Okay, here I'm conducting an experiment. In this case, I wouldn't worry so much about 'acting normally' for this, because in all likelihood you all will anyway. But, just in case, please do so. It's not really important, but I feel i have to know this. *NO THIS IS NOT A DISGUISE TO GET YOU GUYS TO READ MY POST. YOU'LL UNDERSTAND WHAT THIS MEANS AFTER YOU READ THE EXPERIMENTAL PART*
Okay, suppose I didn't like my racket anymore, or thought I needed a better one. Regardless, the racket is supposed to accommodate improvement, not just a better racket. In other words, the person in question (me) has improved, and can no longer use their racket effectively. Take that as you will.
Now, pretend I am around 4.0, or slightly higher. I have a 2HBH, takes large loopy swings, relies on spin greatly, especially on serve. Control is a larger priority than power. As for preference in feel, it doesn't really matter. Game Style: "Hit it where they ain't." This player is still developing his "game sense," and all he can really do right now is hit left, right, left, etc, and occasionally throw in an unexpected shot. This would imply that variety is also important. Take that how you will as well.
Now, after you've read this and chosen a racket, tell WHY you chose this racket, MOSTLY IN TERMS OF PERFORMANCE. Feel is always a factor of course, but in this case, it doesn't matter. If you could, please also include EASE OF USE.
Lastly, tell whether you own this racket or not.
Thanks for you help everyone
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Chevrolet Suburban specifications
Okay, suppose I didn't like my racket anymore, or thought I needed a better one. Regardless, the racket is supposed to accommodate improvement, not just a better racket. In other words, the person in question (me) has improved, and can no longer use their racket effectively. Take that as you will.
Now, pretend I am around 4.0, or slightly higher. I have a 2HBH, takes large loopy swings, relies on spin greatly, especially on serve. Control is a larger priority than power. As for preference in feel, it doesn't really matter. Game Style: "Hit it where they ain't." This player is still developing his "game sense," and all he can really do right now is hit left, right, left, etc, and occasionally throw in an unexpected shot. This would imply that variety is also important. Take that how you will as well.
Now, after you've read this and chosen a racket, tell WHY you chose this racket, MOSTLY IN TERMS OF PERFORMANCE. Feel is always a factor of course, but in this case, it doesn't matter. If you could, please also include EASE OF USE.
Lastly, tell whether you own this racket or not.
Thanks for you help everyone
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Chevrolet Suburban specifications
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