Rackets with this balance, therefore, are not recommended for more defensive players who seek comfort and lightness from the back of the court. The main disadvantage of this balance is that, since the weight is very far from the grip, it becomes more difficult to move the racket, greatly reducing maneuverability. Rackets with this balance, therefore, will be an ideal option for those players who seek to exploit the offensive aspect of the game. The main advantage provided by this type of racket is the same as holding a hammer by its handle: when hitting the ball, this balance is what allows us to transmit more force in blows such as auction, making it easier for us to bring the ball to our field and take it out by three. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this type of blades? ADVANTAGES This type of balance, displaced from the fist, is characteristic of diamond-shaped rackets, and rackets that use denser rubber. We understand by balance towards the head balances from 28 cm onwards. Head-balanced rackets are also known as high-balanced rackets, or colloquially 'bighead' rackets. We can distinguish three types of paddle tennis rackets based on their balance: Racks with high balance or towards the head, rackets with medium balance and rackets with low balance or towards the fist.

Types of shovels according to their balance The balances of most padel rackets on the market range between 25 cm (lower balance rackets) and 29 cm (higher balance rackets). Once this point is reached, we will measure the distance in centimeters from the edge of the table to the end of the fist, and that will be the balance of the blade. To measure the balance of a racket, what we will do is place the racket on the edge of a table, with the head facing away from the table and the fist on top of the table, and we will move it away from the table, until reaching the farthest possible point where the paddle is in balance on the table and does not fall. How do we measure the balance of a shovel? The materials of the racket: the rackets that use denser rubbers, will have more weight in the head, giving rise to a balance more towards the head of the racket.Diamond-shaped blades will balance more towards the head than round-shaped blades. The shape of the blade: is the main cause of the balance of a blade.The balance of a paddle tennis racket is mainly determined by two elements: What elements influence the balance of a blade? The balance of a shovel would be the simile of holding the hammer by the head or by the handle. The padel rackets do not escape the laws of physics, and they behave exactly like a hammer.

Now let's ask ourselves the following question: if it is easier to move a hammer by holding it by the head, why don't we hold it that way when we use it to drive a nail? We find the answer in the force that we can apply to the nail: the force that we exert when we hold the hammer by the handle is infinitely greater than the force that we would exert by holding the hammer by the head. If we try to move it now, we will see how it becomes more complicated, since most of the weight is far from our hand. Now let's take the hammer by its natural position: the handle. When it comes to moving it, it will be very easy for us, since most of the weight (the head) is in our hands. Imagine that we take a hammer by his head. To explain this in an informative way, we are going to use the example of using a hammer to drive a nail: The balance mainly affects two factors in our game: the force or power that we can give to the ball, and the manageability of the racket. We will start this guide by answering the basic question to address this topic: What is the balance of a paddle tennis racket? 'Balance is the distribution of weight along the mold of a blade' How does it affect the balance in our game?

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