles and Justine 4 in her relatively short career. Given both were at their best who would have won had they played each other at the French Open ? To make the Question a bit tricky I am giving you 2 scenario's Scenario# 1 Justine Henin who won 3 consecutive French open titles 2005-07( and 4 of 5) , travels back to the 1990s to face the Dominant Graff who won 6 French open titles including 4 in the 1990s'. This match up is with the racquet's used in the 1990's. We give Justine a month to adjust here. Scenario # 2 Graff winner of 4 French open titles in the 1990's is Teleported to 2004-07s to face Justine. This match up is with the modern racquets. Here we give Steffi 4 weeks to adjust Now pick a winner in both Scenario's and give me your reasons. more

Resolved Question: Fantasy Tennis match up Pick a winner give reasons?

Venus Williams and Martina Navratilova are two of the better grass court players of all time. Given both were at their prime who would have won if they had played each other at Wumbledon? The Question is a bit tricky cause i am giving you 2 scenario's 1 The Venus who won Wimbledon titles in 2007-08 travelles back to the late 1970's and 1980s and plays Martina on the faster grass with old racquets. We give Venus a 4 week period to adjust to the faster courts and old racquets. 2- A Young Martina Navratilova( winner of say 1984-85 wimbledon Teleports to 2007-08 to face Venus Williams on the relatively slower grass courts at wimbledon with the new racquet's So pick a winner in both cases & give me your reason's mbledon Yes and dont forget that we also give Martina 4 weeks to get used to the courts and racquets in scenario # 2 more

Resolved Question: how do you know if you have natural talent for tennis?

i mean, i had never played tennis in my life, never picked up a racquet and didnt know any of the rules and terms. but after 2 months (maybe less) 2 days a week for 2 hours of playing tennis at school for my gym class i had perfected my serve and forehand and was getting better at my backhand and volleys. i had learnt nearly all the rules coz i also watched a bit of tennis on t.v... so i dont know? is this natural talent? if it isnt then what is? btw im 15 more

Resolved Question: Bounce-pick up tennis ball using racquet?

You know when you drop the ball on the ground and you dont want to bend over to grap it and instead want to look cool by using your racquet to tap the top of the ball and bounce it up high enough, how do you do that? I tried but i cant get the ball high enough off the ground. more

Resolved Question: Nervous for tennis tryouts?

So I was on my college's varsity tennis team last year and we have tryouts in 3 weeks. I am in really good overall physical condition, I run about 5 miles a day and do other machines at the gym. However, I have not played tennis in about 2 weeks and I don't know if I will get to play again before we go back to school which means I will go 5 weeks without picking up a racquet! What are some things I can do at home or the gym during the next 3 weeks to make sure I am ready for tennis tryouts again?! I'm really nervous that I won't be good anymore when I go back!!! more

Resolved Question: tennis racquet grip size and string type?

hey. i just starting playing tennis and want to buy a good racquet that will help me improve. i found the Prince O3 Hybrid Hornet Midplus Racquet on tennis warehouse for 100 dollars. anyway, when i hit add to cart it asks me questions im not so sure about. one is the grip size. i looked it up and it told me to measure my hand. i did this, and i came up with a size of 4 3/4. but i did not see that option. all i see is 1/8 1/4 3/8 1/2 5/8 amd even. i was gonna pick even but thats sold out. can some one help me pick one? also the strings. theres about 100 strings to pick from and im not sure. i want a string that will last, and also help my game. thank you more

Resolved Question: Do you think I could play tennis?

