What racquet paint color is best for a left handed, one handed backhand?
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P8ntballa
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PINK! Nuff said! Funny poet, thnx SF
Actually some studies have shown that PINk may decrease power and RED might increase it: http://stanford.wellsphere.com/happiness-article/color-your-way-to-better-health/461406. So the answer is a racquet that looks Pink to your opponent and Red to you!
ls206
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So what your saying is...if you meet a girl that's into tennis, make sure she doesn't play with a red or maroon racquet!
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P8ntballa
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Hahaha dude pearlescent paint, the kind that changes color depending on the angle that ur lookin at it!
Actually, I looked it up and Petr Korda did win a slam as a lefty with a one-handed backhand (Australian) after Muster won the French - He used lots of different colored rackets, though, so stick with Blue.
Interesting that there are so few lefty one-handers winning slams since McEnroe. Would they have the same problems with righty-forehand to lefty-backhand as Federer does with Nadal? That wouldn't matter as much with serve-and-volleyers. In those days being a lefty was considered an advantage. Is it a disadvantage now with baseline play predominating?
Interesting that there are so few lefty one-handers winning slams since McEnroe. Would they have the same problems with righty-forehand to lefty-backhand as Federer does with Nadal? That wouldn't matter as much with serve-and-volleyers. In those days being a lefty was considered an advantage. Is it a disadvantage now with baseline play predominating?
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brownbearfalling
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You've got it all wrong. You need a HOT PInk racquet with 24k diamonds on it.
Tennis_Wiz
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hahaha that made my day.
Patrick_St
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This thread deserves to be bumped.
Patrick_St
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^ nice find. Those lefties are rather particular about their weapons of choice.
