Hyper Prostaff

Tennis racket?

I am a player.I 4.0 to 4.5 m, while playing with Hyper Carbon ProStaff Wilson weighs 6.1 and 12.3 as oz.Now, I'm changing my racquet at a lighter, as the K factor that weighs 10.2 ounces So as I was wondering if this will have a great influence on my Stroke, is it better to use heavier or lighter racquets .. What is the difference? I am worried that I do not like, but I want the demo the weather here in Ky is so bad ..... How long does it take to get used to a lighter racket like that? I am 5 feet 7 inches, weighs 128 pounds i

I am not an expert, but I like lighter racquets Head racquets give you more power while heavier racquets give you a little more control. I do think that lighter racquets give you more power because they are easier to swing. You can get them from point A to point B more rapidly (more acceleration, more power ... blah blah blah ... I've never liked physics =]). In fact, I use a Fischer Pro1, which is more heavily on the side and I'm much more comfortable with heavier racquets because I tend to sway a little out of control with lighter. It depends. A friend at school told me that a great tennis player can play with any bat and do not use the racket, he played with as an excuse when he loses, but I think, of course, it will affect your shots a bit before you get used to. I can not tell you how long it will take. It is very likely a function of frequency of play, how to use your racket you are, and how you adapt to something new in your game Just keep practicing with the new racquet and you get the hang of it. When switching to a lighter racket, though, I suggest you watch how much power you put into your swing, because you might not need much more. I'm not pro, but I hope it helped. =]

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