US OPEN TENNIS

Want to know how to improve your swing? Follow these important guidelines: Step #1: Get Ready For The Hit! Keep your racquet back at all times. Once the ball has left your opponent’s racquet, you must move into position. It’s important to keep your racquet back while positioning yourself to enable a clean shot. But, before heading toward the incoming ball remember to… 1. Recognize that the ball is going to your forehand side. 2. Establish a balanced sideways stance as you begin to position yourself for the stroke by letting go with your non-dominant hand. At this point your racquet should be pointing away from your intended target and positioned about waist high. 3. Move into final position for the shot by maintaining enough space between your body and the ball. This will allow for a more fluent stroke. Position your body to enable you to hit the ball when it is waist high. If the ball happens to be below your waist, bend your knees to lower your waist height. 4. Next, move the ra …

Head Intelligence I.S12 Tennis Racquet Length: 28
Head Size: 115
Weight: 8.1 oz.
Balance: 1pt HL
Cross Sect1on: 28.50mm
Type of Swing: Compact strokes
String Tension:57-66 lbs
Ra:
Flex: Stiff
Features: Pre-Strung with IntelliString string at mid tension

Head i.S12 Tennis Racquet Review
Tennis Magazine Jan 2001

Head Ti-S6 Tennis Racquet Length: 27 3/4
Head Size: 115
Weight: 8.0 oz.
Balance: 380mm
Cross Sect1on: 28.5mm
Type of Swing: Full-Moderate strokes
String Tension:57-66 lbs
Ra:
Flex: Stiff
Features:
Patented Head Titanium/Graphite Composite
Sweetspot Design
Softac Grip

Head Titanium Ti-S6 Tennis Racquet Review

Our Review:
Tennis Magazine gave A’s in all four categories. Power, Comfort, Control and Maneuverability. One of the best all time rated racquets.

The Head TI-S6 tennis racquet is the #1 selling racquet in America for a reason. Head produced the TI-S6 to have all the answers for the club player with a compact swing. Its superior titanium design allows a level of control rarely seen in a racquet with this much power. The maneuverability of a light weight racquet is there, but we were surprised by how solid it was on off center shots.

First, before you make a solid commitment to either play or coach tennis there are some things that you should know first. Many who may not even be attracted to the game of tennis itself are still intrigued by the history of it. Tennis or at least versions of tennis can be traced back to ancient Greek civilizations. Many of those cultures enjoyed the sport for literally centuries. Of course, it is unlikely that they called it tennis as that was not dubbed until 1874 which is also when it became a common game worldwide. First the French tool a liking to it, then the people from Portugal, then England, and from there it flourished. The game of tennis is played in what is called a “court.” The dimensions of this court are standard 78×27. Normally a tennis court is made of a clay like or concrete playing area that is required for the game to be played correctly. The court is literally divided in half by a net and one player is on each side of the net. Each player holds what is called a ra …