We Got a Racquet Deal! (My Racquet Journey)
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- Huge Shouts to Wilson Tennis for this partnership! Excited to continue to grow in my Tennis with these new racquets!
I am Trey and I started playing tennis this year. I hope to use this channel to make tennis cool, get better at the game, and highlight other people who also love the game! Join me on this journey!
Socials: @winnersonlytennis
Finally Wilson has a serious endorsement. Tsitspas been lacking hard. Maybe people will actually start buying Wilson racquets again.
I don't care really about the type of racquet since I don't use the middle strings much. I don't use that lead tape stuff. Since I use the Babolat Team Pure Drive. Roddick's Old Racquet. So all my side strings are all bent and stretched, and the bottom strings are stretched but the middle strings are not all stretched and look like new. ....I hit the ball off my side strings and my bottom strings instead of using the middle strings. So it don't matter what racquet is handed to me, I can still drive the ball with it.
But because I also use a loose grip tension I have more control over the ball where I want to place it around in the court and where in the court I want to open up the court with more angles without overcooking the ball out of the court.. That is why I don't have every finger down on the grip so I can maintain that loose tension and allow me to rip the ball or place it where I want.. It don't matter what tennis racquet that you have, you can have any racquet handed to you, but any tight tension down on your grip will restrict what you can do with the ball in the court and how much of the court you can open up... That is why I don't like tension on the grip and like to hit with little to no tension so that the swing feels all nice and loose and is not all rigid with tension. And that i don't have to muscle the ball just to get the spin or power. But tight grip tension can cause players to MUSCLE THE BALL to try to drive it instead of hitting the ball effortlessly.
He threw away a perfectly good racquet.
@@germansliceHow do you even manage to play consistent tennis when you're never hitting the sweet spot?
And the strings around the edges can be a bit more loose wether you hit the ball there or not.
Wilson has poor quality control. They’re rackets aren’t as good as they used
@@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten
The end of the racquet or the tip swings the fastest through the air, so I drive the ball from off the fastest part of my racquet which is the tip.
@@germanslice It also might not be just how he felt when swinging the racket. There's also the general feeling when hitting the racket that he might hate. I know that although I personally can play any racket from any brand. I do prefer the rf97 because of the contact when hitting the ball and the feel when swinging the racket.
Congrats bro!
Can't believe you had so much weight on the Extreme!!
Anyhow, good luck with the new sticks... and nice to see Jake hitting some regular groundies and not pushing - he's been hiding this!!
So happy you finally posted the racquet video!! Thanks for giving us what we wanted (I wanted this so bad ❤️). Great video
you definitely seem to be playing a lot better with the new racquet!
Head Lynx Tour in orange 1.25. Yonex PolyTourPro in yellow/blue 1.25. Those I can verify being solid choices, the Lynx Tour has some insanely good tensionmaintenance. The Yonex PTP is a bit softer. The Head Lynx Tour is a fairly new string. Three other brand new strings this year that seems to be very solid is Head Hawk Power + Tecnifibre Razor Soft (Medvedev uses this) + Restring Zero. Restring Zero is unavailable for the mortals in Europe, but you guys in US have access to it. That is strings you need to try out over any Luxilon or Wilson string.
holy crossover. didn't expect Tenncom on this one.
Only thing better than a ProStaff is a free (or discounted) ProStaff. Congrats on the partnership. Pretty cool for Wilson team to reach out to you guys.
Haha. A Becket cameo. Good luck with the new racquet. Looks like it's a better match to you. I understand you reasoning for choosing the 100 version, but I think that eventually you will move to a 98 or 97 head size racquet based on your strokes.
Why do you say that?
@@Winners-Only The angle of your stroke is more on the "flatter" side, which lends itself for control oriented racquets with a smaller head size. Although these days there are very good 100 sq. in control oriented racquets like the Head Gravity and the Speed (although this one is kind of a hybrid).
Congrats! Bring it
Hi love to see u improve ❤ u are hitting much better love you treyyyyyyy!!!!!!!❤❤
Thank you so much!!
one hand backhand alert . Looks good !
