Yes I know this probably comes up fairly regularly but I've searched and can't find what I'm looking for so I'll apologise in advance but ask you all anyway!
I'm sure there are many variables depending on different makes and top sheets etc but can someone please tell me the basic rule of thumb with regard to the following.
Is a thick, soft sponge likely to have a more springy effect on passive shots and serve returns than say a medium or hard sponge.
I understand the harder sponges are obviously faster when hitting hard but I have been using soft sponges to gain what I believe is a better control but I often find them a bit too lively when wanting to play a much softer touch.
Is a harder sponge going to eliminate this.
Thank you.
I'm sure there are many variables depending on different makes and top sheets etc but can someone please tell me the basic rule of thumb with regard to the following.
Is a thick, soft sponge likely to have a more springy effect on passive shots and serve returns than say a medium or hard sponge.
I understand the harder sponges are obviously faster when hitting hard but I have been using soft sponges to gain what I believe is a better control but I often find them a bit too lively when wanting to play a much softer touch.
Is a harder sponge going to eliminate this.
Thank you.