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Restringing a tennis racquet is part of most tennis players' lives. The more often a person plays tennis, the more often they will break their strings, have to get their tennis racquet restrung. When you string a tennis racquet, you have to choose a tension. Here's how to choose tension for a tennis racquet. more »
It is important to regrip your tennis racquet on a regular basis. Sweat, dirt and moisture can build up in the grip of your tennis racquet after numerous matches. This build up can actually change the way you hold the racquet and affect your swing. more »
Learn How To Hold a Table Tennis Racquet in this free ping pong lesson from our table tennis professional. more »
Aside from a court and a ball, a tennis racquet is the only piece of equipment needed to play the sport of tennis. Choosing the right racquet can have a dramatic effect on a player's game. more »
Stringing a tennis racquet properly will increase a player's feel for the ball and ultimately the player's performance. To lock in the tension of the strings, a pro knot is used. more »
If you are learning how to play tennis, these tips for buying a good tennis racquet (or racket) for a beginner will be really helpful. more »
Picking a tennis racquet can make or break your game. If you are a beginner, the right racquet can have you enjoying the game faster than you expected. Racquets are chosen for a variety of reasons to accomplish different things for each level of player. more »
Tennis is probably my favorite sport. You can play casually with your friend, or you can get a great workout in competition. But it all starts out with the basics of how to use a Tennis Racquet. more »
Pricing, Weight, Power, Control, Grip -- all are important decisions in finding the best Tennis Racquet for a Beginner more »
An amazing amount of science goes into the strings of a tennis racquet. The different tensions and types of string combine to give the ball a different bounce. When the strings aren't in good condition, it can throw off your whole game. To stay in top form, restring your tennis racquet regularly. more »
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