Tennis racket

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273 73J, 273 73G, 273 75, 273193B, 273 813, A63B 6938

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051433737

ABSTRACT:
Tennis racket has a head with a face lying in a facial plane. The racket has a shaft fixed to and coplanar with the head. The racket also has a handle sized for grasping the racket during play. Also included is a flexible device located at least partly within the handle and flexibly coupling the handle with the shaft. The head is relatively displaceable along a direction remaining perpendicular to the facial plane and coplanar with the handle. Thus an incorrect swing of the racket causes flexing at the handle and a manual sensation.

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Stites, Pamela, "Health Line-Bone of Contention", World Tennis, Feb. 1988.

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