| Power is proportional to the head size of your tennis | | | | would have more air friction that hinders |
| racquet. To buy tennis racquets like a pro, one must | | | | maneuverability, the factor that it allows the player to |
| choose the head size that is right for their style. A | | | | have a higher probability in hitting the ball makes it |
| large tennis racquet head will offer a larger hitting area, | | | | better for beginners. In the case of advance players, |
| which provides the user the ability to hit the tennis ball | | | | however, it can be already assumed that they are |
| with lesser accuracy but can still manage to hit the | | | | more than capable of hitting the ball with great |
| sweet spot on the racquet. Racquets currently in the | | | | accuracy. With this in mind, it will be more |
| market have head sizes as small as 85 square inches | | | | advantageous for seasoned players to have a |
| to as large as 135 square inches. However, the most | | | | racquet with less air friction and higher maneuverability |
| commonly used among tennis players falls in the range | | | | than with a racquet that improves on their accuracy. |
| of 90-110 square inches. The main advantage of | | | | Another note that I wanted to add is when buying |
| having a small head racquet is there will be more | | | | racquets, it is usually best not to choose racquets with |
| control from the user where as the big heads offer | | | | head size that are in the extreme ranges as in the |
| more power and accuracy forgiveness for the | | | | extreme ranges the racquets will be highly biased in |
| sacrificing on control. Beginners should start using larger | | | | one feature, but would be very weak in another |
| heads whereas intermediate players and advance | | | | feature. Try to pick racquets that are within the |
| players should consider the use of smaller heads due | | | | commonly used range, which is namely the range of |
| to bigger control. | | | | 90-110 square inches. That way, your racquet will be |
| You may ask why would beginners would prefer | | | | highly focused in one aspect without entirely sacrificing |
| bigger head size and advance players would prefer | | | | the other. For example, choosing the head size of 110 |
| more control? Beginners should start off with bigger | | | | square inches with allow better hitting accuracy, but it |
| head size because it will allow them to have a bigger | | | | also allows a fair amount of controllability of the |
| probability in hitting the ball. Although these racquets | | | | racquet. |