Tennis racket selection guide

Guide racket selection Tennis

Tennis racket selection guide
1. Material: Generally, there are two kinds of racket materials: carbon fiber and aluminum alloy. Carbon rackets are light in weight, have good performance, and have a small vibration coefficient, but the price is slightly higher than that of aluminum rackets.
2. The size of the racket: The racket with a large racket is easy to learn, its effective hitting area is relatively large, and it can be hit slightly off-center. The disadvantage is that it lacks speed and has poor control. Defensive player, about 110 square inches. The small racket is suitable for young players, with fast ball speed and good RBI control. For golfers who prefer to attack, they should choose a medium racket.
3. Balance point: The central topic of balance point is the issue of "head-heavy" or "head-light". Head-heavy is suitable for long shots and sparring from the bottom line; head-light is suitable for tennis volleys and is often used by doubles players. Therefore, when choosing a racket, you should also pay attention to the balance of the racket. Some rackets have a heavy head, while some rackets are heavy. It is best to actually swing a few times.
4. The weight of the tennis racket: A tennis racket that is too heavy will make the player move slowly when swinging, and a racket that is too light will not be able to cope with a strong ball, and it will be easy to overturn the racket. Experienced users can know it by holding the shot, and general first-time buyers can learn about it through the description of the label.