Causes of Tennis Elbow:
Tennis elbow isn't just caused by playing tennis. It is caused by a strain to the extensor tendons in the forearm. Any activity that involves gripping and twisting of the forearm can cause this type of strain. Anybody can get tennis elbow but it is most common in people between the ages of 40 and 60. In tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) the tendons become inflamed where they join the bony part on the outside of your elbow joint (lateral epicondyle).
This is our selection of tennis rackets that are particularly suited for the prevention of and comfort from tennis elbow. There is never a sure thing, but you can certainly help yourself if you use the right racket. The sensor built into the handle of the Volkl rackets is particularly good for the purpose and has been proven over a number of years. The Head PWR range of rackets are just lightweight, arm friendly rackets that have been around for years in one guise or another. X-Damp, reduces racket’s harmful vibrations by 36% for best comfort, less fatigue and more performance. The Yonex EZONE Range include an number of vibration dampening technologies. You should also always supplement the choice of a good racket with a good dampener and also consider wearing an elbow support.
Causes of Tennis Elbow:
Tennis elbow isn't just caused by playing tennis. It is caused by a strain to the extensor tendons in the forearm. Any activity that involves gripping and twisting of the forearm can cause this type of strain. Anybody can get tennis elbow, but it is most common in people between the ages of 40 and 60. In tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) the tendons become inflamed where they join the bony part on the outside of your elbow joint (lateral epicondyle).
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.