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Does it have a impact on technique if the handle feels too small, or feels to big for ones hands?
Loosely is hard with a handle that is either too small or too big. When do you ever hold a bat tightly?
Small handles are less of a problem than big handles. One can tape the small handles to fit. Many players are now using
https://www.kttape.com/ as it enables finer tuning of the handle shape, and bat balance as a bonus.
Big handles usually require carpentry work to arrive at a comfortable fit
Loosely is hard with a handle that is either too small or too big. When do you ever hold a bat tightly?
This is kinisology tape, people are using this in place of grip tape?
Pretty sure you're gonna gain more speed and spin from the mechanics of the wrist and forearm than what you'd supposedly lose kinematically from being loose. Except if you mean momentarily tensing up at impact, then loosening again.I always hold it tightly when I touch the ball, as tight as possible. I want the ball to go as deep into the sponge as possible instead of the impact of the ball pushing the racket back in my hand and thus losing all control, spin and speed.
I always hold it tightly when I touch the ball, as tight as possible. I want the ball to go as deep into the sponge as possible instead of the impact of the ball pushing the racket back in my hand and thus losing all control, spin and speed.
yes the handle does impact because if the handle is short, you wont be able to hold the racket with complete grip and it will impact your performance.