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Any native torontonians willing to give lessons at a good price when spring rolls around? I'd be interested.

I'll be getting two fourty foot lengths of P2. unless you have a recommendation for a string that mates well with it, I'll probably just be sticking to the kirschbaum.

Ok, I probably won't be doing until spring, unless richie rich is looking to test out another partner. you can do 2 piece stringing right. Thanks

I'll be getting some kirschbaum P2 this week and I'm looking for a good stringer. The merchant of tennis will do it for $15, does anybody here know of a place that'll do it for less? Thanks

wow you''re just down the block, I'm at vaughan and winona. maybe we can play in the summer.

It's more of a gyration I'd say, lol.

I'm just south of eglinton and allen road. I look forward to possibly some new partners when spring rolls around. -Kyle

another toronto tennis player here.

I did practice with it for a while and davai you're definately right about the serving, for the first time in years my shoulder actually started to hurt. Serving was terrible, It seemed like I just couldn't generate the usual headspeed and I couldn't get that kick. It's almost like I plowed...

I did try it, and I didn't like it. I'll give it a bit more time. but I think I'll be taking off the tape. I am looking to increase the weight of the racquet overall but keep the balance point because I was really starting to feal it. could anyone direct me to any guides with formulas that show...

I went into a tennis shop yesterday and I had some lead tape added to my racquet. I'm definately a novice to this but when I asked them about preserving the balance point, a stupid look came to their faces. I picked up the racquet today, and they had simply added equal weight the 3 and 9 and in...

I do. I did a couple of modeling gigs, let me tell you that roddick is definately more attraqctive.

yeah, my brother has sent in nikes without a receipt before. they only cost nike a buck or so anyway.

thanks, I'll look into it.

I have a history of rotater cuff injuries and after switching to a heavier racquet i'v noticed that my shoulder automatically stiffens up during my swing. is this a simple problem or should I just bite the bullet and take a couple of lessons. -Thanks

although I've never played on courts without em, I find that the doubles area adds an element of distraction, and I think it would help me concentrate on the lines.

is this a temporary measure, if not may I ask why.

I was in an identical situation as you a couple of weeks a ago. I was looking at the same racquets. I ended up getting the rds-001 mp. I'm going to pick up a dnx-10 mid or rds-001 mid and see if I like em better.

I did a search but I', still not clear on it. How many do I need before I'll be able to send a PM, I've got over 50.

thanks for the advice guys, my steps to correct my issues will be as follows, 1 I'll remove the over grip to see if that makes things more comfortable 2 I'll incremently add some lead tape 3 when a string breaks, I'll string it at a lower tension with the kirschbaum p2 strings I ordered. Thanks

good point, thanks.

midplus: http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/descpageRCYONEX-RDS001.html the grip is 1/2 witha pretty heafty overgrip, I'm going to remove the over grip and give it a test tomorrow.

I have been specifically been working on the left side of my core recently, that could probably explain the improvement in the BH. But I still have the issue of the forehand, Is this an issue often associated with a racket that is too headlight for the hitter?

Ok, Just purchsed an RDS-001 Midplus. My THBH, which has always been my weak point, has suddenly blossomed under this racquet. But, my usually trusty forehand has gone down the tubes, I feel like I'm getting a little pushed around, even against a mid powered player. maybe some weght at...

thanks for the advice guys. I think it was al in vane though, I went out on the court today and hit a couple of shots and the racquet felt great, no wobble. I think I just needed a little bit of time to adjust. soory to have jumped the gun on the question. Kyle

Some weight at Three and nine would help? maybe another suggesion in modding the racquet? Thanks

If that was a veiled insult. It worked because I don't understand what your saying.

Thanks, that's the answer I was looking for, It seemed to me like that was the issue with it. Thanks

lol don't cha just love it, that's how I get you guys to check out my posts. ok so I'm just a girly man, would some weight at 3 and 9 maybe help a little. BTW great video.

A question for all the advanced tennis players: A new rds-001 mp causes the swingers racquet to flutter mildly during swing. What could this be a result of? 1. Improper swing by the swinger? 2. Improper grip or grip size? 3. A racquet that needs more headweight? 4. Other? Thanks