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Technical Tennis: Racquets, Strings, Balls, Courts, Spin, and Bounce by Rod Cross
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Technical Tennis: Racquets, Strings, Balls, Courts, Spin, and Bounce

by Rod Cross

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0972275932, Paperback)

What are the single most important variables in racquet performance? What racquet and string features combine to provide the most control, comfort, and feel? How can a player create maximum spin? This informative primer answers these and other elusive equipment and performance-related questions that perennially plague hackers and experts alike. A simplified, layperson's companion to the authors' previous work, The Physics and Technology of Tennis, this conveniently sized guide to selecting racquets and strings includes bite-sized explanations of the possible expectations of equipment choices.

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