I'm 6'0, and the starting point guard on my schools basketball team. I'm pretty quick, and I can even dunk. Anyways, I want to play another sport too, and I was thinking tennis, since I'm way to skinny for football, even though I'm fast enough. I know you need stanima to play tennis, and I got that easily. Think I have a remote chance of making the team atleast even though I've never picked up a racquet a day in my life? more

Resolved Question: people helpp me please!!!!!?

ok so i am determined to become a pro tennis player.... my friends going to find me a coach and im going to go into tournaments in summer..... BUT, me and my mum went out to buy a tennis racquet...we went to nearly all the shops and the racquets were between $100-$350!!! when my mum saw this she cracked it! she started yelling at me saying "ohhh why cant you just pick a good job like a lawyer or something! You just want to wear those little tiny skirts and show off in front of millions of people!" i told her that i could wear shorts that come up to my knees but she wouldnt listen!!!! i have thought through all the jobs but i cant do anything other than tennis! its a sport i love and want! its abasically my life! :( :( i just dont know what to do?? i cant even buy a tennis racquet! :( :( im likr crying hile im writing this coz for nearly a year i have been trying anything to find a coach and be healthy! i just feel like killing myself!!!!! please someone help me! i just feel like running away but i love my mum and family! i really dot know what to do! :( :( :( this is the only thing i cried over that i actually wanted! i had to go to the mall's toilets to cry! please someone help me!! i just want to play tennis :( its not just the racquet! i wish it was but the money for the tournaments and coach is going to cost heaps! i know shes not going to let!! please help me! im really in desperate need for sooe advice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! more

Resolved Question: tennis coaches! what do i have to do??

ok i want to become a pro tennis player....im talking ana ivanovic style... anyway im 15 years old. i had never in my WHOLE life even picked up a tennis racquet. we had to do tennis with our p.e class. at first i couldnt even hit the ball or serve or hold the racquet correctly. we played tennis 2-3 times a week for 1hour and 30mins. after 2 months of playing like that i have perfected my serve and forehand, started doing good volleys and backhands. -i am determined to become a tennis pro. -i will train hard every single day of the week for 2 hours or more. -i will change my diet to make a healthy one with more fruits and vegetables, carbohydrates and more energy filled foods. -in every given chance i will try to workout. eg. walk instead of catching the bus, do weights or leg excerices while watching t.v at any GIVEN chance! -i will finesh all my schoolwork at school so instead of doing homework at home i can train hard. i WILL do all those things to reach my dream!! TRUST me i am really DETERMINED!!!! but one problem.....i dont have a coach... i live in a really small town. i am going to enter my towns tournaments on weekends. if i get a coach and stuff and practice really hard when do you think i will be able to play like a pro????? thanx XO yeah not ana ivanovic...i want to become a pro like her like no.2 or something when im older.....im focusing on how roger federer plays coz its soo graceful and he makes it look so easy :) more

Resolved Question: which racquet is better for a beginning tennis player?

http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2195634 or http://www.sportsauthority.com/entry.point?target=26e21d&source=CA_DF:2548253:TSA&CAWELAID=116543794 i'm in high school, and have been playing with my coach's racquet for some time. i feel like it's time for me to get one of my own. i've already bought both of these, i just have to pick one to return. which one would be better for a novice/beginning tennis player like me? more

Resolved Question: how much would stores sell this nintendo wii pack?

