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 WILSON BLX TOUR SIX 6 pack tennis racquet racket bag NEW! Authorized Dealer  US $52.95
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 Yonex Super RD Tour 90 4 1/8 Hewitt Tennis Racquet US $119.99
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Prince Tour -- Extra Duty Tennis Balls List Price: $82.99 Sale Price: $74.99  |
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The new Prince Tour ball is designed for top players who demand high quality, performance products. It's made with a durable Hi-Vis woven felt for optimum playability and visibility. Covered by hand for exacting consistency and a Dynamic Core with a PURE rubber compound that provides longer ball life... |
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Wilson BLX Team II Yellow Six Pack Tennis Bag Sale Price: $34.95 |
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New for 2011, Wilson introduces the BLX Team II Collection in a sharp black and yellow cosmetic. PVC free, 25% lighter than traditional tennis bags. Expandable 6X size offers a bit more room than standard six pack style racquet bags... |
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Gamma Revelation 17G Tennis String, Natural List Price: $24.99 Sale Price: $7.25 |
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Benefits: Improved Tension Maintenance and Extra Durability.Recommended For: Improved feel and maximum power and control.Composition: Isoelastic Construction and NCP tension fibers with hard pearl coating... |
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Head Tour Team Backpack List Price: $0.00 |
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Tennis Backpack with racquet compartment |
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Wilson Eco Pro Tour Six Tennis Bag List Price: $90.00 |
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- Recycled PET Fabric and PVC Free - Insulated water bottle pocket - Easy access curved openings - One large side accessories pocket - Two Thermoguard, Moistureguard racquet compartments. - Anti-slip material and plush padding in backpack straps - Removable waterproof bag for clothes or shoes - One side small accessories pockets, one lined with soft anti-scratch material - 300D Recycled PET Hexagon ripstop - 420D Nylon - 600D Polyester Color: RedBlack Dimensions: 30x12... |
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Wilson 2008 Federer Signature Limited Edition Super 6 Pack Tennis Bag - WRZ8358 List Price: $120.00 |
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Wilson introduces the Limited Edition Federer Signature Super Six pack racquet bag, to be carried by Roger Federer at the 2008 Wimbledon and 2008 U.S. Open tournaments. All of the same great features as the K Pro Tour Super Six Pack-the largest racquet thermal bag from Wilson... |
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Smash Court Tennis 3 List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $15.49 |
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Smash Court Tennis 3 is the newest installment in its popular tennis video game. In this PSP version, players compete as or against 16 of their favorite Pro-Tennis stars including #1 ranked Roger Federer and 2006 French Open champions Rafael Nadal and Justine Henin... |
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Wilson Pro Overgrip (12 Pack) |
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Pro Overgrip has the perfect feel and preferred by top players like Roger Federer and Justine Henin. Available in pink or white. |
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Wilson Tour Slam Strung Adult Recreational Tennis Racket |
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Volcanic Frame technology = power and stability! Power strings = longer mainstrings increase power. Stop shock pads = reduced racquet vibration for greater control. |
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Hydramax Tour Replacement Grip( COLOR: Black ) Sale Price: $5.99 |
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Dunlop Tennis Hydramax Tour Replacement Grip: This is a medium tacky feel grip designed for advanced players who demand superior grip assurance and the very highest levels of feel and control. The Hydramax Tour Replacement Grip offers superior traction, is perfect for moisture absorption and is easy to install. |
Featured Article:
Whether you are just starting out as a tennis player, or even if you
are an old pro, the tennis gear you choose is extremely important. One
of the most important pieces of tennis merchandise that you will
purchase as a tennis player is your tennis racket. Your racket is
extremely important and will set the tone for your game, so of course
you want to pick out the best tennis racket you can find. With so many
different choices out there, it can be difficult to figure out what the
best tennis racket is for you; however, if you consider your skills,
your style of playing, the weight, and the materials of the racket, you
should pick a winner.
Skill Level
When you are looking for the best tennis racket, one of the most
important things that you need to consider is your skill level.
Beginners will want to make different choices from advanced players
when it comes to picking out tennis equipment.
1. Beginners - If you are a beginner at tennis, more than likely you
will want to start out with a cheap racket that has a larger head than
most. Having the oversized head will make it easier to hit the tennis
ball while you are learning. Also, there is definitely no need to spend
a couple hundred dollars on a racket until you have learned the basics
and decided that you want to actively pursue this sport.
2. Intermediate and Advanced - Intermediate and advanced players will
want to pick out a racket that has a smaller head than the rackets for
the beginners. While the oversized head is great for beginners, as an
intermediate to advanced player, you should have more strength in your
tennis swing and a smaller head will allow you a great deal more
control in your hits.
Style of Playing
More than likely if you are an advanced player, you have your own
particular style of playing. Your tennis playing style will also
influence what you will need in a good tennis racket. If you like to
use a great deal of topspin in your game, then a racket that is head
heavy can help you improve your spin. Also, if you are a serve and
volley player, there are tennis rackets that are specifically designed
for your style of play, and the same goes for players whose game relies
mainly on groundstroking. No matter what style of play you enjoy, more
than likely you will be able to find a racket that can enhance and
improve your style.
