what is the most POWERFUL racquets in the world(babolat?)?
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Doesn't matter.  The power you get from a racket depends entirely on the tension of your string - the lower the tension, the more power you will have
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Bjorn Borg. In my opinion, Tennis has never been played as beautifully as was played by him.
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Rod Laver. He won four grand slams in Tennis. Plus the quality of opposing players in his times was very high. They were legends in thier lifetime. A galaxy of super tennis players appeared at that time.
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It was always easiest with a Wilson where it could either be a W or an M; or with Prince racket (P or d).\nHowever, not impossible with a Babolat racket: choose one of the knots on the strings (there should either be a total of 2 or 4 knots on your racket). 'Rough' is the side where the knot has the protruding end and 'Smooth' is the side where the knot is smooth and rounded. So you call out 'Rough or Smooth' to your partner and spin the racket. \nHey-Presto!
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The best player - Federer
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Wilson n4 Badminton Racquet\n\nRetail Price: $119.99\nOur Price: $100.00\n\n Go to http://app.infopia.com/Shop/Control/Product/fp/vpid/2226320/vpcsid/0/SFV/31156
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there are basically two main kinds of rackets. \n\n1: heavy, normal sized "players" racquets. these are control-oriented racquets made for skilled players who have the strength and skill to provide their own power. in fact, pros weigh down their racquets even more than most heavy (12 oz or so) racquets. these racquets are good, and accurate, but many poeple believe they are too heavy and unforgiving for a less experienced player. \n\n2. player improvement racquets. these have oversize heads and light stiff frames that supposedly allow players to put more speed on the ball. also the larger heads are supposed to be more forgiving with a larger sweet spot. \n\na tweener racquet is a compromise between the two. not as wildly oversized as a player improvement racquet, and not as heavy as a players racquet.\n\n(my personal opinion is that everyone should buy heavy players racquets as most people will have the most problems keeping the ball in, and dont need a powerful racquet.)
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its federer or nadal.
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Since I have actually been asked this question before by some female tennis fans I will repeat what I told them.  The male tennis player with the largest female following is undoubtedly Marat Safin.  Since I was asked for my opinion I told them that David Ferrer of Spain had the look of a top male model.  To check on these players you can go to atptennis.com and enter their names for pictures.
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A good tennis racquet can cost anywhere between $60 to $300, depending upon what you want out of it. Since you are just starting, I would not spend money on the most expensive racquet. I would recommend hitting with several different types to see which one fits you best. As funny as it sounds, I would recommend going with a more traditional frame. This will improve your sense of touch, so you don't depend upon the racquet. A traditional frame is thinner than all these wide body monsters. In addition, it flexs, so you can understand shot control and spins. Head makes a decent model in the iRadical. Once you develop some touch, then you can choose a different racquet for more power or stiffness. However, you will lose other aspects during this shift. Once you get comfortable with a certain racquet design, it will be difficult to switch to other types. Most pros still prefer the traditional flex design, i.e. Agassi and Federer. Others like Nadal and Roddick embrace the stiffness of Babolot wide bodies.
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The best tension is 1 or 2 above the max. lbs given to have the racquet strung.\nThe strings that do good for me are Ballistic Polymomo from Babolot. I break normal strings once a week, but with these it's about once a month.\nAll of this does the best for me.
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Try this:\nhttp://www.tenniscorner.net/index.php?action=file&vFileName=ATPRankingSystem
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croquet...jk Has to be baseball.
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raquet would be the original English spelling, racket is the American twist on it. But, both are acceptable.
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Pete Sampras is an amazing player, but Federer is currently ON FIRE.... he has killer skill in every part of his game. He has an ace serve, not as tough as Andy Roddick, yet still amazing, and doesn't show significant weakness in his forehand or backhand. R Fed's Game is insane.
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Definitely Wimbledon.\n\nThere is so much history with the sport and if you ask any professional tennis player the one tournament they would like to win, they would pick Wimbledon
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I personally like the O3 Tour over any of the other O3's. It's a player racquet - control but if you would prefer power you should get the O3 White