Nintendo Wii Racing Bundle - With 15 Great Games, 2 Wheels and 4 Controllers 2 x Wii Remote 2 x Nunchuk Wii Sports Game Disc (5 games; Baseball, Tennis, Golf, Bowling and Boxing) Power cord Sensor bar Standard AV composite cable Wii Play with BONUS Remote Wii: Wii Play will get you going on your Wii console with a variety of options. Wii Play collects nine quick and addictive games that are easy to pick up and play and hard to put away. Thanks to the intuitive controls of the Wii Remote, even the most inexperienced gamers will have no trouble mastering the controls. Wii Play features nine seperate mini-games! Pega 8 in 1 Sports Pack: Play your Wii sports games the way they should be played-hands on! Race hot rods, drive golf balls and serve aces using the same motion as you would in real life. Simply attach either the wheel, golf club, baseball bat or tennis racquet and swing away. You'll feel like you were more in the game than ever before. Racing Grip, Golf Grip, and Racket Grip for use with Wii Remote Ideal for use with Wii sports games Bring extra realism to your Wii gaming Sports Pack Includes: Wii golf club Wii tennis racket Wii baseball bat Wii steering wheel Wii controller grip Wii remote Protection cover 2x Padlock Strap Mario Kart with Wheel The venerable kart racer heads to the Wii and adds online competition to the mix. Mario Kart Wii will include 16 new courses and 16 classic courses from previous Mario Kart games. For the first time ever, players have the option of racing with either karts or motorbikes. Players can also hit the road as their personalized Mii caricatures in addition to the handful of classic Nintendo characters found in the game. True to the series, the game features tons of racing, plenty of power-ups and oodles of objects for players to use to slow down other drivers. And 10 battle arenas will keep players busy between trips around the circuit. The easy-to-use Wii Wheel will also be sold as a separate accessory, giving every driver in the household a chance to get behind his or her own wheel. And if veteran Mario Kart fans are afraid of getting smoked by rookie drivers using the Wii Wheel, they can rest assured that Nintendo has them covered. Mario Kart Wii supports four different control options: Wii Remote with or without the Wii Wheel, Wii Remote and Nunchuk controller combo, Classic Controller and even the Nintendo GameCube controller. So there's bound to be a configuration that fits everyone's style. Mario Kart Wii launches with a new channel added to the Wii Menu to enhance game play: The Mario Kart Wii Channel. This new channel builds on the huge online community of Wii owners and lets players compete in tournaments, check worldwide rankings, see when their friends are playing and download ghost data. Retails Online: $549.99 im asking because i am going to start selling them for about 580$ on ebay and the shipping will be about 13 dollars is that good? i mean 480$ not 580$ more

Resolved Question: Getting a new tennis racquet!?

so i'm considering getting more racquets. i like my Bab Aeropro cortex racquet so should i get another one? or should i try a different racquet? i picked out these are they any good? Prince O3 Speedport Pro White Mid+ (1/4) Wilson K Factor KBlade Tour 93 Mid (1/4) Head MicroGEL Extreme Mid+ (1/4) or just get another Aeropro Drive Cortex. more

Resolved Question: how do you pick a side when you spin a Dunlop racquet?

Normally before a match, tennis player spin the racquet to see who serve first. I have a Dunlop racquet and i don't know how to pick a side... Like when u spin a Wilson racquet, you choose M or W, or when you spin a Prince racquet, you choose P or D... more

Resolved Question: I want to try out for my school's tennis team but I have never picked up a racquet in my life.?

Where should I start? Should I start getting in shape? What kind of racquet do I buy? What kinds of clothes do you wear to practice? more

Resolved Question: Tennis Strings?

I recently broke my stings on my racquet and I need to get a new string. The string that came with the racquet lasted me around eight months, but the string that I got to replace it lasted me two weeks.So this time I want to be careful on which string I pick. I am a baseline player and I like to hit shots with a lot of Topspin. So I want to get a racquet that adds a lot of spin in my shot. I also want that string to be durable. So can someone tell me what type of string I should get (Natural gut,hybrid,Multifilament Strings, Structured Strings etc), if that makes a difference, what tension it should be at, and what the gauge should be? It would be great if someone could give me string names that would work for me.Thank you! more

Resolved Question: Quick question on tennis racquet selection?

im about to buy a new tennis racquet on tennis-warehouse. and each racquet has a thing where tennis-warehouse suggests the level at which the player should be at to use this racquet. I was looking at a few racquets and they all basically say 4.5+. Im about a 3-3.5 level player. Is it wise to follow their suggestion and pick somthing that they suggest is on my level?or does it not the suggestion not matter? more

Resolved Question: Can someone PLEASE edit and offer suggestions for the SECOND part of my essay, please......it is due tomorrow?

