Spin Tennis Racquet Where is the sweet spot of Top spin in Tennis
From what I know, the three sweet spots on the Tennis raquet are- Centre of the racquet for minimum vibration, slightly below that for minimim initial impact and about half an inch below that maaximum bounce or force. Yet I was told that while hitting the top spin, one should hit from the top of the racquet. Near the top of the racquet is actually what is called the dead spot is. Can someone please confirm this- Should the top spin be hit from the top of the racquet or the bottom where the sweet spot is?
From some of the answers, there seems to be some doubt about sweet spot being below the centre. Please take a look at this:-
The sweet spot is generally in the center (or slightly towards the top) of the stringbed.
All shots should be hit as close to the sweet spot as possible for maximum power and consistency.
Topspin (I assume you're talking about groundstrokes) is generated by the angle of the racket upon impacting the ball (flat or tilted slightly forward aka. closed) and/or the path of the racket swing (from low to high).
You can confirm this by looking up slow motion videos of the pros on youtube. You will see that the pros always hit with the sweetspot, no matter what kind of spin they are going for.
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What Tennis Racquet Suits Me?
Hey,
I Just brought the lastest Babolat Pure Storm For a Bargain Price Of $150.
I am wondering if this racquet suits my stats and will help me play.
Ability:Power/Baseline
Spin:Topspin/BackSpin
Serve:Power/Spin
Volley:Not Ofter
Tactics:Move Player Around
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