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Tennis Racket Sets

Our racket sets are made from Carbon and Aluminum, making them perfect for beginners and advanced players. Each set comes with a tennis racket carry bag and over-grip tape.

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The physical health benefits of playing a sport are plentiful, and tennis is a great way to get up and moving. Tennis can improve both hand-eye coordination and spatial awareness all while keeping the blood pumping. Tennis can be played at any age. Whether someone is 4, 34, or 74, all you need to play is a friend, a racket, some balls, and a tennis court. Unlike team sports, which require sometimes up to 10 other people, you only need two players. That’s it! Just grab those three things and head on out to your favorite park or club.

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Athletics Geek is committed to adding to its product line with high-caliber sports gear for a wide range of activities. Stay connected to the Athletics Geek family to learn about the exciting release of brand new quality equipment at affordable prices.

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As the parents to four boys, the founders of Athletics Geek have had years of first hand experience with sports equipment. Too often, the prices were high and the quality was low. As a result, the Geek is dedicated to providing quality without breaking the bank.

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Racket Specs to Consider

Racket Head Size

Head size – the size of the area where the strings are – is by and large provided in square inches. The smaller the head, the more maneuverable and control-oriented the racquet will be; the bigger the head, the more margin for error and power a racquet will have. Most beginners should use a racquet with a head size between 100 and 115 sq. inches – consider the smaller end of the spectrum if you’re coordinated and/or looking to develop long, fluid swings through practice and lessons.

Racket’s Weight

The racquet’s weight is usually given in ounces. Generally speaking, a light racquet will be more maneuverable; a heavy racquet will be more stable. Beginners should choose a racquet that weighs somewhere between 9.5 and 11 ounces – on the heavier end if you’re strong or relatively athletic.

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The racquet length is measured from the cap of its handle to the top of its head. Longer racquets, the theory goes, give you more leverage on serves and greater reach on volleys; shorter racquets are more maneuverable. Until you’ve played long enough to know what your strengths and weaknesses are – and what you need from your racquet – it’s best to play with a racquet with a standard 27-inch length.