What You Should Know About Your Strings - Lower string tensions equate to more power - There is more ball control with higher string tensions - Lower string density caused by fewer strings equate to more power - the thinner the string, the more power - the more elastic the string, the more power - the softer the coating, the softer the string, therefore the less tendency to vibrate - thinner strings produce more spin - fewer strings equate to more spin 3. The mother of all synthetic designs was the Wilson T-2000 which had its head wrapped with wires that were designed by Lacoste. Soon to follow was the first-ever Prince racquet. This spear-headed the birth of racquets with 'large' heads and this happened in the 80's. Then, graphite frames were introduced, too and became famous. Members in the rookie phase are given only basic media training, while members of the Premier and Elite phases are provided a more advanced media instruction. Parent Orientation The WTA Tour believes that the parents perform a crucial role in the career development of their children. Thus, the WTA Tour requires all parents to attend and complete its parent orientation, which discusses the facilities and services made available by WTA to the players and the possible obstacles their daughters will encounter in professional tennis. This is ideal for players depending on age, gender and experience in the sport. The best way to check which is the ideal racket is to test it. A few swings in the air can give the person the feel how this will do in the tennis court where hitting the ball and sending it to the other side will determine if this can do the job or not. If the server doesn't hit the ball twice, he basically doesn't get the point. The first miss is referred to as Fault whereas the second miss is called Double Fault. The receiver must return the server s ball. He can stand wherever he chooses but he must allow the ball to bounce within the serving box. It was also during this time that it became the popular sport of the royalties in France and was called the game of the palm. The word tennis came from the French word that was being shouted by early French players at the beginning of the game tenez meaning play. Shortly after its popularity among French aristocrats, tennis spread throughout Europe especially in England.