tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15314101.post5084354356883247568..comments2009-04-10T23:45:23.024+08:00regentvillehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02482321552754544921noreply@blogger.comBlogger6125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15314101.post-40873532537769435912009-04-10T23:45:23.024+08:002009-04-10T23:45:23.024+08:00hello nawin, <BR/><BR/>i am looking forward to buy an babolat racquet in singapore... <BR/>but i have been looking around in singapore and i could not find any racquets and i also have one problem , i have got a budget of 230 or less but maybe a little higher, could you tell me where i can find low priced babolat racquets ?? i am urgent so can you give me a quik feed back?? <BR/>thanks재석http://www.blogger.com/profile/10489425793755432629noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15314101.post-49704310868201090622009-04-01T05:47:32.339+08:002009-04-01T05:47:32.339+08:00Hi i am 14 years old , i experienced tennis elbow a couple of years ago with the Wilson Npro - 100" and 300g. I then changed to a lighter racket ( Drive Z-lite - 255g) but i now feel the racket is restricting and would like to change to a heavier racket. I tried the K Blade 98 and it felt great but i don't know if it will return my tennis elbow again. Any Help???Jackhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11440074394266282140noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15314101.post-19048082653678835602008-11-26T01:23:16.242+08:002008-11-26T01:23:16.242+08:00I resolve all my problem of tennis elbow with the right string. <BR/>I try signum pro poly plasma (1,18) and all the racquet i have don't create me any problem. <BR/>A friend of mine has a tennis elbow problem and shoulder pain that he think to stop tennis. With another kind of strings he resolve all his problem.<BR/>Racquet is very ininfluence in tennis elbow. Now I use Babolat pure drive (a very stiff racquet) and I have no elbow problem. Try this strings!!!<BR/>Thanksthe berzhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/13688751610833274368noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15314101.post-48277757647399896842008-11-08T10:24:50.742+08:002008-11-08T10:24:50.742+08:00Hi Manuel,<BR/><BR/>Thanks for writing. My experience with Babolat tennis racquets are pretty personal and like I said in my article I have had two very bad cases of tennis elbow which lasted me over a year and a half for the first incident with the Babolat Pure Drive and one up till the time I am writing this comment today! with the Babolat Aero Storm Tour with Cortex (320g unstrung) version. It might not be the case for you, and for all you know, you might have actually no issues with then. You might want to try a friend's Babolat Aero Pro Drive (cortex) racquet or have a quick demo session with your local tennis store. As for me, I will stay away from Babolat Tennis racquets from now onwards although I think that they make one of the best and coolest tennis racquets around :)<BR/><BR/>With regards to recommending you a tennis racquet to choose from, its kind of difficult, as I would need to access your playing style, what weight of tennis racquet suits you and if you prefer a head heavy, head light or even balanced racquet. I would suggest you go with less stiff frames some where between or around the RDC 55 to 62 region, the lower the better. I have had some success in the past with the Head Flexpoint Radical OS which has a very flexible frame and you can actually literally feel this on impact. Some people might not like that, but perhaps you can have a try at that. The Head Flexpoint Radical OS helped me a bit.<BR/><BR/>For me, I have switched to a much lower string tension between 48 to 52 pounds for my racquets and have been using my Wilson K-61 95s (Asian specs) and my Wilson K-Blades 93 tour. The K-Blades are fine but the Wilson K-61 95 has to be strung at a lower tension as I could feel some strain with that but not as bad as the Babolats. My advice is also to go the gym and do some weights to strengthen your elbow, I unfortunately have never had the time to do that now days with my hectic work commitments. I still try to play a bit with the pain but not that much now.<BR/><BR/>Hope this helps and good luck in your search. If you have any further questions please feel free to email me or post them here.<BR/><BR/>Thanks,<BR/><BR/>Nawinregentvillehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02482321552754544921noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15314101.post-72461769368455070512008-11-07T01:40:44.996+08:002008-11-07T01:40:44.996+08:00Need some help, I been using a Wilson Ncode Npro 98, last year experimented with adding weight and my elbow started to get sore. After one hit with the weight I took it off but it was to late. A year and 4 month later, 3 injections have past and I'am still having lots of trouble. Decided to change raquets, ask around and tenniscompany and tenniswarehouse recommended me the aero pro drive cortex. After reading what you said about the babolat I'am really scared of using it. Please can you recommend me any raquet. I have been playing for 20 years, clasical strokes with one handed backhand. Please feedback.<BR/><BR/>Manuel / Puerto RicoManuelhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09657162889896825359noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15314101.post-87577773188805062052008-05-31T06:31:51.700+08:002008-05-31T06:31:51.700+08:00Hey, what u write is very deepened... but... have u ever heard about the Pro Kennex Kinetic Technology? Tennis WareHouse tells Pro Kennex Kinetic Pro 7G is the best choice for tennis elbowers! I'd like to demo it, 'cause I've been using the Pure Drive since 2005, with no problems on my arm, but I used a damned Dunlop Aerogel 300 for just two times the last year and I got tennis elbow. Fuck off! Now I've turned back to the Pure Drive, with a soft string (Gut like) but the tennis elbow still remains, though with much less pain, and only the day after I play. Now I want to try the Pro Kennex 'cause the testers of Tennis WareHouse are definitively enthusiastic about this gizmo... Bye-bye.Antoniohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/06523453219240146155noreply@blogger.com