Change the grip.

Not fucking, but I don't know. 🥹😭😭

Bought wood late last April.

I got the grip and came with a stick. I chose black (because I thought that the hand stained the grip would not see)

Now that grip, it's thick and soft, and when it's sweaty, it's slippery, and I carry a towel to wipe the sweat, and then I hit it.

I think it's normal. 🫠

But actually, when the grip started to slip, the outer grip started to end its lifespan.

When it doesn't lining the sweat, the sweat seeps into the grip (the grip attached to the wood from the factory - orange in the picture).

The performance of the hit is also not good, because one hit, the grip on our hand will move, such as hitting the semi-western Forehand. When you hit the ball, the grip moves, you have to put your left hand to organize, so many times you do not catch the semi-western properly. 😭

Until I had the opportunity to exchange a bat with a coach (who didn't study regularly) and the coach said that the grip was very slippery. I couldn't hit it and the stick would come out of my hand.

So I tried to change the grip. It turns out that when I peel it out, the grip in (orange) and the grip in (black) can hardly be pulled separately because it has been exposed to moisture from sweat for 4 months. 🥹 In the future, I will have to change the grip in (high price).

Therefore come to share the experience with friends who have just learned to play tennis as well that the grip should be changed at the age of age. The price of the outside grip is less than 100, preserving the grip in making the quality of the hit as well.

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