Can I Use Tennis Racket For Racquetball?
Racquetball is a relatively new sport. It was invented by Joseph Sobek in 1950. While the Korean war was underway, Sobek got a company based in Massachusetts to manufacture 25 …
Tennis Equipment
What Do Tennis Players Keep In Their Bags?
Tennis bags come in many shapes and sizes. I would only have a cheap cover for my racket when I was younger. It was only when I was older that …
How Long Do Unopened Cans Of Tennis Balls Last?
Have you ever wondered why tennis balls come in air-sealed pressurized cans? This is to ensure that the balls stay fresh from the factory right up until they are opened. …
What Size Tennis Racket For An 8 Year Old?
It can be a complex process when buying a tennis racket for an adult. You have many things to consider. You first need to find out what grip size is …
Can Leather Tennis Shoes Be Washed In Washing Machine?
Leather shoes have traditionally been a popular choice for tennis players. While it is rare that you will come across classic leather tennis shoes in stores, there are some still …
What Size Tennis Racket For A 14 Year Old?
Most children’s rackets sold will display a recommended age. For example, many manufacturers will recommend 25-inch rackets for 9-10-year-olds. You may have seen some 21-inch rackets marketed as suitable for …
Do Unused Tennis Strings Go Bad?
How often do you restring your tennis racket? Usually, a set of tennis strings will cost between $10 and $30. This may not seem particularly expensive, but it quickly adds …
Do Tennis Ball Machines Improve Your Game?
If you play at an elite country club, you’ve seen players using state-of-the-art ball machines. They are pretty cool inventions, but how useful are they? Ball machines are quite restricting …
Where Do You Put Tennis Ball Under Skirt?
Something very important for players when serving is having two balls on them. This is because if they miss the first serve, they immediately have another ball available to hit. …
What Do Tennis Ball Numbers Mean?
If you’ve ever purchased a new can of tennis balls, you will no doubt have seen the markings on them. Of course, they will have the brand name first but …