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A variety of grips are required, often within a single point

Here's a great racquet buying guide from Tennis Express on buying a racquet. I've also written extensively on the subject since I'm addicted to buying racquets. Yes, I might as well come out and say it - it's kind of an addiction and I have tested hundreds of racquets over the years.

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Voici une lampe fracassante qui ne manquera pas de gagner les cœurs, fabriquée à partir d’une vieille raquette de tennis en bois. Parfait pour le passionné de sport ou quelqu’un qui semble tout avoir, il est sûr d’être un succès partout où vous le mettez vraiment. Il dispose de guirlandes lumineuses LED, d’une base en bois tourné (disponible en bois clair ou foncé) et d’un interrupteur marche/arrêt en ligne. Avec des guirlandes lumineuses en fil de cuivre tissées à travers les cordes, il…

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Before aluminum, before graphite, before carbon fiber and before tennis graduated to the more subdued, technologically enhanced version of the game that’s played today, there were wooden racq…

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Some Basic Rules of Thumb: Know your level of play - whether you are self rated or have an NTRP Rating, you should know where you fall as a player. BEGINNER (NTRP 1.0 - 2.5) If you're a beginner just starting out, you'll want a racquet that helps you return the ball with some power. Because you're developing technique