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I've used both over the summer, I settled on the Speed Pro, The 200 Tour is a great stick, but I found myself going with the Speed Pro as I like the slightly more head lightness of the Speed Pro. I was able to get a little more wrist snap out of the Head stick. I got nice top spin with both and...

"Ptomin: sounds like you're on to a good thing with the different racquets, so don't be so sure that it's a bad idea. I think it makes plenty of sense as long as it doesn't make a mess of your game." It wasn't a planned thing or anything, One tourny I ended up having to play a singles...

Ok...well I'm glad I'm not the only one...For singles I use my trusty ole' aeropro drive...but for dbls I'm having success with the Dunlop 4D 500...It feels a little quicker at the net then the aeropro. It’s all working for me as of now so I guess I’ll keep doing it until the tennis gods catch me.

Just curious, does anybody out there switch racquets from singles to doubles? I've found myself over the past few months using a different racquet when I play doubles. I'm sure this isn't a good idea but I can't argue with the results I'm getting. Winning more doubles matches lately then I did...

I tried to learn the 2HBH, but can't seem to rid myself of my damn lefty baseball swing. Have 40 years of batting lefty in me. I finally just settled on a one hander...It's coming along.

I'm pretty much a newbie to tennis...18 months in, never played before, play at 3.5 now. I started with a Bab Aeropro drive, Non GT..(great racquet, just felt a little "clunky" after my stroke started to develop). In my research for a new racquet I demoed several. I was getting caught up in the...

"The shadow swings I mentioned will initially be more important than the wall and ball machine. Got to reset your muscle memory. Often hard to do when there is a ball in play." Oh Absolutly! I'm already doing that. Thank you

Thanks for all the replies, sort of glad to see I'm not the only one trying to figure this out. I play tennis right handed. Although I have been know to "cheat" and switch the racquet to the left hand for a reach...LOL My 4.0 girlfriend hates that. haha Anyway, sounds like I just need to...

Ok, after a lifetime of baseball, Collage and adult league, well into my 40's I had to give it up, can't really compete anymore. I found I love playing tennis, been playing about a year and half. I'm just a little ole' 3.5 now. My issue is I think I need to give up on ever having a two hand...