Three years old, clutching the racquet with all of my strength, standing on a clay court opposite of my dad on a hot, sunny afternoon is where my passion for tennis began. Trying to return the ball with a forehand, I missed many times, and yet, I never gave up, I never complained, as no matter how many timed I struggled, I enjoyed every second that I spent on the tennis court. From the beginning, I don’t think that it was the game of tennis itself that caused me to fall so deeply in love with this sport. To this very day, I believe that waking up early, sneaking out of the house on those bitterly cold mornings, and going to play tennis with my dad was what I enjoyed most about tennis, and still stays close to my heart. My father, my role model, and my inspiration to play tennis. Standing on the court as a child, my only wish was to impress my dad, and try to be the best that I could possibly be. I tried to soak in all of the things he taught me like a sponge, and cherish every last second on the court, because although I was only three years old, I knew that that mere hour spent on the court with my dad each week, wouldn’t last forever. As my first year of playing tennis with my dad passed by, my love for tennis grew everyday. All I can say is that I was truly addicted to tennis. Tennis became my “therapist”, as all of my problems would somehow be solved and forgotten once I stepped onto that court. Standing on the hard green tennis court in my “ready position” like a warrior with his shield, prepared for any bullet that came his way, I felt on top of the world, I felt invincible. That “perfect combination of violent action taking place in an atmosphere of total tranquility “, as Billie Jean King, one of my greatest idols put it, is what makes this sport so captivating to me. I could never imagine what my life would be like without tennis, as it truly is a large part of both the physical and mental aspects of my life. So much more than just merely a hobby, tennis is part of my personality and has helped build the foundation for the person I am today. Tennis has taught me both discipline and mental strength from a very young age. From an age as young as 7, I learned how to mentally play tennis, and how to never give up, even in the worst conditions. Knowing how to pick up my mental game and stay focused in the midst of a bad match, has had a major impact on my life outside of tennis as well. The perseverance, dedication, and commitment that I have learned in my years of playing tennis has effected almost everything that I do, because I do everything the way I play a tennis match. When I am struggling to complete a certain task or stay concentrated, I simply tell myself to “get my head in the game”, just as I would do when playing a match. Not only have I learned discipline, perseverance, and determination by playing the beautiful game of tennis, however, I have also learned patience, and gained many problem solving skills. For as long as I have played tennis, I have found myself in the middle of a match, countless times, bouncing a ball, and thinking of ways that I could win. This has contributed to many aspects of my life, as I have learned how to critically think and attack a situation in order to solve it. “Patience is power; with time and patience the mulberry leaf becomes a silk gown.” This ancient Chinese Proverb, which talks about the importance and power of patience, is a quote that I truly agree with. In my opinion, I believe that patience is one of the most important virtues that one can posses, however, not many people do. Patience is also a virtue that I have learned from playing tennis for many years. I have many times found myself in situations where I am losing a match, with my palms sweating, and my heart beating so hard I can feel it on my chest, all I really want to do is give up and snap my racquet in half. Yet through these situations, I have learned how to control my strong emotions, and patiently stick through the game until I finally triumph or loose after trying my very best, and only then would I be fully satisfied. btw...im in grade 8...if that helps Thanks in advance!!!!!!!!!!!!!! more

Resolved Question: New Racquet Help?

I've been playing tennis for about 13 years and I'm 16 years old. I am looking for a new racquet, but I'm not quite sure what to get (I've always had my tennis coach pick out racquets for me in the past) I currently have a Wilson Pro Staff Power Surge. My racquet is similar to some of the Babolat Racquets, and I think that is the kind of racquet I want to get. Should I get one that is about the same size as my old racquet? And what reccomendations do you have for babolat racquets? more

Resolved Question: how do i pick the racquet tension when i am buying a new racquet (tennis)?

I am 16 5'7 i would say i am an intermediate player i just made my high school's tennis team so i am looking to buy a new racquet i found what i wanted a Prince O3 Orange since its online -- i have to pick the grip size (4 and 1/2) and the tension (choices are from 55-65) i do not kno which number to pick for tension .. please help asap! thanks! more

Resolved Question: the best tennis racquet?

what would be the best tennis racquet for an 18 year old girl who has little to some expierence playing? or how would you go about picking the best racquet? Thanks :) more

Resolved Question: how do i choose a tennis racquet?

i went to a sporting goods store the other day, and the guy that "helped" me just told me to swing some around and pick what seems right..? theres different sizes and i dont know what size is good for me i'm 5'2'' if that makes a difference and im just starting more

Resolved Question: How do i choose my tennis racquet string tension?

