Recent content by jmnk

You mean in the sense you would have similar shorts and shirt, and you also be holding a tennis racket, right?

Well, thank God you added that disclaimer "including but not limited to" otherwise I would think you are a man with no ambitions....

he's like @LeeD only younger........

wait, you are computer rated USTA 5.0 right now?

I actually think most TW posters do not play tennis at all........

check your email

pretty much any indoor tennis facility in Chicago is open. Quite a few have very excellent coaches and very good track record with juniors. pm me if you are serious.

please, that is such a misrepresentation. I'm really sorry you keep doing that - you seem a cool guy overall. We have discussed Stoneage's view on this topic in the past: MgR/I was never incorporated into his app. The calculator was for some time provided on his web site in 2010. Even that...

We have been over this MgR/I thing many, many times. There's an excellent math-backed analysis of this concept. With a _very_ telling title: https://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/index.php?threads/mgr-i-is-useless.352140/ (in case one is wondering the author of that thread, @stoneage, is the very...

sure, I can do 'the measurements' with proper tools. What would you want me to measure? sure they do not. Is someone claiming they do? Could you please define what is 'pendulum acceleration' in the context being described here?

I never said that a heavier racket wouldn't volley better. I do not know. I do not even know how to actually _measure_ if a given racket volleys better. It very well may be that a given player volleys better (whatever that means) with a heavier racket. However if it is so it is not because...

I see what you did here. An epic episode...... :)(y)

Here are 2021 ITF regulations: section 1 The Court: " No advertising is allowed on the court, net, strap, band, net posts or singles sticks except as provided in Appendix IV. " and Appendix IV: " [paragraphs 1, 2, and 3 talk about what kind of advertising is allowed. And then Paragraph 4...

The problem with your proposal is that you are asking someone to describe the 'feeling'. Something that cannot be measured. I'm merely saying that _as far as established physics is concerned_ what you are stating is not correct. Now - if you are saying that adding mass to your racket in...

Tennis commentators must have gone to the same schools that stock market analysists went to. They always know what the right play was _after_ the point is over. Just like those analysists _always_ know what one was to buy or sell _after_ the market closed.