Racket Weight
To avoid injury, taking a look at the weight of the tennis racket is
important before you purchase it. While you may be inclined to head for
the lighter rackets, actually you will want to choose a racket that is
a bit heavier; however, the head should be fairly light. While it may
sound a bit crazy to purchase a racket that is a bit on the heavy side,
a lighter racket can also lead to injury, such as tennis elbow and
shoulder problems. Also, a racket that is a bit heavier can also
improve your serves as well as your groundstroke.
Racket Materials
When you are trying to pick out the best tennis racket, you will also
need to consider the various materials that they are made of as well.
The most common materials that are used on tennis rackets today include
graphite, aluminum, and boron and Kevlar. Graphite rackets are probably
the most popular, since it provides great hitting power and both
beginners and even advanced players will find that this type of a
racket will perform nicely for them. Aluminum rackets are cheaper than
graphite ones, and they will provide you with excellent feel. The Boron
and Kevlar rackets are very stiff and can cause shoulder problems due
to the shock, so this type of racket should be avoided by a beginning
player.
While there are no set overall rules when picking out a racket, there
are a variety of things to keep in mind so you can pick out the very
best tennis racket. So instead of just walking into a shop and taking a
few practice swings, keep these tips in mind and find the best tennis
racket for you.
YourServeTennisShop.com
has an excellent selection of rackets, equipment and clothing.
Hannah Reid, co-owner
YourServeTennisShop.com [http://www.your-serve-tennis-shop.com]
[http://www.your-serve-tennis-shop.com]
5 Tips to Get a Good Tennis Court When You’re in Mexico
If there’s one thing that can probably ruin your trip to Mexico, it would be your gaining weight. Not only will it slow you down as you move along the Mexican streets, but it will also make you feel a little upset. Just imagine adding more pounds when you’re not supposed to. You will not also get to enjoy all the Mexican dishes that people have grown to love.
Fortunately, you have plenty of options available, and you can start by grabbing that tennis racquet and spending some time in the tennis courts. But with a lot of them available in your country, it will be difficult to get one that will suit your needs. To help you out, you can take note of the following tips below:
1. Go for a tennis court that’s found in your area. You will save a lot of effort, energy, and time when you settle for a court that is just near your accommodation. In fact, there are some of them that have their own tennis courts, such as Grupo Mayan hotels. They are equipped with the materials that you need, not to mention excellent staff that can help you out when you’re just struggling. There are also a number of Grupo Mayan accommodation choices, so you also have different courts to pick.
2. Determine how much you’re going to pay. Most of these courts don’t come for free. You have to identify how much you’re going to spend for a tennis game. Determine the rates for the tennis court. Normally, you’re going to pay for every hour that you’re in the court. When you don’t have the equipment that you need, you may have to rent them, and that means additional cost for you. Usually, though, if you’re going to stay in a hotel such as Grupo Mayan, facilities would often come for free or at a discount, so can definitely save some bucks for every game.
3. Check if they offer courses. This is especially ideal for those who don’t know how to play tennis but would definitely love to learn the sport. Most of the tennis courts have their own tutorials and courses extended to players. You can check if they offer any and how long they are going to last. Commonly, this depends on what kind of learning you want to receive. If you want something extensive, be ready to be taught for few days. A lot of tourists settle for those that last for hours only to give them more time to play the game and eventually tour the rest of the city.
4. Know how huge the tennis court is. Some tennis courts can only accommodate very few players. If you’re eager to play the game, you may have to make some reservation or go to the venue very early. There are tennis courts that are really huge, but they are costlier than the smaller ones. If you don’t want to spend more, then be willing to wait.
About the Author
With plenty of sun, indeed, Mexico is a good place to sweat out and get rid of all those toxins. Fortunately, there are a lot of Grupo Mayan hotels that can provide you with a lot of options, including golf and tennis. You can go to http://www.grupomayantennis.com to learn more about it.
stringing tennis racquet @70lbs?
Hello. I'm new to tennis , just started about six months ago. I've been having my Volkl DNX 10 (98) strung with wilson nxt 16 @ 65 lbs. This tension seems OK for me, with that string. But just yesterday I tried wilson ultimate duo @ 65 lbs, which is apparently a mix of Luxilon Big Banger ALU Power 16L and Wison NXT Tour 16. It was horrible, the ball was flying off the racquet, and I didn't feel like I had even close to the usual control that I've had with using just the wilson nxt 16 alone. The strings felt like a trampoline, and I was wondering if stringing my racquet at 70lbs would help. I tried to do some research on string tension so I checked online in the customer feedback section of Tennis Warehouse, and it doesn't seem like anyone strings their racquet at that high of a tension. I feel like I need much more tension than 65lbs with the wilson ultimate duo. Will it damage my racquet if I try this? What's would be the downside of stringing my racquet so tight?
at 70, it's rather tight
ball will hit the racket face too solid & hard
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