WHERE IS THE SWEET SPOT ON YOUR TENNIS RACKET

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Where exactly is the sweet spot in your tennis racket.
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@NStewF 3 года назад

This video also addresses an important question that seems to have mixed answers on RU-vid: Where on the racket face should the ball be struck to generate topspin? Harry says that the ball should be struck above center so that the ball slides (briefly) towards the center during contact. This is what I have just found to be true - to the extent that the ball is hitting where I’m aiming the hit to be on the racket face. Some other RU-vid videos say that the pros hit below center for topspin which is why the face closes after contact during pronation. I agree with Harry! I just recently found this channel and it’s covering a wide range of topics that are benefiting from Harry’s insight. Thank you!

@oliverdesouza5741 3 года назад

The main point being that to get a noticeably larger sweet spot, you need a noticeably larger frame, like the change from 65 sq inch wooden rackets to 100 sq inch graphites. Small changes from like 98 sq inch to 100 sq inch makes no meaningful difference in sweetspot, unless you're Federer. The actual sweetspot is exactly that, a spot, where you will feel no twisting. Basically about 1 inch square in the centre. But the playable area, which has been well described here, is about 4 tennis balls size near the centre. Anything hit outside of that will have massively less power and accuracy, to be essentially a shank. Another handy reference is the interiors of the manufacturer's logo stencils, apart from Babolat of course.

@Bacat4321 3 года назад

Great episode! Nicely put.

@kirkspears3558 3 года назад

This was excellent video on the sweet spot of the tennis strings. Now I’m going paint my strings with stencil paint and see where I actually contact the ball on the strings. Thank you for the video

@vinnyester 3 года назад

I appreciate the tips, I can't thank you enough :)

@miguelbarahona6636 3 года назад

2:35. On forehands, only Federer, Nadal and Dimitrov hit with and extended arm. Only Federer looks exactly at the point of contact. Nadal and Dimitrov do a little bit. Murray, Thiem, Zverev, Kyrgios, Wawrinka, Tsonga, they all look almost at the front instead of to the contact point. Even more, in some pictures, Thiem is with his eyes closed. But I get your point, you have to tell the students to watch the contact point.

@Lego-tennis 3 года назад

I’m not going to lye I always wait till 11 to watch your new video. Love the channel and keep it up.

@CahalanTennis 3 года назад

8 PM PST !

@xavierfjeld3318 3 года назад

Same

@lesslobiso4159 3 года назад

I'm going to suggest an experiment that I bet came to a lot of people's mind while watching this. Can you stencil an entire racquet face, have Coach Gu hit with it for a few hours, and see where he his making contact the most?

@TennisSpin 3 года назад

That is already in the works.

@miguelbarahona6636 3 года назад

You can see where you hit the most by checking where the strings are broken.

@TagUrIt2000 3 года назад

That poor Slinger box. 🤣 Great video as always Harry! 👍🎾

@gp7286 3 года назад

Harry at his best with content that nobody else offers!

@romolodifonzo4406 3 года назад

Back in the day with wood racquets, the sweet spot was (supposedly) below the center of the racquet face. Today the sweet spot seems to be above the center of the racquet face. If you see photos of pros when they hit, it seems that the contact point is above center.

@jackgillet3800 3 года назад

I use a gut poly blend and I can tell I really hit the ball in the top right of the sweet spot mostly

@haydendarby5599 3 года назад

Hey I have a question about rackets. I wanted to switch to a new tennis racket. Right now I play with the Pure Strike 100. I really like the feel of the racket, but I need maybe a LITTLE bit heavier and more durable racket. If you have and suggestions that would help a lot.

@mikhailnajib6430 3 года назад

i need a super advice... here. cause its both on sale. should i pick a wilson pro staff 97 -2017 model OR a Head 100 youtek Graphene Speed PRO - 315 - 2013 model ?

@blu1806 3 года назад

Nice one Leo...

@peterochester2320 3 года назад

8:00 talking about sweet spot in different places for different level players. Sweet spot doesn't change, contact point does. If you hit a kick serve, you will have some wear higher on face.

@felipeapolinario8842 3 года назад

What happens to the sweetspot when weight is added to the racket?

@princessoftennis5539 3 года назад

Thank you so much for your great tennis video! We've made a Princess tennis Team. Let's play together sometime.

@fskshj 3 года назад

Waiting for this video.

@minginlondon 3 года назад

@tennisspin - Harry, got a question for you. Will rackets go on sale when the new version is released or does the manufacture take them all back? I am looking at the Vcore 95, want to see whether I should wait until after the new one is released to get the older version on discount.

@minginlondon 3 года назад

@@generallobster That's what I'm thinking... fingers crossed! BTW, nice screen name!

@BorisBecker1872 3 года назад

So does balance effect the sweet spot at all? Would a 31cm racquet versus say a 33 cm racquet have different sweetspots?

