where can i demo a tennis racquet?
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Well, there must be many tennis shops around Detroit or tennis clubs. Most tennis shops offer demos, usually they cost a few dollars, and the same with clubs. Just search in the YELLOW PAGES for TENNIS.
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The best place to buy a tennis racket is on www.tenniswarehouse.com....the best kind of racket in my opinion is the head lexpoint radical or prestige...i am ranked # 1 in central indiana's 14s boys
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yeah, I think there is one for Xbox called topspin.  I have played it before and found it to be pretty fun.  You get to pick which grand slam to play in and what pro tennis player.  But playing real tennis is much funner.
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Hey,\n\nI have found these places to have the best prices on all tennis equipment.....\n\nwww.holabirdsports.com\n\nwww.tennis-warehouse.com\n\nhope this help! lates
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Go to www.ping.com and look up Demo days.  Find one in your area and have the Ping rep fit you.  Ping reps are the best club fitters around and it will make a big difference.  They cost to much not to have that done.  I suggest you have it done twice just to make sure.
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Try this:\nhttp://www.tenniscorner.net/index.php?action=file&vFileName=ATPRankingSystem
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I have a really nice Head racquet I bought from Dick's Sporting Goods. It's one of their Titanium Light series. It was only $60.
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tenniswarehouse.com!!!!
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http://www.tenniswarehouse.com\n\nor Nike.com and Adidas.com
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Every manufacturer has a complete racquet line, so there is a racquet for you from each line.  If you go to www.NothingButTennis.com, on their strings and racquets page  scroll down and you will find racquet charts with all the specs on recent frames and you can compare the specifications.  You can determine from demos what spec values appeal to you.  Some specs of interest are: swingweight, power level, length, static weight, string pattern, head size, and stiffness.
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try this link: http://www.google.com/local?f=q&hl=en&q=billiards+shops+near+worcester,+england, although some of those things appear to be junk
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Accept no one's opinion on the selection of a tennis racquet! Instead, find a local tennis shop that has the widest variety and availability of loaner tennis racquets, and try them yourself.\n\nSome tennis shops have the liberal tennis racquet loaner policy of allowing you to pay $15 to try any and all tennis racquets, without limit, for 2-3 days, but only 3 racquets at a time in order to be fair to other players who want to try racquets.\n\nAt the end of your trial, the tennis shop applies the $15 to your purchase. Please understand that tennis shops who offer this convenient policy usually charge more for their racquets.\n\nI feel it behooves you to buy your initial racquet from these merchants rather than buy online for less. However, after you've made your initial purchase, I also feel it's fair to purchase additional racquets online.
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There are many sites but I like those the most:\n\nhttp://www.tennisexpress.com/Head-Tennis-Racketse.html\n\nhttp://www.tennis-warehouse.com/\n\nhttp://www.consumersearch.com/www/sports_and_leisure/tennis_racquets/index.html\n\nI hope to help you...:)
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hi to find the tennis court u are looking for\nvisit the web \nwww.londonby.com\nAnder sport & activity
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Forget about which racquet is the highest rated. The racquet is nothing. Proper technique is everything.\n\nGet a dozen demo racquets and play-test them. Buy the one that works best for you. Spend whatever money is left over on tennis lessons (private lessons are STRONGLY preferred). \n\nIf you can't afford private lessons, buy several instructional books and/or video tapes. This is surely the fastest way to improve.\n\nThe magic is not in the racquet.
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This is the only place I could find, its in Glasgow.  I hope it helps\n\n We can pick up and return your racquet from your office or home in Glasgow. Just call 0845 09 555 09 to arrange a suitable time.*\n\nhttp://www.racquetrepairs.co.uk/
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If you dont want any places to sit or anything fancy. Just paint the lines in and set up a net. You can play on grass, concrete, almost anything, as long as its relitivly flat.  get some chalk or some paint and do the meauring. You could have your own court anywhere (as long as you have a net).