I want to buy a tennis racket, but I don t know which one to choose, who can help me give some advic

.Baibaoli ps...Gonzalez's beat is quite heavy, and he is mentally prepared to play SLR. This one is not recommended.

Your problem is very strange, to have medium to high power, which is almost impossible to find in professional shooting (except for women's shooting), and even worse. To power. And to be light-headed.

Heavy head - strong strength - weak ball control, light head - small power - accurate ball control, this rule can not be changed. A light head slap needs to speed up the swing to hit the power. So. I don't know how to recommend it.

Wilson N-Blade, 98 beats, 304g, 6pt head light, low power, small German use racket.

Babolat PD, much softer than PS. The strength is enough.

Product Description: Auction surface: 100 square inches.

Shoot thickness: 22 mm straight edge.

Weight before stringing: 300g.

Power Level: Low Medium.

Hardness: 68 volatile weight: 302g

Power: Low-Medium.

Swing method: Long distance swing.

Swing speed: Fast.

Balanced: 6 pts tap head shape.

Grip: TL GEL

Stringing Tensions: 50-60 lbs.

Stringing method: 16*19

Wilson has improved the old US Open tennis racket and launched the first product, which feels softer and greatly reduces the shortcomings of the previous carbon aluminum racket that is stiff and has poor shock absorption.

Instructions for use: Suitable for professional offensive players.

It's best not to buy the kind of supermarket shots or imitation shots for beginners, the former is mostly made of aluminum alloy, and the latter is often poor in materials and quality control in order to save costs, and these two rackets are not suitable for use in terms of feel and comfort.

If you're on a budget, it's best to choose an all-carbon racket. Each brand has launched a starter shot for beginners.

For example, the Wilson Blade Comp or the Wilson Pro Comp are the entry basics of Wilson. The original price is more than 500, and it should be more than 300 after the online discount.

Or Babolat's Helix and E-Sense series, which are folded to four or five hundred, are also more suitable for beginners.

If the budget is sufficient, it is recommended to choose a mainstream racket of a big brand, weighing about 300 grams and about 100 rackets, these rackets have a wide range of adaptability, from beginner to advanced, can be done in one step, and the feel and performance are also better than ordinary beginner rackets. But the disadvantage is that it is more expensive, around 1000 yuan.

Such as Babolat Pure Drive GT Li Na, used by Clijsters.

Babolat Aero Drive Pro GT for Nadal.

Head Youtek Extreme Ljubicich uses.

prince exo3 black

Prince Exo3 White and many more.

Buy it online. Male Wilson us open

Women's Wilson Hope Tour 110

Find the right business online. It's all genuine. It's 300-500

If you want to use a tennis racket, it's best to choose your own...

I think Baibaoli's is not bad.

There are many factors to consider for a tennis racket, including the size of the racket surface, the hardness of the frame, the weight of the racket head, etc., and the specific choice depends on your own conditions. For a woman or beginner whose strength is not very strong, it is recommended to choose a racket with a larger surface and a lighter head; If you have a certain foundation and want to further improve your level, you should choose according to your actual technical action analysis, including swing speed, swing range, swing method, etc.

1.Generally, beginners should try to choose an all-carbon integrated racket, the weight should not be too heavy, and the racket surface should be slightly larger.

2.Depending on the physical fitness of each person, it is decided to use a light-headed or heavy-headed racket. Generally, those with strong wrist strength and upper limb strength can choose a racket with a lighter head; On the contrary, it is suitable for rackets with heavier heads.

3.If the economic conditions allow, try to use new product rackets. Because with the continuous improvement of science and technology, the design of rackets is becoming more and more reasonable, and its shock absorption and return effects are becoming more and more perfect, so the new rackets are easy to use.

4.For enthusiasts with a certain level of skill, their technical movements have been basically finalized, and the racket can be selected according to its strength quality, swing speed, and range of action. Generally, players with strong strength quality, fast swing speed, and large range of action should choose soft rackets, and small rackets with light heads; Players with a small range of motion and slow swing speed need to have a strong and comfortable stiff racket with good shock absorption.

5.Generally speaking, the hardness of the racket determines the characteristics of the racket. The hard racket has a large force, is strong and powerful when hitting the ball, and has a large range of effective hitting points, which is suitable for general amateur players; The soft racket is an elastic racket, the elastic deformation of the racket frame is large, and the touch time is longer, so the hitting point is better controlled, but it needs to have strong physical fitness to complete the action, which is suitable for intermediate and advanced players.

6.For some enthusiasts who take the initiative to hit the ball, the use of the racket should not be too light, and the appropriate weight can reduce the vibration burden on the wrist and arm when hitting the ball, and if necessary, it is supplemented with a shock absorber to reduce the burden.