Jack sock yonex?

codonnell

Semi-Pro
Currently watching his challenger match. It looks either like a blacked out yonex or an ezone. Any one have any more information?
 
There are a few comments in the 2023 New Sponsorships thread about Sock playing a fully stenciled Yonex EZone. I was watching the Cleveland Challenger with Sock going up vs a Californian WC teenager Alex Michelsen. The teen beat him 6&4.

thank you for the feedback as well! It looked like a rough match for him. I know he lost some weight but it looked like fitness is still an issue. :(
 
In Dallas,1st round this week, Jack narrowly won a 3 hr +, 3 setter.
Asked afterwards what fitness tips he recommend, after it was revealed he'd lost 20lbs, he said
"never eat anything after 6pm"

He was absolutely slapping away some of the forehands. Racquet head speed!!!
 
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Asked afterwards what fitness tips he recommend, after it was revealed he'd lost 20lbs, he said
"never eat anything after 6pm"
That actually works extremely well, although technically it's not "after 6pm", but rather "take what time you normally go to bed, subtract 4, and that's your time to stop eating". It's commonly said as 6pm because most working adults go to sleep ~ 10pm.

I did this ~ 20 years ago (at the suggestion of our club pro). Knocked off 15lbs in ~ 2 months, although I suspect now that I'm in my mid 50s it would take a bit longer if I tried it today.
 
I watched the match! He looked much better out there :). I’m hoping to see him in the top 100 again competing in more atp events! In the sponsorship thread they mentioned it may just take some time to get used to the change in frame. Fitness looked better too for how long some of those deuce service games went in the third!
 
Trust me....it does

I read that metabolisms slow by 1% per year after 60!
So it's going to get harder and harder.

Better keep in shape everyone:)

The main 'Break-fast' message is; ideally leave 14 hours evening and overnight before you breakfast.
That's pretty tough!
 
I read that metabolisms slow by 1% per year after 60!
So it's going to get harder and harder.

Better keep in shape everyone:)

The main 'Break-fast' message is; ideally leave 14 hours evening and overnight before you breakfast.
That's pretty tough!


That's easy. For a usual person with a desk job being inactive for long stretches of time, the tougher part is the exceptional discipline required in food choices and limiting the quantities to stay at a slim weight. No big meals and no in between big snacks. Jacks favorite chipotle burritos and snacks won't burn off easily, and will show up on the scale.
 
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I lost 50 lbs by interment fasting.. eat between 12 and 7.. didn't take to long.
And aim to eat 100 grams of carbs or less and out of that less than 20 grams of sugar..
It's tuff some days... but it's better than eating like a rabbit..
I can maintain too somewhat easy.. but still takes will power..
When hungry.. I drink coffee...
 
That doesn't seem as stiff as I would have thought - preconceived prejudice:)

Been described as spotty outside of the sweet spot / inconsistent string bed response.
Just what you don't want when you load top spin like Mr Sock.
 
I think it's an old box beam Babo, not that stiff for a Babolat... The ezone could be identical in term of stiffness rating.
Maybe the ezone gives him a bit more control with 8 mains throat, and handle better low tension alu that he uses
Is he still using alu? Just the light blue one? I thought it was blue poly tour blue since he switched to everything yonex, including overgrip, which he used tourna for years. And yes you are correct! His old box beam frame had a stiffness around 67, which not soft but felt fine, especially with some blue tac. I have to believed one of his pro stocks that was new, but made for him, just a standard aero storm in an L3.
 
Is he still using alu? Just the light blue one? I thought it was blue poly tour blue since he switched to everything yonex, including overgrip, which he used tourna for years. And yes you are correct! His old box beam frame had a stiffness around 67, which not soft but felt fine, especially with some blue tac. I have to believed one of his pro stocks that was new, but made for him, just a standard aero storm in an L3.

Sock was using some sold of black string yesterday, what sting is that ??


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He was using orange string last night, I watched the match. Most likely Poly Tour Rev, so was Ben Shelton.

You are right,, it was orange or red.... if it is poly REV then it must be great string... ATP tour pros are really catching on to it and switching... its gettign some great reviews

 
Sock was using some sold of black string yesterday, what sting is that ??


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Before switching over to Yonex he used Rpm blast and alu power rough last year. I would think the black he used was probably poly tour pro 16L. I think he was trying all of the colors to see how they played, like the blue above. But definitely poly tour rev from the looks of it.
 
That doesn't seem as stiff as I would have thought - preconceived prejudice:)

Been described as spotty outside of the sweet spot / inconsistent string bed response.
Just what you don't want when you load top spin like Mr Sock.

The shotty string Bed aero storm with the 65 stiffness was the first release in the nice red paint job. It definitely felt more like a players frame and less forgiving but softer/comfortable. The gt was more refined crisp, still playeresk, but more power and consistency.

I like the look of the shoes he has on. Looks like they are the K-Swiss ultrashot 3. The yonex shoes supplied were probably provided free with the frames possibly?
 
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