What is your favorite stroke for TENNIS ??? TOPSPIN>>?
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Its either an angled drop volley off a hard hit ball, or a blistering backhand passing shot where your opponent starts to move but the ball is already by him.
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Hi there,\n\nI've included two links.  One that has a 'raquet selector' tool on it, plus some good articles on how to find the right racquet.  Personnally, I always tell people to look for 2 things - good grip size (remembering that you can increase the grip size, but can't decrese it) and racquet weight - too heavy will slow you down, too light will cause you to swing to early.  Ideally the best way to determine the right one is to use it on the court and try it out.\n\nCheers,\nMatt
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I liked John McEnroe and Martina Navratilova.  Hope I spelt it right.
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top spin is the exact opp of reverse spin.\nby moving your racquet slightly upwards while hitting the ball, the top spin can be generated. it is an excellent practice especially at competitive levels. if u r a beginner and u can pull off controlled top-spin, i'd say u r ver talentd... keep it up!
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Where has common courtesy gone?  If I wasn't willing to take the penalty strokes, drop a ball and play on, I would get the ball myself.  If I "needed" to have the caddie do it, then YES I definitely would up my tip at the end of my round.  I may be old fashioned, but I would also say "thanks!"
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Wakeboading is the best sport there is around.... I love it ....I cant wait til summer to go on the lake and get back on my board...I love your choice of sports
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You should use the same grip for both- its called the 'chopper' grip. Imagine you are going to use the frame of your racket as a hammer as hold the grip how you would a hammer.\n\nIt will feel strange at first & you may find it unsuccessful but stick at it & the power increase in your serve will be very noticable.\n\nUse the same for a topspin serve, you just need to place the ball up in a different place- it should be slightly behind you & towards your left shoulder (assuming you are right handed).\n\nHope this helps but it is a bit hard to explain. Go to your local libary & look for a coaching book, they will have good diagramms to help you
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Without having seen you play, it's a bit hard to suggest. Obviously you'll want to play to your strengths. Also, try a variety of shots in warm-up to see how he responds. I usually hit very heavy topspin...but if my opponent can't handle low slices as well then I'll hit those all day. \n\nA few things to check:\n\n1. Footwork. This is the first thing I ever watch. I'm sorry, you can hit like a cannon but I'm gonna pound winners on you all day if your feet are cemented down. If he doesn't move (and some people will disagree with me on this) then I suggest a few deep topsin balls and then a dropshot if you can do it. Basically, make him run!!! And on that note, make sure you are moving. Solid footwork can save you when you're tired. The more tired you are, the better your footwork has to be!!!\n\n2. Stroke. Of course you'll want to check which side is weaker for them.\n\n2.Serve. You'll want to decide how far back or forward to stand. If has has a very fast serve and you need time, then move back. If it's somewhat slow or has a huge kick, catch the ball early. But you always want to be moving into it on the return.\n\n2. Rally ability. Obviously if he can't hit more then 2 balls back in a row, you don't need to do anything fancy. You should figure this out early.\n\n3. Spin. Figure out how he hits!!! If he slices alot does the ball sit up? Does it skid low? What about topspin? Does he use alot or hit flat? \n\n4. Volley ability. How is he at net? If he's bad, purposely hit some short balls if you can to draw him up. I love playing people who are horrible at net.  A drop volley up close, then an easy topspin ball at their feet.\n\n\nAlso remember to go crosscourt when you can. I'm a big believer in changing the direction of the ball, but sometimes you just can't beat good low error tennis across the middle.\n\nI kinda wrote this in a rush if anyone has any additions or feels I said something wrong, I really won't be offended. Always fun to hear different viewpoints.\n\nHope this helps!
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instructions here --> http://tennis.about.com/od/forehandbackhand/ss/fhtopspinlobsbs.htm
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Yes, I play badminton. It's my favorite sport to play. I don't like tennis nearly as much as badminton.
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When I hit topspin I try to come in fairly level to the ball but always finish rather high wrapping the stroke around my shoulder.  If I hit topspin by coming in too low at first I wind up hitting a loopy topspin shot that has plenty of spin but lacks pace.  This is not always bad, as I sometimes employ this tactic while playing defensively to stay in a point.  Loopy deep topspin shots can force your opponent off the baseline giving you a chance to retake the point.
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Good for power and control. But wilson racquets are really heavy. Try Prince, for a change?
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I totallyyy love tennis! It's such an awesome and interesting game to both watch and play..! The French Open, my fave Slam of thm all is getting under way today..\nMy fave player: Rafael Nadal (by a longgggggggggggg mile!)
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tennis. it's so fun. you get to run around for the ball and hit it hard when it comes near u. u get a good exersise and u get more mucels in ur legs and arms. it is a truley fun sport and everyone should love it. i hope this answers ur question good!!
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don't care what other people suggest as long as u like them~ enjoy golf! i switch from titleist 981 to titleist 680 and its great... the ball stricking feeling is great! if something goes wrong inthe swing, its very noticable~ improving my game... my best was a 72... but that was during my peak time.... haven't been playing for months due to work.... i'll be happy if i get below 90 next time i play~
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I really like the head radical flexpoint (the one aggasi uses).  That thing can push through any ball no matter how fast it is going.  It has a really clean hit to it.
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This question actually has two answers based on your point of view.  1. Legs do contribute to making topspin by allowing me to get in optimal hitting position.  This means I am the right distance from the ball and can generate more leverage and spin on the stroke.  Just getting down to the ball makes it easier to create topspin.  2. Do the legs actually help me create more racket head speed through the stroke resulting in more revolutions, not really...maybe indirectly.  There is no direct evidence that a player with stronger legs can generate more topspin than someone with an average build.  So essentially my answer comes down to a matter of perspective.