I came across an awesome tennis raquet, but it said it was meant for players with a rating between 5.0-6.0. How do I find out what rating I am?
The United States Tennis Association used to publish a rating guide….you used be able to closely rate yourself…..unless you are from Corpus Christi, Tx….all of their players fall at least 1-2 tiers from their actual ability…..and they win all the time….."go figure"….seriously, haven’t played tennis competively….could never seem to get passed the Corpus district……check with USTA…maybe they have a web site and might have the ratings on it…….really don"t worry……..unless you have been playing a really long time the type of racket does"t matter…..get a good reasonably priced one and then after you really get serious or better then you can think about upgrading…..besides, by that time you may have a "Nike" or "Wilson" endorsement contract and you will have to play with what they furnish you……"good luck on the tour"
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impossible…..wake up man
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who cares. they dont mean anything.
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well if your in a tennis league theyll tell you otherwise dont worry about it and get the racket if you want it.
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that dosent mean anything
ignore that and make sure
the tennis racket has a
comfortable grip.
♥tennispro♥
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those rackets can be for people who suck, just get what feels right for you. grip, stiffness, and headsize is important to me
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you can buy any tennis racquet you want according to your feel.
theres nothing called a rating or anything like that. you should buy
a tennis racquet according to the strength of your arm.
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The United States Tennis Association used to publish a rating guide….you used be able to closely rate yourself…..unless you are from Corpus Christi, Tx….all of their players fall at least 1-2 tiers from their actual ability…..and they win all the time….."go figure"….seriously, haven’t played tennis competively….could never seem to get passed the Corpus district……check with USTA…maybe they have a web site and might have the ratings on it…….really don"t worry……..unless you have been playing a really long time the type of racket does"t matter…..get a good reasonably priced one and then after you really get serious or better then you can think about upgrading…..besides, by that time you may have a "Nike" or "Wilson" endorsement contract and you will have to play with what they furnish you……"good luck on the tour"
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