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Erik Helverson of New Jersey studies at the University of Graz in Austria. Throughout his college career, he has balanced his time between professional and academic pursuits. In his free time, Erik Helverson enjoys tennis and belongs to the Center Court League.
When choosing a tennis racket, players have three categories to choose from: power, control, and in-between (or ‘tweener). Power rackets are designed for beginners and players with slow, short swings. These players cannot produce much power due to a poor understanding of technique or a lack of physical strength. Typically, power rackets are light and have a stiff frame and an oversized head.
Control rackets are best for expert-level players who can produce their own power. These rackets are usually shorter and heavier than power rackets and have a smaller head and a more flexible frame.
'Tweener rackets sit between power rackets and control rackets and help players improve both their power and control. Everything about these rackets sits in the middle - they are medium-weight and have mid-sized heads and a mid-sized length.
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