I have been playing tennis for about 7 years now and i have always used prestrung racquets..i am currently using a Prince Force 3 and i love the string tension on it but because it is store bought i figure that it has a common tension. Does anyone know what tension i should pick for my custom strings? Does it matter what type of racquet i choose for the string tension? Now i am looking at a prince turbo shark oversize i love the frame and size but the tension ..... more

Resolved Question: Tennis racquet?? please answer?

can someone please pick out a good racquet for me?? i'm 14 years old.. and im not a good tennis player or anything but im starting to take lessons.. but i do want a good racquet. and i dont want a really cheap one. so my price limit is $50-$85.. can someone pick out a good racquet for me.. im not sure which one to get... and can u pick the racquet out from this website: www.dickssportinggoods.com thanks!! ( oh and i'm a girl if that matters ) more

Resolved Question: Tennis Racquets??? please answer?

Resolved Question: Racism in US?

I am asian and many of the hispanics around my neighborhood always picks on asians. until now i never boiled over, however, today, i did. i was walking home from tennis and these two guys were cursing. i look at the other guy, and he started looking at me and told me to suck his d---, i told him to go home. then he started saying all these racial slurs. i felt like smashing his head with my tennis racquet. and i almost was about to, but my morales took over. but now i regret i did not because i am just sick and tired of it. any suggestions as to what i should do? more

Resolved Question: Tennis Elbow?

I had tendonitis on the inner side of my elbow, and had to wear one of them , tennis elbow straps. I play racquetball, but i thought this question would qualify for the 'tennis" section. it has been about 4 months, maybee more since i have picked up a racquet, would it help my elbow if i wore the tennis elbow strap thingy while i play or hurt it? more

Resolved Question: Does price really matter when it comes to tennis racquets? What are some good options in lower price range?

I recently went to a sporting goods store to look at tennis racquets. Wow, so many to pick from. From 19.99 to couple hundred. All tout some funky technology or have catchy name. After handling a few I noticed that some cheaper ones feel better or lighter than the expensive ones. Is the difference mainly in the string? Do they use some kind of expensive string on the expensive ones? Since it's been a while since I played i bought a $20 Wilson titanium racquet that looks very nice, I will test it out and see and maybe upgrade later. I also bought a $20 Head racquet but that one seems to vibrate more when you bounce the ball on it. Is that caused by a different string tension? more

Resolved Question: Tennis racquet pick: Babolat Aerodrive vs Babolat Puredrive?

Resolved Question: Which tennis racquet do I choose?

I'm a beginner, and I have absolutely NO idea on how to pick a racquet or play tennis! Any tips will do =] more

Resolved Question: Best CHEAP Wilson Racquet on TennisWarehouse.com?

I've just used TW.com's Demo program to see if the "Wilson nTour nCode 95" & the "Wilson nCode nSix-Two Mid+" racquet will improve my tennis. If those don't work for me, i'll demo more racquets. I only have a week per demo & i demo 2 racquets at a time & that sort of puts me on a little budget since i'm pretty poor and i barely have any way to get extra money (im 14). Which Wilson racquets do you guys recommend? I sort of want to stick with the Wilson racquets right now. My style, im not so sure about that. I use topspin most of the time on the baseline, and "sometimes" i go to the net to put the ball away with volleys/overheads. I'm not exactly a Power Baser cause i use topspin and my shots are pretty weak except sometimes, my shots are fast since ive got 'some' power & extra topspin attached to the ball. I'm not a serve&volleyer cause i'm short&skinny & my smashes/volleys need more work. i dont have much specialty shots except sometimes i pick the ball on the rise. Help Me? Sorry my typing was sort of bad previously, my typing space was limited. Anyway, Like i said, i sort of want to stick with cheap Wilson racquets. If i have to, i'll buy a $150 racquet except higher and it might be trouble for me; i'm not exactly reeling money in. My previous racquet is an OS (i want to downgrade to mid/mid+) and the grip is pretty old, needs restringing and is a 5/8. i think the grip is probably too big for me except it seems to be my size even tho i have small hands. Any more information, just ask. Thanks! P.S. i'm like 5'2.5", age 14, freshman. Also, to me it sounds like i'm an all-rounder except i'm not so sure yet. Next i might demo the Wilson nTour Two nCode racquet and/or the Wilson nBlade. more

