How do you choose a tennis racket?
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Depends on a few things:If you're a newbie, start off with something more on the cheap side. If you like and really get into the game, then you can always buy a better racquet later.
If you lack power, buy a widebody racquet. (thicker around the Y and the head).
If you can generate enough power, then go for a slimmer racquet. (helps with control).
For newbs and intermediates, I would suggest an oversized head. (typically 110sq in. and a bit larger than your standard head...head being the round part where the strings go)
Any of the brands will work for a starter racquet. Can't go wrong with Wilson or Prince.
It's vastly different if you're advanced, but if you were, you probably wouldn't need to ask how to choose a racquet, so I'm assuming you're a newb. :)
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you can demo rackets on www.tenniswarehouse.comthere are so many different brands and variations to each racket..you just got to see for yourself what you like and don't like. Buy a lower priced racket and test it out if you like it.
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go to your tennis class place and try different racket and get the one you like and get grippedyou might want to start out with a cheap one and get a better one later
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you should start with a cheap racket and once you get better you can demo rackets and chose the racket that u like. Thats what i did.
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* racquet weight* length
* head size
* material
* design
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