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On Friday, while playing tennis, I had to stretch out a bit to hit a ball with my FH. When the raquet impacted the ball, I felt a sting near where the TE pains are felt. To be more exact, from that point, 3 inches (or more) towards the hand. I kept playing for a couple of minutes and stopped...

Also, a couple of weeks ago, when someone started a thread, informing us that Federer was injured and wouldn't play Madrid, many of his diehard fans started making fun and saying that it wasn't true, that it was a trick to not play and be able to rest for Shanghai. Now, suddenly, they all say it...

"[I]What should I buy? POG mid or POG OS?[I]" What should I eat? Burger or Pizza?

I think they're already on sale, here @ TW.

Don't freak out about it. What it means is that, probably, nobody really plays at 60 pounds (or above). It's just that they haven't realized it.

Pure Drive for me. IMO, the AeroPro Drive's aerodynamic shape, instead of helping you swing faster, does quite the contrary (if you do the "windshield wiper" movement). Ironic, but that's what I beleive.

I hope so. I have 2, but would like to own a couple more of them, just in case they get discontinued (or changed in some way I don't like) in the future. Buying them from the bargain bin would so be much easier :D

Just for the record, I think that O3 technology is NOT a gimmick. It really works! At first, I had my doubts, but not any more.

¿Por qué la agresión en contra de oscar_2424, así como en contra de Coria y Gaudio? ¿Por qué habrá gente que, en los foros de internet, se comporta de maneras en las que jamás los harían en el mundo físico? :(

Vilas, 1974.

I know of the Adidas Barricade 3 and the Yonex SHT 304. What other ones are currently offered in silver?

Ok, no.

Nalbandian!!!!!

I'd say the APD is good to go as it is. No modifications necessary, in what respects to adding weight or altering balance. Some APD owners add weight to the loop, but I wouldn't. Just make a decision concerning overgrips and strings and have fun.

See what I mean?

Gues what? Half of the final, too, thanks to Nalby...

Could very well be the case. Yes and I'd change to different string completely (try Prince Syn. Gut w/Duraflex).

TennisLovers.com has a list of tips for reducing the possibility of getting tennis elbow. One of them recommends to use THICKER strings. Isn't it the other way around? I mean, aren't thicker strings stiffer? If this recommendation is right, please explain.

I left out that comment and forgot about the 'edit' button. Big deal.

From what I've read around, most amateurs and pros with semi western and western grips use smaller grips. From personal experience, I can tell you that, when I used an eastern grip, I used size 4 and it felt right. When I started to shift towards a more western grip, it started to feel wrong...

Fame and money make people look a couple of levels better to members of the opposite sex!

Yeah, I know, Planet Earth has to be proud; bla, bla, bla...

Better yet, South America has to be very proud. OVER half of the field are from there, wow!

Half the field at Shanghai are from there (even if due to other player's retirements).

Makes you think what Rafael Nadal would be able to do if he used the O3 Tour.

Today, as I was watching the match between Davydenko and Puerta, I remembered that both, the AeroPro Drive and the O3 Tour, are engineered to be fast swinging raquets. The AeroPro Drive's "Aero Modular" Technology gives it a more aerodynamic shape that's supposed to help it penetrate the air...

You should be asking this to a doctor... And you should have posted this on the Health Forum...

Roger Federer is the best tennis player in the world, at this moment, but he's still human and, therefore, beatable. Coria may not be Federer, but is still an excellent player himself. Lately, Coria has been having a hard time ('going through hell' is a better way of putting it) getting his 1st...

Sure. You could string it with a less powerful string. You could string it with the same string at a higher tesnion. Or you could do both. At the end, it's still going to be a powerful raquet, but you can, surely, tame it's power a bit with a new string job.

This is, more or less, how it works. 1st, read this: http://www.tennis-warehouse.com/Features/Gripsize/Gripsize.html If your main grip is continental or eastern, you might not want to change anything. If you use a semi-western or western, you might want to go 1 or 2 sizes smaller. Why...