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Look for a racket with a larger head size (over 100 sq. in.), lightweight frame (below 285g), and good balance between power and control. Brands like Head, Wilson, and Babolat offer models such as the Wilson Clash 100L or Head Radical Team that are ideal for new players.

If you play once a week, restring at least every three months. Frequent players should restring as often as monthly. Fresh strings maintain tension, feel, and control, which are essential for consistent play.

Clay courts slow down the ball and favor baseline rallies, while hard courts offer a faster, more predictable bounce. Your game style, footwear, and even racket string tension might change depending on the surface you play on.
Use a racket with a more flexible frame, softer strings, and proper grip size. Focus on improving stroke mechanics, especially backhands. Don’t forget to warm up properly, stretch your forearm muscles, and avoid overplaying without rest.

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