For the Pro Staff 97, 97L, and 97UL, Wilson has adjusted the construction of the racquets with a new technology, Braid 45. With Braid 45, the fiber tubes are set at a 45-degree angle to allow the racquets to “breathe” more and improve ball pocketing while maintaining the stability of the Graphite, Kevlar braid.
Creative Ways to Tennis at Home
No doubt about it, times are tough for everyone, and tennis is no exception. If you are fortunate enough to have a tennis racquet and a pair of athletic shoes, you have access to some fun, low cost exercise. Here are some suggestions of what Tennis Express like’s to do while we are at-home.
2020 New Tennis String Guide
It seems like yesterday the Australian Open was just getting started. Now were are entering the busy March Madness double header: Indian Wells and Miami. 2020 has already seen an impressive array of new racquets, but often tennis strings are overlooked for the shinier, more appealing racquets and apparel. Let’s explore what 2020 has given us thus far in the racquet string world.
Best Women’s Shoes of 2019
On the hunt for your shoe sole mate? The right pair of shoes have the power to elevate your tennis game from good to great, so finding your perfect pair is paramount. We’ve rounded up what we consider to be the best women’s shoes of 2019.
10 Best Steps to Bouncing Back into Tennis Shape after Having a Baby
Yes, getting in shape after giving birth is hard, but luckily it’s not impossible. Just look at tennis. The WTA tour has some big-name moms – Serena Williams, Victoria Azarenka and past tennis greats like Kim Clijsters, Margaret Court and Evonne Goolagong Cawley. These women are living proof that motherhood and fitness aren’t mutually exclusive. So whether your goal is to get back into pro form or just to fit into your pre-pregnancy tennis whites, here are our top tips to get your tennis groove back after becoming a mom
How to Get your Kids Excited about Tennis (or Any Other Sport)
Summer is the perfect time to introduce your kids to tennis. But how can you introduce your kids to tennis (or any sport really) in a way that sparks a lifelong passion without pushing them too hard?