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Whatever your reason for having to increase
the size of the grip on your tennis, racquetball, squash or badminton
racquets, Add-On Professional Grip Build-Up Materials
have been “performance-proven” for more than 20 years.
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If you're having
trouble controlling your tennis shots because
your tennis stroke is too “wristy”, your grip may be too
small for your hand. (refer to “Proper Grip Size” photo
below). A larger grip will contribute
to developing a better tennis stroke & racquet control. |
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If you play with a tennis racquet
that feels too “head-heavy”, building
up the grip will help balance out your racquet. Continuing to play
with a “head heavy” racquet could possibly contribute to
arm fatigue and eventually tennis elbow. |
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If you're a racquet stringer,
Add-On will make your job easier building
up grips and will continually produce professional results that your
customers will appreciate. |
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If you sell tennis racquets,
Add-On will help you move your racquet inventory
which may otherwise begin to collect dust because of being the wrong
grip size your customer is in need of. And, when you place your next
racquet stock order, you can reduce
the grip size mix 50% because you'll
be able to fill the size gap by using Add-On to build the in-between
grip up on the spot to close that sale. |
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If you're a young, budding tennis
star who's hands are outgrowing your
favorite racquet, (refer to the proper grip size photo) you can use
Add-On to build up your own racquet easily and quickly . . . in plenty
of time for your next match. If your grip is too small and you continue
to play without building it up to fit your hand, you could have a
tendency to develop a “wristy”, improper tennis stroke. |
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Photo courtesy of U.S.R.S.A.
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If you're a player who's developed
tennis elbow, one method used
to relieve the stress on the elbow joint is to increase the
size of the grip. We are not promoting that Add-On will cure
tennis elbow, we're only suggesting that using Add-On is one
means of addressing the problem while still being able to play.
By building up the grip on your tennis racquet, your hand will
not close as tightly on the grip, reducing tension on the elbow
joint. Please refer to the photo on the left illustrating the
finger spacing for a properly sized grip. |
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