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Help getting a raquet?
I play tennis on my High School's team this year. I bought a Wilson Grand Slam racquet a couple of years ago and I want to get a new tennis racquet. I tend to hit my backhands more like a backhand slice and the racquet doesn't handle that shot well. Also unless I hit the ball directly in the sweet spot It doesn't have a lot of power on it. Thanks for any help and Suggestions.
I looking for something cheaper than $100.
http://www.midwestsports.com/racquet-specials/c/32/ find a midsized one because its the best for junior level like high school players. i hit almost all my backhands slice and my head liquid metal works great! (im also on the high school team) good luck!
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Man Playing with a Racquet and Balls $49.99 Jan van Grevenbroeck Man Playing with a Racquet and Balls - Giclee Print |
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It Takes A Lot Of Balls $8.99 It Takes A Lot Of Balls |
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The Racquet Rack by Schulte $35.99 Serious as well as occasional tennis and racketball players have likely invested a lot of money in their sporting equipment. Protect this investment with the storage product designed specifically for the player's needs. With hooks for up to 7 rackets as well as an integrated rack that holds 2 cans or 6 loose balls, this Racquet Rack by Schulte keeps your equipment in mint condition. Foam guards have been added to protect your racket's finish while being stored.Features: • Heavy duty construction • Epoxy coating for long lasting wearability • Foam padded rack holds & protects up to 7 rackets • Integrated rack holds 2 cans or 6 loose balls • Quick and easy installation • Attaches to The Grid or directly to the wall • (Can also be used with the Slatwall System )Size: 7"tall x 9"wide x 10"deep |
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Wilson Six One Comp Tennis Racquet & Balls $83.41 Includes a Free can of Wilson Championship Tennis balls (Xtra-Duty). Great Racquet for a Great Deal! One Comp features QuadriFormTechnology for added control. The Fused graphite construction offers greater power with a fair weight. Headsize: 100 square inchesMaterials: GraphiteWeight (Strung): 10.8 ouncesLength: 27 inchesBalance: 1 pint HLString pattern: 16 x 19 |
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Wilson Blade Comp Tennis Racquet and Balls $82.22 Includes a Free can of Wilson Championship Tennis balls (Xtra-Duty). Great Racquet for a Great Deal! The Pro Blade Comp features QuadriFormTechnology for added control. The Fused graphite construction offers greater power with a fair weight. Wilson uses Cushion Tech Grip to provide cool comfort. Great for any recreational club player with an intermediate style swing. Over all weight provides godd blend of control and power plus that additional oomph some players need. Headsize: 100 sq. in.Length: 27 in.Weight (Strung): 11.25Balance: 33 cmString Pattern: 16x19Materials: GraphiteFrame shape: Oval |
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Performing Like you Have Never Performed Before
Imagine effortlessly keeping all your resolutions; sticking to all the things you promised to yourself; getting yourself to do all those things you've never been able to get yourself to do. Wouldn't you perform like you never performed before?
It need not be tough to get yourself to do the things you know you should do. Actually the tougher it is, the less likely you are to succeed. Peak performance feels effortless.
For instance; after a hard game of racquet ball, I often will sit with my partner, breathing hard, dripping wet, thoroughly exhausted. Our favorite joke is, "If somebody paid me to work this hard, I'd quit." Yet, there we are, paying for the privilege. Between games, I enjoy recalling exciting plays, such as smashing by partner's return ball so low to the floor that he can't reach it in time. I will eagerly look forward to the next game and enjoy buying a new racket or a pair of shoes occasionally.
I realized that it is how you feel about an activity that counts, whether you mentally associate it as work or play, obligation or privilege, misery or fun.
The Magic of Fun
I can't say that actually playing racquetball was effortless, but it felt that way. I was able to put every ounce of my energy into the game. I was eager to play, eager to do my best, eager to win; no reluctance, lethargy of any kind. That's the magic of fun.
It's what we all knew in kindergarten--until adults trained it out of us. If something was important, we had to get serious.
We don't have to keep believing that anymore. The more important a project, the more fun we can have doing it.
I remember a class I attended for teaching therapist techniques for helping patients. We did a lot of actual work on each other. One would volunteer to work on solving his problem, and a colleague would volunteer to treat him. This was serious stuff. We were engaged in removing serious blocks to our happiness.
Everyone performed much better without any strain or pain because, just before we started, a fellow student, named Jeff, would announce in stentorian tones, "Grim up everybody." We laughed and the atmosphere became playful. Many major breakthroughs were made at those sessions
Four Steps to outperforming yourself:
1. You will outperform yourself if you make pleasurable whatever you need to do. It may feel counter-intuitive, but the more serious the issue, the more playful should be your approach.
2. Simply deciding to make everything more fun will go a long way towards boosting your performance. Practicing this attitude until it becomes a habit. You will find success in places you never expected.
3. Dwell on all the pleasure and funny situations of the day. A good time to do this is at night before falling asleep. Do this instead of dwelling on painful problems. Especially powerful is to find ways to lovingly laugh at your self.
4. Learn and use the powerful programming techniques taught in the writings of Richard Bandler, John Grinder, Tony Robbins and I. My book explains positive self-motivation. These methods teach you how to set up simple signals that will automatically put you in the right frame of mind--instantly.
Summary Put in simplest possible way, positive self-motivation is about achieving peak performance by enjoying what you do. It's being pulled to succeed instead of having to push yourself.
Once you understand how to motivate yourself with pleasure, you no longer need to use pain based strategies such as struggle, self-discipline and other pain based strategies.
Bring a playful attitude to everything you do and you will perform like you never performed before.
Wishing you ultimate happiness and success,
About the Author
Stan Mann, C.P.C. supports business owners, top executives and commission salespeople to substantially grow their business and have a balanced life. He is a Certified Professional Coach. For additional articles and resources please visit http://www.stanmann.com I deliver customized coaching programs to help you become the leader of a highly successful and highly satisfying business.