Strokes looking hella better with the new racket Trey!
Trey & Jake! Would love to hit with you guys one day, I’m out in the Houston area! Been playing for a while I haven’t even officially rated but probably a 3.5-4.0 USTA! Would love to meet up one day!
have you ever tried the shift?
How did Wilson reach out to you for this?
they need to make more retail tennis racquets a bit heavier
on ur forehand maybe make it more of a looping motion i noticed your takeback is jus kinda straight back and if you make it more of a looping motion it will be a lot smoother.
Or the looping will make you hit it late.
How many times do you practice a week?
Joker - Head
Alcerez - Babolat
Medi - techni
Rudd - Yonex
Tsitspas - who?
Rune - Babolat
Rubelev - Head
Fritz - Head
Sinner - Head
Wilson is in a bad place.
probably hated the extreme because of your weight balance and how much u added to the hoop.
The extreme mp is fantastic stock. but not for everyone. Was really surprised :
extreme mp is 300g +
strings 20g +
top 8g
sides 8g
that's 336g to swing.
the wilson is going to be heavy too...
Let see if there's injury and/or tiredness from the current setup.
At least he's sticking to a raquet and not entering the tinkering-mania hahaha
Why did he add weight? No need at all with his level of technique.
@@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten it's the beginner trap : there's an asymetry between in knowledge an experience. You can know more than you can play.
You know there's nothing wrong with breaking strings every three weeks right.
Dont listen to the baldy guy. He just parrots marketing guff and the latest products. Go with your own preferences.
String in the 40s. Try 48 lbs!
Yonex ptp and wilson nxt multifillimrent
You should send me your old racquet 😏.
what string tension did you use on these racquets?
52 lbs
you shouldnt be playing with poly, definitely try some multifilement, your game isnt at the point where poly is going to benefit you
highly recomend technifibre x-one biphase
@@fuzziepandas I get why ppl would say that. I thought this as well. Started with X-one. The lack of spin compared to solid Poly's is..out of the world. And the Multi was way too powerful for my game. Also he plays so much tennis, why not get used to poly? He should just string poly at 44-48/20-22kg
@@Nessaj87 poly low could be a decent option. if multi is too "powerful" try a hybrid. no way these guys should be playing with alu power with not great form. VERY easy to get hurt that way
@@fuzziepandas Agree, Alu Power is not a starter Poly at all. Been playing with Poly strung at 20-22kg and that is fairly armfriendly.
@@Nessaj87 good choice. ALU power, and all luxilon are quite stiff. along with the Prostaff isnt the most arm friendly option. Not bad. but the combo can hurt new players forsure. I hope he chooses a more arm friendly option. People want to play with what the pros do, which is a good recipe for arm, elbow, or wrist issues
You added 16g to the hoop of the Extreme - then played with dead strings until they broke? Lmao - it's not the rackets fault.
Haha I have no idea what I am doing when it comes to gear, i just new i didn't like the Extreme in Stock form!
@@Winners-Only For your sake, you shouldn’t play with poly until they break. They will go dead way before they break, especially if you are using 15 or 16 gauge. Once the poly strings lose their elasticity, all of the shock from hits goes straight to your arm. It’s a very easy way to get tennis elbow. I know this from personal experience.
@@Winners-OnlyAdding weight risks injury and only elite players really need to add weight, but if you don't like the extreme mp moving to a different racquet is definitely the best choice.
@@Winners-Only Fair enough. I though it fit you pretty well tbh - though pretty much all rackets are good now. Important tip tho - if you're going to play poly strings - replace them frequently (like - at least monthly - better yet after every ~8 hours of hitting). Beyond that - they not only stop performing - but they get really hard on your arm. Also - if you feel the need to add weight - a little goes a long way - maybe start with 4g and work up. :D
Wow wilson lost fed and lost their minds
Ultra rocks!!
Did i just see you split step in your practice section at the end? Good job!
If you want that ALU Power feel but with much better arm friendliness and durability, HIGHLY recommend Grapplesnake Tour Sniper. Surprised Beckett didn't mention it considering that's his go-to string lol