What racket does Xinyu Wang endorse? Xinyu Wang endorses the Babolat Pure Drive tennis racket.
Wang's current support team includes her father, Wang Peng, and Serbian technical coach Aleksandar Slović, who clinched the men's singles title at the 2009 Summer Universiade and has previously trained with Novak Djokovic. Her fitness coach is Miro Hrvatin from Croatia, complemented by a Chinese physiotherapist from Nanjing. With Slović's guidance, Wang has had the opportunity to train with several Serbian players overseas. She presently hones her skills at the Tennis & Badminton Centre of the Shenzhen Sports Centre.
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For advanced players with plenty of power and skill who are looking for aggressive control to keep long rallies going and finish them off with power. Generally features thinner beams and heavier weights to provide control.
Suitable for advanced and good match players looking for a mixture of power and spin. Features slightly lighter weights and thicker beams to provide power and spin.
Suitable for regular club players, those starting competitive or organized friendly play, and improvers alike. Weight Range: 275g to 284g.
Ultra-light versions of pro rackets, perfect for growing juniors looking for their first adult racket or experienced club players who need a light, user-friendly racket. Weight Range: Under 274g.
Suitable for recreational and beginner players alike. Generally lighter with larger head sizes. Weight Range: Under 284g.
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