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pro hurr is a little too much power but you get awesome spins and nice cuts for angle shots. I prefer BB...glad to be back here in this forum. woohoo!!!

Anyone tried the powerdisc that TW sells here? Looks like a neat training tool to have.

The hat looks wicked! Nadal should sport it with a bright orange top just like the duckhunters.

thought ntrp is determined by numbers of usta tournaments you play and your match results. No?

andy murray is my pick too. His game's got much variety.

I couldn't have said it any better. Nicely said. That's how I get into my match zone too. I mean I don't care who I'm up against as long as my focus is on the ball itself. Of course everythingelse comes with your match experience.

I've never played a guy with an eastern grip. Do you have trouble with high balls on both wings especially your forehand since you use the estern grip? I just have trouble with my bh on high boucing balls.

I know what you mean. I try not to do a leg workout such as squats the day before. Instead I do plyometric exercises such as jumping rope and doing quicksteps. If I jump rope just before my match, I feel super fast and light on the court.

Yeah I pretty much have the same reason to hit the rise when striking my opponent's deep balls. Besides my opponent would have to react more quickly to my returns.

I couldn't agree with u more. The white color also give it a nice clean look and not distracting before it become gross in a day or 2. LOL Mine's babolat VS overgrip and they only come in white rightnow. I woudn't mind the tourna blue color though...

interesting article. Great post.

Dodgeball!!!! yeah!!!!

No we're in the same boat. I guess since the bh slice got natural leverage when pulling with your shoulder.

SEekor06, don't change your rac. Like others suggest, work on timing, footwork and train for a variety of shots. Be on the offensive without overdoing it. Construct your points. You're good.

Nicely said mate. To Trainer, yeah you gotta select this shot at the right time in a match of course.

I've had minor lower backpain from overtraining and doing lowerback workouts. But normally after a nice long deep tissue massage, it goes away. Good luck with your doctor's appointment.

He should try BB alu power if he likes power and good control. It's the best string for me thusfar as far as power, spin and control. Good poly that's been armfriendly to me.

Hey thanks mate!

Whao...that site is too pricy

No to the above poll. You'll get wrist pain down the road and you will only have very weak topspin.

Thanks. I'll check it out later.

I know tennisplayer.net and hi-techtennis don't have Baghdatis' forehand clips. Can someone share a clip of his frame by frame forehand?

is it true marcelo rios was turned down by bolleteri coz he was small...

So anyone actually tried it and liked it yet? What do you think of the bracelet one besides the colors?

Roddick's workout for his serve is pretty effective.

Yeah you don't wanna lift alot on the same day. You wanna stay loose and ready to go, not tight and fatigued. I normally do jumping rope and light lifting with dumbells to warm up my shoulders for my serve.

Well said. I guess you're right and the bottom line is that your coach outta have skills to analyze your overall game and try to bring you to the next level.

Just curious what kind of experience you all had. When I was 16, I regularly trained with my coach and played practice matches. I used to beat my coach 6-2, 6-3. He was probably 35 at the time. I dropped the first coach back then coz I'd beat him all the time. The second coach was pretty tough.

Dude I just wanna be brutally honest with you like other folks here. At 19, it's not impossible to turn pro but in your case you just picked up the sport and play at 3.5-4.0 level? Fat chance. What state r u from?

Anyone got answers to the above question?