Tennis Lessons for Beginning Players : Types of Tennis Rackets
Learn about types of tennis racket compositions in this free online video tennis lesson. Expert: Scott Browder Bio: Scott Browder has been playing racket sports since he was 7 years old. Now at age 51 he has many, many years under his belt. Filmmaker: Travis Waack
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Shock absorbers on tennis rackets are generally a rubber or foam material that helps to deaden the vibration in the strings. Discover the difference in different types of tennis racket shock absorbers withinformation from a USPTA certified tennis pro in this free video on tennis equipment. Expert: Lincoln Ward Bio: Lincoln Ward is a USPTA Certified Tennis Pro. He has 13 years of competitive playing experience, as well as 10 years of coaching experience. Filmmaker: Todd Green
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Comments on Tennis Lessons for Beginning Players : Types of Tennis Rackets
i really like dhis video of urs because it is a tutorials for beginnig level. for ahletic type person who he/she is inreasted in this ‘Tennis Game’!
trust me id know, i also a tennis players.. will in “beginniner” BUT!! still i’d think that these lessons is for few peopole who want to give it a try or two… *sigh* also i’ve have a (Disability-Problem)!!! 
sad is’t it? had it snice about four, so anyway i thank u for this lessons for all people & me as well 4/4!!!! 
Waffle, waffle, waffle …
i hav1 question
are all rackets
have a
SMALL GREEN MARK
IN THE HANDLE???????
These tutorials are amazing! Yeah, right!
if u can tell me where u found that tennis court that would be great xD
@vistakicksass thats how good he is at tennis
rubber bands are great, best dampner ive ever used in my opinion. but i got tired of them ripping so i now use elastic hair ties on my racquets and it works just as well and they never rip.
yeah, that’s my question too XD
Dice, it’s fine that you don’t use one. You should buy one though, they’re cheap.
To prevent future tennis elbow
i dnt use shock absorbers.. is it ok?
I only use rubberbands, and they work just as good if not better.
Ok, but why would you want this? What is the advantage to damping the vibration of your racket?
Or you could just tie a rubber band there. It works just the same as store-bought shock absorbers and is 1/1000th of the price.
your strings are broken.
How do you put the shock absorber on the damn strings?!?! It’s driving me crazy.
nice one