by PerErik | Dec 7, 2012 | Tennis Tips
Singles Tennis? The challenge of learning singles tennis rules is not complicated, in fact grasping tennis rules in general is rather simple and easy to learn. Everyone is unique in their approach in learning these rules, but generally the ‘tennis mind’...
by PerErik | Dec 7, 2012 | Tennis Tips
The Western grip? Western grip 1. Hold the racquet in the Continental or Eastern grip. 2. Move your hand a little to the right, so the palm of your hand is under the bottom flat of the racquet grip. 3. Keep your fingers together, just as you would in the Eastern grip....
by PerErik | Dec 7, 2012 | Tennis Tips
What is the Eastern Grip? Eastern Grip 1- Hold the racquet at the throat, and then shake hands with the grip. The base index knuckle should be on the flat side bevel. 2- Extend the index finger as in pulling a trigger on a water gun. This is the eastern forehand grip....
by PerErik | Dec 7, 2012 | Tennis Tips
More facts about low-pressure or low compression balls? FACT #3: Felt ball durability concerns – One of the manufacturing “secrets” is the type of felt used on the outside of the balls. Polyester is the least expensive and least durable. Acrylic lasts significantly...
by PerErik | Dec 6, 2012 | Tennis Tips
This information about tennis balls comes from my buddy Joe FACT #2: Felt balls pressurized or not – At this time, most manufacturers are going with low pressure (not pressureless) felt transition balls. The red level balls are so low pressure that they will only...
