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Forehand Volley Tennis Lessons Tutorial by Matt Copland

May 30th, 2011 by Matt Copland

filed in Tennis How To, How To Hit A Forehand Volley

One Handed Backhand Swing Tennis Lessons Tutorial by Matt Copland

May 30th, 2011 by Matt Copland

filed in Tennis How To, How To Hit A Backhand

Double Backhand Stroke Tennis Lessons Tutorial by Matt Copland

May 30th, 2011 by Matt Copland

filed in Tennis How To, How To Hit A Backhand

Backhand Volley Tennis Lessons Tutorial by Matt Copland

May 30th, 2011 by Matt Copland

filed in Tennis How To, How To Hit A Backhand Volley

Forehand Stroke Tennis Lessons Tutorial by Matt Copland

May 30th, 2011 by Matt Copland

filed in Tennis How To, How To Hit A Forehand

Prince EXO3 Tour 100 - 16x18 Tennis Racquet Review

May 30th, 2011 by Graham Theriault

filed in Tennis Product Reviews, Tennis Racquet Reviews

FIRST IMPRESSIONS:
- A nice thin beam and flashy paint scheme looked inviting when I first saw it.  I was excited and very intrigued to see how this racquet performed.  It looked like it had a huge sweet spot, which it did and had a good solid weight to it.

GROUNDSTROKES:
- It took me a little while to dial in my forehand with the  Tour 100 16x18,  Immediately I felt the racket had much more power then I am used too in my regular racquet.  I adjusted and hit with about 75-85% of the normal power I would use and quickly realized that this racket was great for depth shots and spin.  At 11.6 oz strung it is a nice solid baseliner's racquet.  The sweet spot is large and “punchy” as I have found similar to many other Prince racquets with the EXO grommet system.  My backhands felt accurate and the thin beam was comfortable to load-up with in preparation for the shot.  I did notice that the Tour 100 was not nearly as stiff (rated 52) as I am used to and sometimes felt the “wobbling-lance” sensation after ...

Babolat Drive Z 110 Tennis Racquet Review

May 27th, 2011 by Brilliant2

filed in Tennis Product Reviews, Tennis Racquet Reviews

Babolat tennis racquets could be one great factor in winning the tennis game; that’s when Babolat Drive Z 110 Tennis Racquets come in. There’s a wide variety of tennis rackets to choose from in the market. The question is which brand will last? Scrutinize the type of your tennis racquet choice. Whether you’re a new or a sophisticated tennis player, you deserve a trusted, heavy-duty tennis rackets. If you are going to invest something about for your talent or passion, exert some extra effort to get it no matter how much it cost and sure enough you will get what you paid for.

Babolat tennis racquets have three varieties to choose from. All are designed for a special, specific use of players. These tennis racquets by all means…

Babolat Drive Z 105 Tennis Racquet Review

May 27th, 2011 by Brilliant2

filed in Tennis Product Reviews, Tennis Racquet Reviews

Quality and performance of a tennis racquet has always been the priority of the tennis players. Life span of tennis racquets are depending on the number of times it is used and how it used. You need the power of Babolat DriveZ tennis racquets if you mean and looking for a good attributes of a tennis racquet. Tennis gear and other stuff brands and how efficiently it is are advertised anywhere but trusted and proven evidence seems to be vague. These circumstances suggest you to conduct a thorough product check and test.

For players with moderate and powerful strokes, the Babolat Drive Z 105 tennis racquet suits you! It is designed for you and for them to be comfortable during the game. It has…

Novak Djokovic is Poised to Take the Number One Ranking with his Head YouTek Speed

May 22nd, 2011 by Brilliant2

filed in Tennis Lifestyle

With a number one men's tennis ranking on the line, Novak Djokovic is poised to take the crown at the 2011 French Open. With a hot win streak of 37-0, and a recent change to the HEAD YouTek IG Speed, tennis fans everywhere may witness history in the making.

Dunlop Biometric 200 Plus Tennis Racquet Review

May 20th, 2011 by Graham Theriault

filed in Tennis Product Reviews, Tennis Racquet Reviews

FIRST IMPRESSIONS:
- a thin beam (20 mm), attractive paint scheme, somewhat weighty racquet with slick dimples on the frame called Aeroskin, designed to reduce drag upon swinging.   Also a 100 sq inch slightly rectangular head.  At 11.5 oz it isn't overly heavy but it feels solid and meaty in your hands.  Let's put it this way, after feeling it in my hands and then reading the specs, I expected it to way more than it did.  And it's much lighter than it's brother the Biometric 200, it reports in at 11.9 oz and 95 square inches.

GROUNDSTROKES:
- Hitting with the Biometric 200 Plus was tricky at times.  It was always solid but often felt “dead” to me.  It's response sometimes seemed numb and even sounded muffled upon hits.  Perhaps it was the unique carbon technology Dunlop is famous for and I hadn't yet gotten used to it's extreme dampening characteristics.  It took some