Thinner grips make it easier to play in today ... like trying to swing a rock with a rope,” says TENNIS racquet adviser Bruce Levine. “Now frames are lighter and more aerodynamic, with ...

Retooling strokes at the pro level in tennis ... holding the racket. “I can’t complain. It’s been positive.” Free of any discomfort in the hand, reverting to his old grip isn’t a ...

Discover the secrets to finding your perfect tennis grip! Learn the surprising factors ... these insights will help you take control of your racket and elevate your performance on the court.

A tennis racket consists of a lower handle, called a grip, and a frame that contains a tightly wound web of strings. The grip and frame are connected by a neck. While rackets vary in terms of length, ...

The simplest way to form the doubled-handed grip is to hold the racket with your dominant hand in the shake-hands forehand grip, then add the other hand with another forehand grip.

This is the way to hold the racquet for the serve, volley, sliced backhand and smash. It is known as the chopper grip, because it is the way you would hold an axe. It allows you to swing the racket ...