" (Having) Good strings is more important than upgrading ur (tennis) racquet"

Myth? Truth? Or partial truths?

two different things. Depending on specs differences, I think racquet change effect my game more than strings. I dont play much different with different strings (provided they're are strung to my right tension) but with racquet change, it will effect my strokes & game a lot more.

To me, u must find the right racquet for yourself 1st & then u mess with the strings. But as gear enthusiasts, we will always want to change racquets & strings from time to time just to have a feel & enjoy hitting with various gears. Some will say that we should improve on the game & not constantly changing gear but hey... it's my money, my life, my liking, my interest... I do what I wanna do

yup,zdepth is right,although i'd like to stick to my Wilson 90s, if
i had the money i'd change my racket every month!

WAW, k90 is it hard to use? hahaha... heavy arr... 1h bh will die frm exhaustion...

Usually those 90s size suitable for advance player
Amateur player better stick to light racquet to prevent kena tennis elbow

nononono.... light racquet is the answer to tennis elbow, trust me

Light racquet is good for rally.
I mean if u have a proper stroke u can prevent injury rite

nononono.... right stroke is one thing, wrong equipment & frequency of play plus fitness is another. Tennis elbow is not from strokes only. If u use stiff racquets like APDGT plus pro hurricane tour & serve 5 baskets of balls daily plus tennis everyday, I'm pretty sure your elbow will be gone

How about if you getting old, and having shoulder mild discomfort due to rotator cuff? Would a lighter racquet & or a lower swing weight help? I'd like to hit hard still. Or should i go fo r a heavier racquet to reduce my swing speed?

lighter racquets will never ever be good for arm problems. When u use light racquets, the shock transmission is higher compared to heavy racquets. Heavy racquets are like huge lorries, whenever u see a huge lorry involved in an accident, they normally sustain little damage compared to a poor little kancil.

Tennis elbow are caused by shock & not vibration. A lot of people stress on stroke factor in causing tennis elbow, this is not really true... whether u're a tour player or beginner, whenever u hit a ball, shock transmit. With bad strokes & form, it will transmit more depending on the way u hit it but that is only 1 factor. There are other contributing factors like arm fitness, equipment & frequency of play

Lighter racquets would make u react faster & swing faster but it will never help with arm problems. Listen to me if u wanna save your arm.... i've been through a lot.