you know what. I am smiling. you are absolutely right. I like that frame but I am still in the search hahaha. i guess.. most of the people in this thread are like me. :>a curious follow-up to your thread yesterday about how fabulous the Wilson 95S is
I wonder how people in this thread are with relationships...
I wonder how they are with their technique.
Are we talking tennis technique?
Yes.
Even professionals stay with one racquet, only changing paint jobs. If you want to be a serious player then you should develop your technique and you will find you can play with just about any racquet. It may be fun to try different racquets but if you believe a racquet will solve your problems then you may never find the one.
I know that. That's why I never changed frames when I was a serious player. I was trying to be funny... Emphasis on the "trying" part! lol
I guess my advice pertains to those who constantly switch. Maybe some are more racquet sensitive than others. I am quite satisfied with my PS90 but occasionally I play with a different racquet and usually can make it work given some time to adjust.
Yes.
Even professionals stay with one racquet, only changing paint jobs. If you want to be a serious player then you should develop your technique and you will find you can play with just about any racquet. It may be fun to try different racquets but if you believe a racquet will solve your problems then you may never find the one.
Well thank God someone was able to recover! You're giving the rest of us hope!I had big hopes for my new PS Classic 95, 18x20, 25. anniversary racket, since I had made myself believe that I needed a 18x20 RF97.
At least now I will be sticking to the RF (as I have for about 2 years), but I am sure I will tinker a little bit with the Classic (strings and tension), and test it briefly some times, without much hope of it making me change my mind. I guess the tinkering and testing out is in my DNA as a recovering racketaholic.