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@stringertom Yep I met up with @Big_Dangerous for a bit of a hit last year. I've been very inactive on TTW the past few months :oops:

Not really. Plenty of other posters here who are sensitive to swingweight changes as well. I also personally know many players who don't give a flying hoot about swingweight. They can grab a light 310+ swingweight tweener or a decently weighted player's racquet and they'll adjust quickly and...

Signum Pro Poly Plasma or Solinco Outlast?

Is the pun intended? :D

Nice! I've got a Pixel, also rooted. I've been an Android user since 2010 with the HTC Desire and I have to say the Pixel/Pixel XL is really an amazing Android phone.

Then just keep switching grips with the non-dominant hand between fh and bh, there's nothing wrong with that. There's usually plenty of time to switch grips anyway even when you're hitting groundstrokes against someone volleying at the net, so there's no real need to "flip". Like you said...

I think @Bender is trying to prove that position #2 is used for the returner's partner, not the server's partner.

I don't know.. It depends on my mood how I want to drive: Wait, am I in the correct forum?

Frames do soften over time, especially with heavy use. It probably deforms just a bit more than the newer frame when strung so that can potentially lower the DT by a bit.

I'd imagine it's going to be a "stick hand in the bin and pick one up" process if the customer doesn't make a specific request for swingweight. The thing is, the vast majority of rec tennis players are fairly ignorant to racquet specs outside of those that are normally printed on the stick. In...

Switch automatically the moment the net player crosses and make sure both of you agree before the match begins. It's slower to wait for the "cross" or "switch" verbal cue from either player and sometimes in the heat of the play, anyone can potentially forget to call out the verbal cue. It's also...

Wherever You Are - One OK Rock

Say Something - A Great Big World

I haven't had the opportunity to hit with both TC95 63RA and TC97, I just went straight to the TC95 based on feedbacks here and I have been enjoying the racquet so much I actually don't feel like trying anything else. Ok, except maybe the original PS85 -- I just want to experience hitting with...

You'll still need to do it from time to time throughout the match.

Watch the opposing net player when your partner is hitting the ball to be ready to react to a poach, then watch the opposing baseliner if the ball has passed the net player. Edit: Never mind. Bethanie said it better in the video posted by @xFullCourtTenniSx

Different strokes for different folks I guess. I think @dgoran also didn't enjoy the TC97 18x20 as much as the TC95 18x20 so you're not alone.

Keep On Keeping On - SawanoHiroyuki[nZk]

Wow.. If this is real I'd buy it too.

We need more of this

Beating Nadal for both Basel 2015 and AO 2017 titles as well.

No worries. The posts didn't load for me when I saw your post and typed my reply.

I'm pretty sure he was referring to the physio that treated him, not Stan.

I think that with the increase of the average top spin produced by the pros' groundstrokes off both wings, it becomes a bit safer to change the direction of a rally shot since you can hit with more net clearance and still have the ball dip in, not necessarily for an outright backhand down the...

With the faster conditions, if Raonic serves well, he has a solid chance to beat Nadal. Going with Raonic in 5.

LOL. He is good at putting away easy volleys. He just wasn't getting many easy volleys from Federer with just about every return dipping at his feet. On the other hand, Murray's flatter groundstrokes gave Zverev way more easy first volleys.

Be The Light - One OK Rock

Agreed. I'm a big fan of the trilogy but ME2 definitely stands out the most. ME3 could have been close or as good if it wasn't for the ending. I hope BioWare doesn't let us down with Andromeda.

Liar - One OK Rock

And it ends in 92 minutes. Close enough