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For the most part, any racquet you choose can be made to induce less strain on your arm, and conversely, any racquet that is manufactured as “arm friendly” can actually be harder on your arm if outfitted with the wrong string or the wrong grip. The balance and the weight of your racquet, no matter its properties, will factor in to racquet selection. Some of the more general rules for selecting a racquet include choosing the correct frame (oversized usually means less arm strain), the correct grip size, and the correct weight and balance. If you’re not a professional or serious competitor, you should select a softer string that rests just below the recommended levels for string tension. This is another effort that will help you avoid arm strain.

 

You may also want to consider securing the assistance of a quality racquet tech. A racquet technician can help you select the best frame and the best string to suit your needs. After helping you make your selections, the racquet technician will customize your choices to provide you the best results. Remember, most racquet manufacturers maintain varying product lines to meet mainstream needs, beyond that customization is your responsibility.