too headlight?

zedek

New User
I am used to my frame being around 3 points head light and 11.8 ounces. the other day I was experimenting with creating a more headlight balance (6 pts) and I couldn't hit a ball with good pace for the life of me. just wondering why this happens, if power is decreased with too much of a headlight racket (EVEN THOUGH I DIDN'T REMOVE ANY MASS FROM THE HEAD), and if most pro's use a more even balance? :-|
 

Relinquis

Hall of Fame
maybe the stick is too heavy for you to swing with pace now
maybe your timing is off
most pros are headlight
 

LeeD

Bionic Poster
"most" male pros use your first racket with a little added weight.
If you don't hit a light SW racket hard, you either adjust to a faster swingspeed or you increase head weight (SW).
 

JohnB

Rookie
I am used to my frame being around 3 points head light and 11.8 ounces. the other day I was experimenting with creating a more headlight balance (6 pts) and I couldn't hit a ball with good pace for the life of me. just wondering why this happens, if power is decreased with too much of a headlight racket (EVEN THOUGH I DIDN'T REMOVE ANY MASS FROM THE HEAD), and if most pro's use a more even balance? :-|

What exactly did you do to create the new balance?
 

zedek

New User
All I did was add a few grams of lead tape to the buttcap in order to give me 6 pts head light. the total weight was more than 11.8 (closer to 12oz).
 
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