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Not a pro :oops: but have solid groundstokes when I get into a rhythm. Usually my unit turn is there and the racquet is back around the time the ball crosses the net. Often, I notice that I'm in position at the exact moment my hitting partner's ball hits the net during a rally. But if I prepare...

If I prepare too early, then my timing gets lost and I hit a weak ball :(

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Thank you for being one of the posters here with common sense! (y)

Twistweight has nothing to do with polarization.

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Yes, it's Ted Gärdestad. I looked it up and came across this article (it has the said photo in it). https://www.svenskdam.se/noje/bjorn-borgs-och-ted-gardestads-triangeldrama-dras-upp-igen-egna-orden/8327457

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That just happens automatically when I find rhythm...but I'll try to consciously do it and see if it helps. (y)

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For the indoor season I've joined group lessons. Costs an arm and a leg but it's the only way I get to play tennis regularly... Since I have trouble finding rhythm on serves (particularly the toss), I'm using the abbreviated motion on my coach's advice. (Think Agassi at Wimbledon 1993)

Not only is that beyond the scope of the question, but also it's complete and utter speculation.

Fair enough.

Wilson Blade Pro (16x19) at 335 gm static weight, 32.5 cm HL balance and swingweight of around 331 (even better if it's painted matte black ;)) Too cumbersome :(

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Now I'm considering getting a CX 200 Tour.