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Thanks Thanks for your kind words. Best regards, Ed www.tennisgeometrics.com

I agree Well said. Best regards, Ed www.tennisgeometrics.com

Thanks for the comments You must use a different transition in going from the forehand to your backhand then most people. Thanks for your comments. Best regards, Ed www.tennisgeometrics.com

Thanks Best regards, Ed www.tennisgeometrics.com

Good comment Very good. Being aware of and controlling the racquet face angle is critical on all levels of play. Usually players using the PVG's who want to move from the WF to the SW will do just that. They place their hand in the SW position correctly but revert back to the hand wrist...

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Good comment Hey, if you are happy with your game, great. If there is a part of you game that really needs improvement go for it. Everyone seems to have a different experience. For some their is a dramatic immediate improvement in some aspect of their game at the same time it hinders...

Good comment Excellent, major concern for high performance players. Got questions all the time but once the got it never heard about any problem. Best regards, Ed www.tennisgeometrics.com

Commission? You can't be serious Well maybe he did not say it just right but I can assure you he does not get a sales commission. LOL More power? Well, when the racquet does not twist so much in your hand you will transfer more energy to the ball. This translates to more spin and...

excellent Good question. In my opinion the more rectangular handles are not that benficial for the SW or the Cont. grip but are great if you prefer the EF grip. The PVG's on these handles give the SW and the Cont. grip the bevel size they deserve. Best regards, Ed...

Appreciate the comments I will have to check out the "gripyou." I have not seen it yet. People have told me they use tape, popsicle sticks, whatever. Great, build up bevel 3 any way you can. This will change the contact points on the handle increasing the leverage, and provide a frame of...

Hello, anybody home? NickJ, do you even have a forehand? Best regards, Ed www.tennisgeometrics.com

Decoration Yikes! Andyroo, it is very useful and beneficial to a lot of players, go to the testimonial page. I get testimonials all the time. I quit putting them up because most visitors don't even go to the testimonial page. http://www.tennisgeometrics.com/testimonials_tennis.html...

Thanks for your interest Great discussion, thanks for all the imput. I will try to answer most of the questions. By the way, I am Ed, inventor, owner of the Power V Grips so we will see how far this goes. I sincerely believe the PVG's/Wonder Wedge enhance all the grips with increased...

I will try. Hope I don't confuse you. For the Eastern forehand grip the knuckle on the base of your index finger goes on bevel 3. That is the handshake grip. The palm of your hand and the racquet face are perpendicular to the ground. For the Semi-Western grip the knuckle on the base of...