M******0
发帖数: 1280 | 1 My experience from pingpong, it should be loose. I playing pingpong when I
was little,横拍, as I blush top spin (拉弧旋) no way you can do it if
holding the grip tight. You need the little movement of the bat in the hand
to create extra rotation (in addition to the wrist rotation) before contact
and the little movement to let go after contact. Only at the contact, the
bat is tightly hold for that fraction of a moment. I feel tennis top spin is
similar, if you holding the racket really tight, it is hard to brush top
spin. But if you are hitting flat shot with close stance, you can do it by
holding your racket really tight.
The other thing I feel is tight grip leads to tennis elbow while loose grip
leads to broken wrist.
How do you think? |
K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 2 It all depends on how heavy your racket is.
Nobody other than Federer/Laver etc who has iron wrist can use wrist
using heavy racket. It's natural to hold tight. It's a way to prevent
injury.
A lot of wsn can use wrist when using a 10 oz racket. Without using it
your ball is so lack of pace or spin.
hand
contact
is
grip
【在 M******0 的大作中提到】
: My experience from pingpong, it should be loose. I playing pingpong when I
: was little,横拍, as I blush top spin (拉弧旋) no way you can do it if
: holding the grip tight. You need the little movement of the bat in the hand
: to create extra rotation (in addition to the wrist rotation) before contact
: and the little movement to let go after contact. Only at the contact, the
: bat is tightly hold for that fraction of a moment. I feel tennis top spin is
: similar, if you holding the racket really tight, it is hard to brush top
: spin. But if you are hitting flat shot with close stance, you can do it by
: holding your racket really tight.
: The other thing I feel is tight grip leads to tennis elbow while loose grip
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b*********s
发帖数: 6757 | 3 if you have a proper stroke, you should hold it loose.
"A lot of wsn can use wrist when using a 10 oz racket."
-you shouldn't be using wrist to hit the ball anyways, power mainly comes
from legs, hips, and back. you keep wrist loose so you can transfer that
power into the shot. The tighter your grip, the more injury prone you are...
.
"Nobody other than Federer/Laver etc who has iron wrist can use wrist using
heavy racket."
-very misleading statement
【在 K****D 的大作中提到】
: It all depends on how heavy your racket is.
: Nobody other than Federer/Laver etc who has iron wrist can use wrist
: using heavy racket. It's natural to hold tight. It's a way to prevent
: injury.
: A lot of wsn can use wrist when using a 10 oz racket. Without using it
: your ball is so lack of pace or spin.
:
: hand
: contact
: is
|
M******0
发帖数: 1280 | 4 Is this one of the reasons why top spin players use head light racket? So
that it allows the wrist to do the work better.
【在 K****D 的大作中提到】
: It all depends on how heavy your racket is.
: Nobody other than Federer/Laver etc who has iron wrist can use wrist
: using heavy racket. It's natural to hold tight. It's a way to prevent
: injury.
: A lot of wsn can use wrist when using a 10 oz racket. Without using it
: your ball is so lack of pace or spin.
:
: hand
: contact
: is
|
b*********s
发帖数: 6757 | 5 even when you volley you need to keep your grip loose. Often you hear you
need to have a firm wrist when volley, it's actually just firm enough you
don't break your wrist as in during the contact your wrist doesn't flip back
and let the racket head fall below your wrist high. But on the scale of
loose and tight, it's still close to the loose side.
hand
contact
is
grip
【在 M******0 的大作中提到】
: My experience from pingpong, it should be loose. I playing pingpong when I
: was little,横拍, as I blush top spin (拉弧旋) no way you can do it if
: holding the grip tight. You need the little movement of the bat in the hand
: to create extra rotation (in addition to the wrist rotation) before contact
: and the little movement to let go after contact. Only at the contact, the
: bat is tightly hold for that fraction of a moment. I feel tennis top spin is
: similar, if you holding the racket really tight, it is hard to brush top
: spin. But if you are hitting flat shot with close stance, you can do it by
: holding your racket really tight.
: The other thing I feel is tight grip leads to tennis elbow while loose grip
|
K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 6 Yes, you can't generate enough racket head speed with a RF97.
Take a look how Date Krumm hits the ball with 13.5 oz racket.
【在 M******0 的大作中提到】
: Is this one of the reasons why top spin players use head light racket? So
: that it allows the wrist to do the work better.
|
M******0
发帖数: 1280 | 7 Yeah, volley is a perfect example, only a little tighter when contact.
back
【在 b*********s 的大作中提到】
: even when you volley you need to keep your grip loose. Often you hear you
: need to have a firm wrist when volley, it's actually just firm enough you
: don't break your wrist as in during the contact your wrist doesn't flip back
: and let the racket head fall below your wrist high. But on the scale of
: loose and tight, it's still close to the loose side.
:
: hand
: contact
: is
: grip
|
K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 8 It's no rocket science really. When the racket gets heavy enough, eventually
everybody will have firm wrist.
Take a look how people use sledge hammers (the real ones).
Take another look how people use 苍蝇拍。
..
using
【在 b*********s 的大作中提到】
: if you have a proper stroke, you should hold it loose.
: "A lot of wsn can use wrist when using a 10 oz racket."
: -you shouldn't be using wrist to hit the ball anyways, power mainly comes
: from legs, hips, and back. you keep wrist loose so you can transfer that
: power into the shot. The tighter your grip, the more injury prone you are...
: .
: "Nobody other than Federer/Laver etc who has iron wrist can use wrist using
: heavy racket."
: -very misleading statement
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b*********s
发帖数: 6757 | 9 I can hit a much heavier ball with RF97 compares to a typical 10oz racquet.
【在 K****D 的大作中提到】
: Yes, you can't generate enough racket head speed with a RF97.
: Take a look how Date Krumm hits the ball with 13.5 oz racket.
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 10 You probably didn't have a proper 10 oz. The proper one should be 115 sq in
with open string and stiffness 76.
【在 b*********s 的大作中提到】
: I can hit a much heavier ball with RF97 compares to a typical 10oz racquet.
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b*********s
发帖数: 6757 | 11 How come no one is using the proper 10oz racquet on the tour? If it's the
strong forearm, why no top 10 years old jr use such racquet?
in
【在 K****D 的大作中提到】
: You probably didn't have a proper 10 oz. The proper one should be 115 sq in
: with open string and stiffness 76.
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 12 It's too powerful for tour pros, causing a lot of balls out.
For 10 year old, it's too big for them. The racket head touches the ground
all the time. Most young kids do use shorter oversize to help them with
power though.
【在 b*********s 的大作中提到】
: How come no one is using the proper 10oz racquet on the tour? If it's the
: strong forearm, why no top 10 years old jr use such racquet?
:
: in
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b*********s
发帖数: 6757 | 13 Do you use it?
【在 K****D 的大作中提到】
: It's too powerful for tour pros, causing a lot of balls out.
: For 10 year old, it's too big for them. The racket head touches the ground
: all the time. Most young kids do use shorter oversize to help them with
: power though.
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K****D
发帖数: 30533 | 14 No, too easy to hit out.
I use more powerful rackets against higher opponents though.
I may try Ti.S6 etc in doubles someday.
【在 b*********s 的大作中提到】
: Do you use it?
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