Resolved Question: What tennis Racquet is best for me? I need Help!!!?

i have been playing tennis for about 4months now and need a racquet. i also need help finding it... i have a racquet that cost about 15 dollars at walmart that was given to me by my friend. but it is time that i get one of my own that fits ME. all i really know is my hand grip size. any recommendations for brand, head size, string tension, ect. would be Exstreamly helpful! i dont really have a price range because i know they can get expessive quickly. i want a racquet that i can keep for quite awhile because i don't really have the money to buy a new one. i am getting a new one as a gift, they said i could get any one i wanted. i am 15 but i am pretty sure my hand grip size wont change. do skills matter when picking out a racquet? if they do, im not that quick on my feet, im pretty good at placement, and i play both up at the net and baseline, my serves are pretty good, but not very powerful. please help <3 oh and what is a good weight for it? heavy? light? <3 thanks more

Resolved Question: Tennis Racquet?

I have a question about tennis racquets (obviously) but i was wondering wats a beginner? i mean... Is the oversized a beginner's racquet? or the midplus racquet? is it the bigger the tennis raquet head the more beginning or vice versa? if u can help that would be great thanks. ill pick the best answer ;D more

Resolved Question: Help me pick a goiod tennis racket!?

I've been playing tennis 4 summers in a row and I want to get a new one for my birthday. I am thinking of a Head Flexpoint 6 Performance Racquet, but if there are other suggestions I appreiciate it. My budget is a up to 100 dollars and I want to get a performance racquet. I like Heads. more

Resolved Question: I asked my ex for a favor and my bf flipped out. Was that wrong?

I started this new tennis class and needed to buy a racquet. My ex, who I haven't been with in like 4 months, is a tennis player. I gave him a call and asked him if he knew of any cheap places where I could get a racquet. I didn't ask my bf for help on this because I knew that he is really low on funds and I needed the racquet asap. My ex was really cool about it and said since my b-day is comming up he would give me 1 as a gift. He also knew that I was in a relationship. I didn't think it would be a big deal to tell my bf that I was gonna go get a racquet from my ex because its not like me and the ex would ever see each other again except for that day. While i was heading over the ex's house my bf called me and asked me where i was. I told him i was gonna go pick up a racquet at my ex's and he got super mad. He came and picked me up so fast. He was telling me I was dumb and i should have asked him for help and why was i calling him and I shouldnt be talking 2 him and that I did wrong. more

Resolved Question: Is todays tennis racquet technology mostly hype?

a few years back I had a Prince Hornet T.T. that I really liked, but I lost it. I'm wondering whether legit improvements have been made to racquets since then, or if I should just buy another Hornet and save $100. I'm asking this cuz I remember those Hyper Hammer Rollers racquets were being sold for like $400, and nowadays you can't even find em. And if racquets are better, what is the best pick in the 100-200 dollar price range? more

Resolved Question: I'm going to buy a tennis racquet today. How do I make sure I get a good one?

I'm going to try to get one at Academy Sports & Outdoors. I'll spend whatever it takes to get a moderately good one. How much do you think I should spend, and how do I pick out a good one? more

Resolved Question: how to pick a tennis racquet?

I'm a 22 F 5 feet tall with 100 pounds, I'm a beginner for playing tennis. would like to pick something real light but with decent price. beside can you provide me some knowledge in picking a racquet ?? more

Resolved Question: How much should a good tennis racquet cost? Which one's the best?

I have been playing tennis for just over 1 month. But i have picked up well as a starter. more

Resolved Question: where can i demo a tennis racquet?

i want to get a new tennis racquet but i do'nt want to waste a lot of money and end up not liking what i have bought. is there any place online or by phone where i can demo a racquet cheap and ship it back to them or is there any place around Detroit where i can pick up a demo racquet? more

Resolved Question: Picking up tennis again?

Hi I played tennis for 4 years then dropped it for basketball and football, I wanna get back into it this summer, I need advice on racquets for a well built person, and any other advice will be appreciated, its been 7 years so I'm nervous more

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