@youen1821 3 года назад

Its the 4 center squares in the middle of the stringbed. Hehe

@Gustavo-xz8os 3 года назад

Yes the proper way to hit is to watch the ball through contact but the vast majority of pros actually don’t do it, just Federer and maybe a few others. They’ve hit so many shots that they get clean contact every time even without watching the ball that long

@FYProduction 3 года назад

Oh crap! Is that my tennis cousin Leonard Young’s face that you’re wearing?

@ruipedro4195 3 года назад

Hello, I need to buy a racket. Can you make a video on how to choose a racket for me. Thanks.

@jonathanibarra4017 3 года назад

In another video you mentioned Roger uses lead tape to make the sweet spot higher on the racket face. Where would you use lead tape to make the sweet spot higher on the face?

@edge7799 3 года назад

Hi, are you going to make another pro player raquet specs soon.Thanks

@bengray5013 3 года назад

Doubtful, because his method is to copy the pro racquets he has in the cabinets, and even then he’s not really recreating them very well

@qtjickings-5653 3 года назад

Just a question, are full synthetic strings good for the Wilson clash?

@miguelbarahona6636 3 года назад

Yes. String selection depends on your needs, not the racket needs. More durability/control? poly. More comfort? natural gut or multifilament. Lower cost? Synthetic gut.

@a2casius 3 года назад

If you know absolutely nothing about Tennis racquets and Physics, this was actually a very good layman's introduction to what is a sweet spot. But if you want to understand say why is it that your new Ezone 98 is far more jarring to your arm than your old DR 98 (even though your technique hasn't changed), you'll need to go somewhere else.

@miguelbarahona6636 3 года назад

Simply lower the tension.

@rbutthamilton 3 года назад

Now I understand why the isometric head shape has a bigger sweet spot

@Richibald1 3 года назад

Can you explain it here because I was just about to ask Harry if the YONEX ISOMETRIC was more technology or more marketing hype. I've never used a Yonex but sensed quality of workmanship just watching others use them for decades!

@Richibald1 3 года назад

Wider throat braces, wider elliptical frame would be my hunch. Like I say never used one.... YET! Hopefully that's about to change. Wawrinka's accuracy, Kyrigos blinding power are valuable clues IMHO

@vanshagarwal2362 3 года назад

@@Richibald1 that’s due their technique , timing, and talent.

@VincentDuxD 3 года назад

Woohoooo xD

@sportscastercanada 3 года назад

@13:31 Parental guidance recommended! 😂

@weyman4317 3 года назад

Larger sweetspot on Yonex Isometric frame and also lead tape at 9 and 12?- so I’m told.

@jordanchong7311 3 года назад

3rd

@Multisportamateur 3 года назад

Dude! Why are you wearing that shirt? Has Leonard even been stringing for you lately? Hahhahaha.

@douglashagan65 2 года назад

I've got the patent on a sensor when the ball hits The Sweet spot a red light goes off this is the one million patent I have a $2 million on array telemetry tennis rackets and we're 17 billion just in tennis shoes which are electromagnetic in other words you float off the tennis court shoes never touch the court you actually floating off the a couple inches

@Javi_C 3 года назад

@gnohymmij 3 года назад

Now do this with a Yonex

@capricornmagic63 3 года назад

I'm watching all this tennis content and I can't get to play and it's driving me nuts!! Mr Covid, please take your 19 and F off! I wanna play tennis!!

@kimyeap1124 3 года назад

Should it even be called a sweet spot? More like sweet zone as opposed to badminton contact point where the optimum power x control can only be had from a small contact point. I don't know for sure but I suppose the need for a bigger racket, giving a larger contact area is the due to a bigger object that is being hit. A ball as opposed to a shuttle. Inane comment, sorry. But I can't sleep

@douglashagan65 2 года назад

I am now the richest man in the world

@AndrewBrown-gs5nl 3 года назад

first

@williambolton1546 3 года назад

Great job man, i love tennies BALLS

@TheBigBlue22 3 года назад

I really cant listen to a guy talking about tennis who literally cannot play it, have you seen that thing that Harry hits that he thinks is a backhand?? Its embarrassing to watch and I cant listen to the clown talking as if he knows how to play the game, you can tell he was never taught by anyone as he has zero technique, it's truly dreadful..

@islandmerchandise3017 3 года назад

I have to agree. I’m not sure about the contact near the side strings for pros. Also you notice he never serves?

@andtsg6815 3 года назад

Feel free to leave ya. Harry is in the business twenty/ thirty years, enough to share non technique related stuff. If you think tennis is only about swing, then i can only say good luck 😎

@TheBigBlue22 3 года назад

@@andtsg6815 he can talk all day long about shoes and strings but dont talk to me about how frames perform or feel because anyone who slaps their shots like Harry wouldnt know jack s@@@t

@TheBigBlue22 3 года назад

@@islandmerchandise3017 yep, sadly the world is full of guys working in/owning pro shops who literally talk as if they've played on centre court at Wimbledon but when you see them try and hit the ball you're like, ' they're playing something but it's definitely not tennis!' It's pretty cringeworthy and a bit weird to be honest. Harry should stick to shoes and strings because he knows zero about playing tennis ( unless self taught club hacking is your thing ).