Finding the best tennis racquet is important for every tennis player. Racquet technology has become a science and the racquet´s weight, balance, and stiffness rating will have a tremendous impact on your game. You need to determine what kind of player you are, and select a racquet that fits your game. Trying to swing a racquet a couple of times in the pro shop is not going to help you make the right decision. As a matter of fact this will only make it harder for the beginner or intermediate player to stay away from a light and head heavy racquet, which is bad for tennis elbow. Arm and shoulder friendly tennis racquets are heavy, but head-light and with a low stiffness rating.
To make the racquet selection process a little easier, we have listed all the technical specifications used by manufacturers. This is an easy way to eliminate racquets that are not suited to your style of play. Each racquet is still going to have a unique feel and playability, and that is where tennis racquet reviews are valuable. We encourage you to read the reviews from real tennis players, and to help others by submitting your own reviews.
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